| A | B |
|---|
| arrest | to stop the movement or progress of, charge with breaking the law |
| capable | able to do things well; skilled, ready and able to |
| congratulate | good wishes |
| despise | to scorn and dislike strongly |
| eventual | coming at a later time |
| helm | a position of control, the wheel or tiller used to steer a boat |
| humiliate | to treat in a way that takes away a person's pride or self respect |
| implore | to plead or beg with much feeling |
| insert | to put in, an extra piece sewn or put in place |
| outrage | anger caused by injury or insult, anything that causes resentment or anger |
| pierce | to pass or break through, very loud and shrill |
| quiver | to shake with small, rapid movements, a case for holding arrows |
| release | to let go, to make known |
| sullen | silent from anger or hurt |
| dispute | a strong difference of opinion, to question the truth or value of |
