| A | B |
|---|
| embers | the smoldering remains of a fire |
| saunter | to leisurely walk or ramble: stroll |
| flexible | capable of being bent, usually without breaking |
| flexible | a willing personality |
| burden | something carried with difficulty |
| burden | something that weighs you down |
| loiter | to linger in a purposeless way |
| loiter | to waste time or dawdle over work |
| arrogant | having a sense of superiority or high importance |
| vassal | a servant or a slave |
| vassal | a person granted the use of land in return for their loyalty or service |
| curb | an enclosing framework: such as along the road |
| curb | to control or restrain |
| servile | being in slavery: oppressed |
| servile | fawning or going overboard with submissiveness |
| cargo | the storage area of a ship or plane |
| cargo | pants or shorts with big pockets |
| douse | to plunge into water or drench |
| douse | to extinguish |
| remote | situated a distance away: secluded |
| remote | operated or controlled from a distance |
| braggart | someone who brags and boasts |
| console | to lesson the grief or disappointment of others |
| console | a small cabinet standing on the floor and having doors |
| console | the control or monitoring unit of a computer or stereo |
| limber | bending readily; flexible |
| limber | a 2 wheeled vehicle pulled by horses that tows a gun |
| shackle | a ring or other fastening device for securint wrists, ankles, etc. |
| shackle | to confine or restrain by a shackle |
| transport | to move from one place to another |
| transport | a vehicle used to move people or things |
| laden | burdened or loaded down |
| laden | to fill or cover abundantly |
| impulse | sudden, involuntary prompting to action |
| impulse | an impelling action or force |
| promote | to help or encourage something to exist or flourish |
| promote | to advance in rank, dignity or position |
| promote | to encourage sales or acceptance through advertising or publicity |
| current | popular or most recent |
| current | something that flows: a stream, air,or electricity |
| vagrant | a person who has no permanent home or employment |
| vagrant | a person who wanders from place to place |
| smuggle | to import or export secretly and in violation of the law |
| gaudy | excessively showy |
| gaudy | showy in a tasteless way: flashy |
| gaudy | highly ornamental |
| smolder | to burn without a flame |
| smolder | to display repressed feelings |
| smolder | dense smoke from slow combustion |
