| A | B |
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| source | a place or thing from which something comes; a point of origin |
| flirt | to act romantically, especially in a playful or teasing way |
| hurdle | a light, portable barrier that competitors leap over in races |
| parka | a warm jacket with a hood |
| frontier | land along a boundary; a border |
| scorn | to reject someone or something |
| radar | a method of detecting distant objects and determining their position, spped, and size by causing radio waves to be reflected from them and analyzing the reflected waves |
| earnest | serious and determined purpose |
| afford | to be able to pay for |
| urban | relating to, or located in, a city |
| discard | to throw away |
| smirk | to smile in an annoying manner that expresses too much satisfaction in oneself |
| rehearse | to practice in preparation for a performance |
| mourn | to express or feel sorrow for (a death or loss); grieveqsurfact |
| surface | the outermost layer or boundary of an object |
| parcel | something wrapped in a bundle; a package |
| yearn | to have a strong, often melancholy, desire |
| fierce | wild and savage; ferocious |
| starch | a carbohydrate that occurs widely in nature, especially in parts of plants |
| formula | an established set of words or symbols used in a ceremony or procedure |
| earth | the surface of the land; ground |
| further | more distant in tme, space |
| squirm | to twist about in a wriggling motion; write |
| pardon | to release from punishment or disfavor |
| perform | to begin and carry through to completion; excure |
