| A | B |
|---|
| Requisition | the act of requiring; request or demand especially by military or public authority |
| Ceaselessly | without stop or pause; constant |
| Mutter | to talk indistinctly in a low voice |
| Cunning | showing skill in a sly manner, as in deceiving |
| Queue | a line of people or vehicles waiting for something |
| Derive | to come from; originate |
| Palatial | relating to or being like a palace |
| Scat | to flee |
| Uncompromising | not willing to compromise or bargain |
| Confound | be confusing; cause to be unable to think clearly |
| Barrack | lodging for soldiers |
| Infuriate | make furious; angry |
| Latrine | public toilet in a military area |
| Grievous | causing or marked by grief |
| Protrude | extend out or project in space |
| Reminiscence | mental impression retained or recalled from past |
| Canteen | sells food or personal items at institutions, schools, and camps |
| Retaliate | make a counterattack |
| Indigent | poor enough to need help from others |
| Lorry | large, low horse-drawn wagon without sides |
| Monotonous | lacking variety; a sound continued on one note |
