| A | B |
|---|
| bloodcurdling | causing great horror |
| avail | bring about or gain |
| brood | to think or worry moodily |
| provision | condition or requirement in a legal document |
| ventilator | devise or opening in a room the replaces stale air with clean air |
| coroner | a public officer whos duty is to determine the cause of death |
| amiable | generally agreeable; having a friendly and plesant manner |
| tunneled | to burrow into a hole or covering |
| slavery | a condition of being controlled |
| captor | a person who has taken control of another |
| domestic servitude | the condition of being forced to work as a household slave |
| enslave | to make a slave of |
| exploit | to use selfishly for one's own advantage |
| free will | independent choice |
| human trafficking | buying, selling, and or trading of humans |
| involuntary servitude | another name for slavery |
| protective custody | when a person is taken to a save place |
| decimate | to destroy a great number or proportion of |
| devour | to consume destructively, recklessly |
| demolish | to destroy or ruin |
| devastation | destruction |
| supercell | large savage storms |
| evacuate | leave |
| refuge | place of safety |
| avalanche | rapidly slices down a mountainside or cliff |
| backcounty | wilderness, not inhabited by people |
| gully | a trench wore into the earth by running water after it rains |
| ravine | a small narrow valley with steep sides |
| hypothermia | body temperature is lowered to extremely low temp |
| trama | a deeply disturbing experience |
