A | B |
facade | the face of a building |
facade | an artificial or deceptive front |
glisten | to shine by reflection with a sparkling luster |
thickset | having a stocky form or body; stout |
thickset | positioned or placed closely together |
contraband | goods prohibited by law from being imported or exported |
contraband | an escaped slave during the Civil War |
hinder | to be or get in theh way of |
hinder | to interfere with action or progress of |
abundant | plentiful |
scythe | a long curved, single-edged blade |
scythed | to cut with or as if with a scythe |
dismantle | to take apart or tear down |
dismantle | to strip of furnishings or clothing |
mobile | capable of moving or being moved |
mobile | flowing freely |
mobile | a type of sculpture you hang over a baby's bed |
restraint | showing self control |
restraint | confined or limited freedom |
hobble | to walk with a limp or difficulty |
hobble | to put a device around the legs to hamper movement |
hobble | to cause to limp |
ornate | heavily decorated, flashy, showy |
scuffle | to fight or stuggle in close quarters |
devastate | to destroy |
devastate | to overwhelm, confound, hurt or stun |
stark | bare or blunt |
stark | complete or utter (stark poverty, etc.) |
lumber | timber sawed into boards |
lumber | something useless or cumbersome |
lumber along | to walk awkwardly |
alter | to change or make different |
invincible | incapable of being defeated |
skinflint | a miser; one who is reluctant to spend money |
construct | to assemle or combine parts |
construct | to create |
willowy | flexible or pliant |
willowy | tall, slender, graceful |
willowy | planted in willows |
slaughter | the killing of animals for food |
slaughter | to kill in a violent manner |
cultivate | to grow or tend |
cultivate | to nurture |
scanty | barely sufficient or adequate |
catapult | a military machine for jurling missiles |
catapult | a slingshot |
catapult | to hurl something |