| A | B |
|---|
| wily | adj. sly |
| sparking | n. an old-fashioned term for courting (dating) |
| abetting | v. helping or encouraging |
| confound | v. to confose, puzzle, or confuse |
| sanctioned | v. to support |
| frothing | v. speak angrily |
| lolloping | v. to move in a clumsy or relaxed way; to bobb up and down or from side to side |
| consolation | n. something that makes you feel better |
| mouring | v. to to feel sorrow for the death of a loved one |
| honing | v. to sharpen or smooth, using a whetstone |
| foray | n. a raid or brief invasion |
| emit | v. to send out or utter |
| conscientious | adj. meticulous, careful, thourough |
| scantier | adj. limited or less than efficient; scarse; sparse |
| rejuvinated | v. to restore to youtful cigore or appearance; to make young again |
| indelible | adj. impossible to remove, erase, or wash away; permanent |
| avenger | n. the person that inflicted a punishment or penalty in return for something; person that seeked revenge |
| ambled | v. to walk leisurely and slowly |
| delved | v. to make a careful or detailed search |
| resounded | v. to reverberate or echo |
| haughtily | adv. disdainfully proud; snobbish; aroggant |
| menacing | adv. meanly and sternly; down to business |
| listlessly | adv. listening without interest |
| elude | v. didge, miss; to avoid capture or escape detection by |
| sullen | adj. silent and keeping to oneself because angry or hurt |
| swaggered | v. to walk in a showy, proud way |
| desperation | n. recklessness that comes from despair |
| concussion | n. violent shaking |
| surged | v. moved in a violent swelling motion |
| tumultuously | adv. noisily and violently |
| resilient | adj. springing back into shape |
| savored | v. enjoyed |
| prone | adj. lying face downward |
| pummeled | v. to beat or throw harshly |
| reconniter | v. to look around |
