| A | B |
|---|
| havoc | wide and general destruction; great confusion and disorder |
| excavate | to hollow out; to form a hole in; to dig out and remove |
| absurd | completely unreasonable or untrue; ridiculous |
| batty | mentally unstable |
| frail | not having normal strength or force; weak |
| blunder | a bad or stupid mistake |
| liquefy | to turn into liquid |
| merge | combine; unite |
| dissolve | to mix with a liquid; to fade out gradually |
| pardon | to forgive an offense |
| undermine | to weaken or ruin secretly or gradually |
| oust | to force or drive out |
| sluggish | slow in movement or reaction |
| deprive | to take something away from |
| erect | (adj) set upright; (vb) to build or assemble |
| misinform | to give false or misleading information to |
| bungle | to act, do, make or work badly |
| taunt | (vb) to tease, mock, or insult; (n) a jeer or insult |
| distort | to twist out of shape; to tell in a way that is misleading |
| epic | (n) a long poem about a hero; (adj.) unusually long or great in size or scope |
