| A | B |
|---|
| glory | great honor or praise given by others; fame; renown |
| aware | conscious of something |
| carton | a cardboard or plastic box made in various sizes |
| adore | to love with deep devotion |
| aboard | on, onto, or in a ship, train, or other passenger vehicle |
| dairy | a business or store that prepares or sells milk and milk products |
| bore | to cause to feel one has had enough, as by seeming dull or uninteresting |
| pardon | to make allowance for; excuse |
| warn | to make aware of |
| vary | to undergo or show a change |
| barely | by very little; hardly |
| torch | a device that shoots out a hot flame, as for welding or cutting metal |
| barge | a large boat with a flat bottom, used to carry freight on rivers and canals |
| soar | to rise, fly, or glide high in the air |
| beware | to be careful; look out |
| absorb | to take in; soak up |
| armor | a covering worn to protect the body in battle |
| stairway | a staircase |
| perform | to present or enact before an audience |
| former | of, relating to, or taking place in the past |
| board | to go aboard |
| repair | to put back into proper or useful condition; fix; mend |
| sharp | not rounded or blunt; pointed |
| square | a rectangle having four equal sides |
| compare | to represent as similar |
