| A | B |
|---|
| cascade | a waterfall or abundant flow |
| guffaw | crude or boisterous laugh |
| frail | delicate or fragile; not robust |
| ridge | long, narrow upper edge; a chain of hills |
| pester | to bother persistently with petty annoyances; to trouble |
| jovial | characterized by a hearty, joyous humor |
| vessel | a hollow or concave utensil; a large craft for traveling on water |
| torment | to aflict with great pain; to tease or pester |
| brawny | muscular; strong |
| ruse | an action intended to mislead or trick |
| wail | to utter a prolonged, mournful cry, sounding in grief |
| gaunt | extremely thin and bony; haggard and drawn |
| orchard | an area of land devoted to growing fruit trees |
| batter | to beat persistently or hard; to damage by beating |
| ramshackle | loosely made or held together; rickety; shaky |
| cyclone | a violent tropical storm; hurricane |
| glare | to stare angrily; glower. To be very bright and intense |
| hardy | capable of enduring fatigue and hardship; sturdy; bold or daring |
| juniper | any evergreen tree or shrub having cones that resemble dark blue berries |
| chuckle | to laugh softly or amusedly |
| surly | sullenly ill tempered or rude |
| glade | an open space in a forest |
| herd | a number of animals kept fed or traveling together. A large group of people or any large quantity |
| shrill | high pitched and piercing in sound quality. |
| glen | a small, narrow, secluded valley |
