| A | B |
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| accompany | v. to go along with; to be together 2. to play a musical instrument |
| beneficial | adj. being of use; helpful; favorable |
| captive | n. one that is held prisoner (adj.) unable to escape or get away |
| convenient | adj. suitable for one's needs; making life easier or more comfortable |
| convenience | n. anything that makes life easier |
| ecstasy | n. a strong feeling of emotion, especially joy |
| ecstatic | adj. ful of or causing ecstasy |
| expanse | n. a wide, open area or surface; a stretch |
| expedition | n. a long journey by a group to explore or do battle |
| inept | adj. 1. clumsily or swkwardly expressed; not suitable for the occaion 2. lacking in skill or ability |
| interpret | v. to translate into another language 2. to explain the meaning of 3. to understand in ones' own way |
| invaluable | adj. too valuable to measure; priceless |
| linger | v. to be slow in leaving or going away |
| retrieve | v. to get back; to recover 2. to find and bring back |
| skirmish | n. a minor fight or battle v. to take part in such a fight |
| supplement | n. something added to make up for something missing v. to add to |
| territory | n. 1. a particular area of land 2. a land area under control of a particular group or government |
