| A | B |
|---|
| celebrity | a well known person |
| counsel | opinions or ideas given for a plan, a lawyer |
| demonstrate | to clearly explain or show with examples |
| drowsy | ready to fall asleep, sleepy |
| essential | of the highest importance, necessary |
| hardship | something that causes suffering or difficulty |
| haul | to move by pulling, dragging; the amount taken or won |
| humble | low in rank, not proud; to take away one's spirit |
| pledge | something such as money, that is promised for a good cause |
| sincere | without pretending, honesty |
| stampede | a wild rush of animals, to run away |
| suitable | just right or appropriate |
| annual | coming each year |
| basic | having to do with the main or starting point |
| competition | trying to outdo others in a game |
| contract | an agreement or understanding that can be enforced by law |
| dismiss | to send away, remove from a job, to ignore |
| obtain | to get or gain through some effort |
| portion | a section or piece, a part of a whole |
| recall | to bring back, to return |
| sponsor | one who helps or takes responsibility for another |
| stern | not kindly or gentle; harsh looking |
| vacant | not used, filled or lived in, empty |
| attractive | pleasing to the eye, mind or senses |
| burden | something that is carried, a load; to weigh down |
| consent | to agree or to approve; to give permission |
| dependable | capable of being relied on, trustworthy |
| indicate | to point to or point out |
| previous | coming before in time or order |
| qualify | to be or become fit for something, to authorize |
| response | a reply or answer; a reaction to something |
| shabby | worn or faded from use or wear; run down |
| thaw | to melt or cause to melt; to warm up gradually |
| urgent | needing or demanding immediate action or attention |
| vanity | the quality of being stuck-up or vain; a dressing table |
