| A | B |
|---|
| kindle | to build or start a fire; to arouse or excite a feeling |
| knoll | a small, rounded hill |
| luminous | shining; giving off light |
| malleable | capable of being shaped or formed by pressing, hammering, or other forceful action |
| materialize | to appear out of nowhere |
| meander | to follow a winding and turning course |
| meticulous | showing great concern for details; extremely careful or precise |
| misgivings | feeling of doubt or concern |
| momentum | a quantity; used to measure the motion of a body |
| monotonous | dull because of always being the same |
| multitude | a very large number |
| muster | to bring a group of soldiers together; to bring forth a feeling or ability from within oneself |
| narrate | to tell a story or describe a series of events |
| obscure | difficult to understand; vague; not widely known |
| ominous | being a sign of trouble, danger, or threatening |
| outlandish | unconventional; strange |
| persistent | refusing to give up or stop despite difficulties |
| pertinent | relevant; related to the matter at hand |
| potential | the ability to grow, develop, or improve |
| precipice | a very steep or overhanging mass of rock |
| pristine | remaining in a pure or unspoiled state |
| quell | to cause a feeling to become less intense; calm, settle |
| recluse | a person who lives alone and has little to do with other people |
| recuperate | recover; to return to normal health or strength |
| replenish | to build up a supply of something again; fill again |
