| A | B |
|---|
| accommodate | to make room for; take care of; make fit; adapt |
| available | that can be used; accessible |
| besiege | to surround with armed forces; overwhelmed |
| congregate | to gather together; assemble; gathered; assembled |
| demolish | to destroy completely |
| discount | to disregard completely or believe only part of the story; reduce the regular price; a reduction from the regular price |
| domestic | of the home or family; of or relating to to one's own country; a servant in the home |
| hesitation | a halting or pausing for a moment; an unsureness |
| humiliate | to hurt the pride or dignity of by causing to appear foolish; degrade |
| incident | an event; a definite occurrence |
| induce | to move by persuasion or influence; cause; lead on |
| meager | thin; emaciated; of poor quality or amount |
| miraculous | wondrous; awe-inspiring |
| morale | confidence; spirit |
| obvious | readily apparent; easily seen |
| option | a choice; the act of choosing |
| permeate | to spread throughout |
| petrify | to stun or paralyze with fear; turn into, or as if into stone; become rigid |
| placid | calm; free of interruption or disturbance |
| smolder | to burn slowly, without flame and with much smoke |
