| A | B |
|---|
| attentive | adj giving attention to |
| brandish | verb; wave or exhibit something in a threatening way |
| counter | verb; to do or say something in oppositin of somethin |
| dismal | adj; causing gloom or depression, miserable |
| exasperation; | noun; state of anger, impatience or great irritation |
| exhilarate | verb; cause someone to feel very happy, elate |
| hasten | verb; move or act swiftly, hurry, quickly move |
| jostle | verb; to bump roughly against antoher person or thing |
| luminous | adj; giving off light; shining |
| materialize | verb; to appear out of nowhere |
| misgivings | noun; feeling of doubt or concern |
| obscure | adj; diffficult to understand; vague, not widely known |
| ominous | adj; sign of trouble, danger, disaster; threatening |
| potential | noun; ability to grow; develop or improve |
| recluse | noun; person who lives alone &has nothing to do with people |
| restitution | noun; act of doing or paying money to make up for damage, loss or injury |
| scurry | verb; moe with light running steps;scamper |
| somber | adj; very seriour or sad |
| subside | verb; to become less active;intense or agitated; abate |
| tactic | noun; action that is planned to achieve a goal |
