| A | B |
|---|
| Reprobate (noun) | a scoundrel or someone with shaky morals |
| Trudged (verb) | to walk slowly and heavily |
| Jaunt (noun) | a short, pleasurable trip or journey |
| Lurk (verb) | to lie or wait in hiding |
| Pilfer (verb) | to steal small items |
| Skittish (adjective) | shy, uncertain, unpredictable |
| Reconcile (verb) | to restore to harmony; make-up with |
| Benediction (noun) | blessing |
| Proprietor (noun) | owner of a business |
| Elope (verb) | to run away and get married secretly |
| Valise (noun) | suitcase |
| Sulk (verb) | to be sad, silent and offended |
| Cadaver (noun) | dead body |
| Centennial (adj, noun) | a one hundredth anniversary |
| Treadle (noun) | a foot pedal to work a sewing machine |
| Quake (verb) | to shake or tremble |
| Gallivanting (verb) | to go around looking for fun |
| Girdle (noun) | undergarment worn to make women look thinner |
| Throngs (noun) | a group or crowd of people |
| Bustle (noun) | a pad worn to show off the back of an old fashioned dress |
