| A | B |
|---|
| crag | a steep rugged rock or cliff OR craggy and rough |
| skulk | to move in a sly secret manner keep out of sight |
| apprehensive | fearful of what may result |
| drawback | an undesirable feature or disadvantage |
| moor | boggy area with grass OR to keep in place by ropes or chains |
| laden | to load or burden heavily |
| antidote | to remedy to counteract the affect of poison |
| cower | to shrink away or couch |
| inquisitive | asking many questions or prying into others affairs |
| letdown | a slowing up or disappointment |
| rove | wander or roam around |
| submissive | yielding to power or authority of another |
| vassal | servant or person who held land for lord |
| tether | rope or chain that holds back its limits |
| haughty | to proud in manner OR scorny to others |
| uproar | load state of emotion excitment or violence |
| trudge | go on foot OR walk wearily |
| nosy | prying or inquisitive |
| patrician | member of nobility of ancient Rome OR of high social ranking |
| oppress | govern harshly keep down OR lie heavily on burden |
| sylvan | of in or having woods |
| chink | a narrow opening or fillup OR a short sharp ringing noise |
| migrate | move from one place to another in different seasons |
| indignant | angry at something unworthy unjust or mean |
| slight | not important small slender OR treat as no value neglect or the act of |
| migrant | a person animal or plant that migrates |
| migration | the act or an instance of migrating |
| migratory | having a way of life that includes migration |
| oppressive | cruel or harsh without just cause OR causing a feeling of oppresion |
| oppression | cruel or unjust OR a feeling of low spirits |
| submit | to give in or formally give to |
| submission | what has been passed in OR giving in, accepting control by someone else |
| indignation | anger or resentment of (what seems to be) unfairness |
| apprehension | capture OR understanding |
| haughtiness | stuck-up-ness, superiority |
| uproarious | showing unrestrained high spirits (excitement, laughter) |
