| A | B |
| air raids | attack by aircraft, espicially against a non-milatary target such as a city |
| row | arguement ;quarrel;diasagreement between two people |
| creepy | causing fear,disgust or uneasiness |
| wireless | a radio or radio set without wires |
| armor | protective metal or leather clothing worn in battle by soldiers |
| wardrobe | a large free-standing cupboard or closet where clothes are stored |
| looking-glass | mirror;any device whose surface relects light and gives back a cleaar image of what is in front of it |
| mothballs | small balls containing chemicals such as camphor to keep away moths |
| crunching | make or causing something to be noisy;scrunching sound |
| queer | strange or unusual;departing from the usual |
| inquisitive | eager for knowledge;curious about everything |
| glimpse | a quick or incomplete look or sighting of somebody or something |
| pitter patter | a light, rapid and continuous tapping sound such as raindrops |
| muffler | a scarf worn around the neck for warmth |
| faun | a mythological creature depiced with the body of a man and legs and horns of a goat |
| parcels | packages;things wrapped up together in paper or other packaging |