| A | B |
|---|
| await | to be ready for; expect |
| basis | something on which some other thing is based or established; the principal component of something |
| conveyor | a mechanical device for carrying packages or bulk material from place to place |
| dramatic | catching the attention; striking in appearance or effect |
| filth | disgusting dirt or refuse |
| heir | a person who inherits or has the right to inherit property; a person who has legal claim to a title when the person holding it dies |
| lobby | a hall or entry especially when large enough to serve as a waiting room; to try to influence public officials and especially members of a legislative body |
| lye | a strong alkaline liquid obtained from wood ashes and used especially in making soap and in washing |
| muscular | having well developed muscles; strong |
| ownership | possession of something |
| probable | reasonably sure but not certain of happening or being true; likely |
| putty | a cement usually made of whiting and boiled linseed oil beated or kneaded to the consistency of dough and used in fastening glass in sashes and stopping crevices in woodwork |
| reside | to live permanently and continuously; to live |
| sphere | a globe-shaped body; ball; the apparent surface of the heavens of which half forms the dome of a visible sky |
| steeple | a tall structure usually having a small spire at the top and built on top of a church tower |
| suite | the personal staff accompanying a ruler, diplomat, or dignitary on official business; a group of rooms occupied as a unit |
| symptom | a change in a living thing that indicates the presence of a disease or other physical disorder |
| tract | an indefinite stretch of land |
| turret | a little tower often at the corner of a building |
| typhoon | a tropical cyclone occurring in the region of the Phillipines or the China Sea |
| uranium | a silvery heavy radioactive metallic element |
| vent | to serve as an outlet (chimney/smoke); to give often forceful or emotional expression to |
| violent | marked by great force or sudden activity |
| warden | one who has charge or care of something; guardian; keeper; an official charged with special duties or with the enforcement of specified laws |
| weld | to join pieces of metal or plastic by heating and allowing the edges to flow together or by hammering or pressing together |
