| A | B |
|---|
| Invincible | adj: too powerful to be defeated |
| Mandatory | adj: required by law or rules |
| Evade | verb: escape or avoid by tricky |
| Browse | verb: looking at object but not specific |
| Casualty | noun: a person killed or injured in war or acciedent |
| Lurk | verb: (of person or animal) to be or remain hidden so as to wait in ambush for someone or something |
| Implore | verb: beg someone earnestly |
| Grueling | adj: extremely tiring |
| Orthodox | adj: traditionally accepted as right or true; people's view and religion |
| Hybrid | adj: mixed character |
| Rant | verb: speak or shout at length in a wild |
| Resume | verb: begin to do or pursue (something) again after a pause or interruption |
| Upright | adj: vertical |
| Devour | verb: eat (food or prey) hungrily or quickly |
| Customary | adj: normal, follow the tradition |
| Infuriate | verb: make someone extremely angry and impatient |
| Notify | verb: inform someone of something in manner |
| Legitimate | adj: conforming to law or to rules |
| Agitate | verb: make someone to troubled or nervou |
| Bewilder | verb: cause someone to become confused |
| tamper | verb: to interfere with cause of damage |
| to bad mouth | idiom: to talk back with rudeness |
| neglient | adj: failing to take proper care |
| poised: | adj: having a composed and self-assured manner |
| enthrall | verb: capturing the fascinated attention of |
| to count on: | idiom: to trust someone to do something for you |
| accelerate: | verb: begin to move more quickly |
| vicious: | adj: wild and dangerous to people |
| docile: | adj: ready to accept control or instruction |
| to pay off: | idiom: finish paying the payments |
| haggle: | verb: dispute or bargain persistley |
| aspire: | verb: direct one’s hopes or ambitions toward achieving something |
| acknowledge: | verb: accept or admit the existence of or truth |
| hand me downs: | idiom: to bring down to the next person, like generations but clothes to pass on |
| allege | verb: claim or assert that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically without proof that this case. |
| pamper: | verb: indulge with every attention, comfort, kindness, spoil |
| saga | noun: a long story of heroic achievements |
| to let up: | idiom: to reduce pressure |
| advocate: | noun: a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy |
| modify: | verb: to make partial or minor changes to (something) typically so as to improve it or to make it less extreme |
| to hit the books | idiom: to study, especially with concentrated effort |
| to know the ropes | idiom: to understand how to do something |
| a loose cannon | idiom: a person who cannot be completely trusted |
| to warm up to something | idiom: to become interested |
| to pull the plug | idiom: to prevent from happening or continuing |
| a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush | idiom: its better to have a lessber but certain advantage than the possiblilty of a greater one that may come to nothing |
| swelter | verb: to suffer from oppressive heat |
| to break oout in something | idiom: to begin showing a rash or other skin disorder |
| apprehend | verb: to take into custody; arrest |
| bizarre | adj: strikingly unconventional and far-fetched in style or appearance; odd |
| crucial | adj: extremely significant or important |
| to drop in | idiom: to visit briefly |
| aloof | adj: distant physically or somotionally; reserved and remote |
| exotic | adj: from another part of the world; foreign |
| indifferent | adj: having no particular interest or concern |
| to eat out | idiom: to eat a meal away from home |
| barter | verb: to trade goods or services without the exchange of money |
| confiscate | verb: to seze provate property fro the public treasury |
| ultimate | adj: being last in a series, process, or progression |
| to tire out | idiom: to become exhausted |
