| A | B |
|---|
| adventurous | fond of risk; full of hazard or danger |
| beacon | a light used as a signal to warn or guide |
| civilize | to advance from a primitive way of life |
| correspond | to agree; to exchange letter with another |
| detach | to remove or unfasten; to separate |
| dissolve | to become liquid; to end |
| enlist | to get help; to secure support and aid; to voluntarily go into the armed forces |
| gaseous | in a form that has neither a definite shape nor volume |
| harbor | a sheltered place for ships; to provide shelter to |
| inevitable | something that is sure or certain; unavoidable |
| literal | word for word; exact; precise |
| nonabrasive | not causing irritation |
| obscure | unknown; unclear; to hide from view; to dim or darken |
| pedestrian | one who walks; a person who travels by foot |
| pore | a very tiny opening; a gaze at or examine long and steadily |
| react | to respond to something or someone |
| serene | peaceful; calm; quiet |
| sprawl | to spread out in an irregular or awkward manner |
| uphold | to support; to not let down |
| weave | to go by twisting and turning; to interlace threads to make a cloth |
| cater | to supply or provide what is required |
| dialogue | an exchange of words between persons; a conversation |
| expendable | normally used and easily replaced |
| magnitude | the importance or quality of something |
| regime | a regular pattern or process of action; a form of government |
| angelic | like an angel |
| artistic | of art or artisits |
| athletic | like an athlete |
| dramatic | having to do with plays |
| historic | important in history |
| photographic | relating to photography |
