| A | B |
|---|
| regurgitation | act of throwing up;vomiting |
| anvil | a heavy iron block on which metal is shaped |
| confiscated | seized;taken away |
| trepidation | fear;apprehension |
| traipse | walk;tramp |
| intimidated | frightened;made timid or fearful |
| bogus | false |
| maimed | wounded seriously |
| liberate | free from bondage or restraint |
| taxidermy | preparing, stuffing, and mounting skins of animals |
| menagerie | collection of wild animals especially for exhibition |
| culprit | one accused or guilty of a crime |
| agitated | excited |
| jargon | the special vocabulary of a particular group |
| recuperate | recover |
| compensate | pay;make up for |
| ominously | threateningly |
| prelude | an introductory performance or event |
| envision | to picture |
| imposing | impressive because of size or bearing |
