| A | B |
| nuisance | person or thing that annoys or offends |
| futile | useless or hopeless |
| indignantly | said or done in a manner that shows anger at something cruel, unfair |
| balefully | said or done in a manner that shows evil or danger |
| raucous | loud, rowdy, boisterous |
| recede | to draw back |
| clamor | to be noisy and insistent |
| indiscriminately | not selective |
| scornfully | showing or feeling contempt, hatred |
| unforeseen | not known or guessed before hand |
| despite | in spite of |
| scold | find fault with, speak sharply |
| hearth | the floor of a fireplace |
| acrid | buring or biting to taste or smell |
| aloof | at a distance in position or feeling |
| array | assortment |
| hallucinate | to see things that are not there, mirage |
| gastronomical | pertaining to food, feasting, eating |
| gloom | complete or partial darkness |