| A | B |
| Trencher | A wooden plate or platter on which meat is carved or served -N |
| Apoplectic | Extremely angry or irritated -A |
| Grog | An alcoholic liquor (esp. rum) which is often diluted with water -N |
| Rakish | Having a trim; sleek, streamline appearance, as often on ships -A |
| Aloof | Distanced by a lack of anger, interest, or emotion -A |
| Broadside | The part or side of a ship that it above the waterline; a large sheet of paper printed on one side -N |
| Hovel | A low, open shed used for storing animals, tools, equipment, supplies, etc. - N |
| Splay | To spread apart or extend out. -V |
| Anneal | To strengthen (glass, metals, etc.) by heating it and then letting cool gradually. -V |
| Belligerent | Aggressive, eager to start a fight. -A |
| Crucible | A container made of graphite, porcelain, platinum or of other substance that can withstand great heat for melting or fusing ores, metals, etc. -N |
| Indolent | Disliking or avoiding work; LAZY; idle. -A |
| Venerable | Deserving respect or reverence due to age, dignity, character or high position. -A |
| Apprentice | Someone under legal agreement to work for a specific length of time for a master craftsman in a craft or trade in return for instuction and support. -N |
| Felon | A villain, wrongdoer of law breaker. One who commits a felony. -N |
| Maim | To cripple, mutilate, or disable. -V |
| Wry | A twisted or bent expression -N |
| Assuage | Tp lessen (anger, pain,etc.) or calm; to pacify. -V |
| Flaccid | Lacking muscle tone and resillence; flabby. -A |
| Pesthouse | A hospital for the isolation of people with contagious diseases. A quarantine. -N |