| A | B |
|---|
| cascade | lightweight fabric in folds falling one over another in a zigzag fashion |
| cascade | a waterfall descending over a steep, rocky surface |
| frail | having delicate health |
| frail | easil broken: fragile |
| guffaw | a loud unrestrained burst of laughter |
| guffaw | to laugh loudly |
| ridge | a chain of hills or mountains |
| ridge | the upper edge, angle or crest of something like a hill, wave or vault |
| ridge | the back of an animal |
| pester | to bother persistently |
| jovial | endowed with joyous humor |
| vessel | a craft for traveling on water |
| vessel | something used for holding liquids or other contents |
| torment | to afflict with great bodily or mental suffering |
| torment | to worry or annoy excessively |
| brawny | muscular or strong |
| ruse | a trick |
| wail | a cry of grief or pain |
| wail | to make mournful sounds |
| gaunt | extremely thin or bony |
| orchard | land devoted to fruit or nut trees |
| batter | to beat persistently or hard |
| batter | a mixture beaten together for use in cooking |
| batter | a player who swings a bat |
| ramshackle | loosely made or held together; shaky |
| cyclone | a large wind storm |
| glare | an angry or piercing stare |
| glare | harsh light |
| hardy | sturdy or strong |
| juniper | an evergreen shrub |
| chuckle | to alugh softly |
| surly | unfriendly or hostile |
| surly | lordly or arrogant |
| glade | an open space in a forest |
| herd | to tend or drive cattle or sheep |
| herd | a number of animals in a group |
| shrill | hight-pitched and piercing sound quality |
| glen | a small narrow secluded valley |
