| A | B |
|---|
| Cataract | A descent of water over a steep surface |
| Embroider | To decorate with ornamental needlework; to embellish or exaggerate |
| Russet | Yellowish brown or reddish brown |
| Accomplice | A person who knowingly helps another in a crime; a subordinate |
| Err | To go astray in belief; to be mistaken or incorrect |
| Indomitable | Cannot be overcome; unconquerable |
| Serenity | Calm or tranquil |
| Exclude | To shut or keep out |
| Fallible | Liable to err especially in being deceived or mistaken |
| Clique | A small, exclusive group |
| Foil | To prevent the success of |
| Secluded | Sheltered or screened from activity; withdrawn |
| Tumult | Violent and noisy commotion; outbreak or uprising |
| Founder | A person who founds or establishes |
| Shifty | Given to or full of evasions; tricky; deceptive |
| Furrow | A narrow groove made in the ground; a trenchlike depression |
| Hoodwink | To deceive or trick |
| Verdant | Green wiht vegetation; of the color green |
| Blemish | A defect or flaw; a mark that detracts from appearance |
| Lure | To attract, entice or tempt |
| Extensive | Of great extent; wide, broad; far-reaching |
| Horde | A large group; a mass or crowd |
| Surrender | To yield to the possession or power of another |
| Flamboyant | Strikingly bold or brilliant; ornate; elaborately styled |
| Glen | a small, narrow, secluded valley |
