| A | B |
|---|
| palisade | a high fence of stakes for defense |
| whittle | paring or reduce by cutting down |
| inflame | kindle and excite to uncontrollable action |
| humble | to destroy the power or prestige of |
| stallion | male horse |
| sear | burn, scorch or brand |
| inflexible | unyielding, ridgid; incapable of change |
| counterfeit | forgery, fake, sham, imposter; a copy or imitation |
| stifle | to kill by depriving of oxygen; to supress |
| rotund | rounded out, plump, chubby |
| gander | look or glance; male goose |
| sham | covering for a pillow; counterfeit or fake |
| cleft | fissure; crack |
| scale | sample or model in proportion to the size of the actual thing; a standard of measure |
| stern | severe, austere, sturdy; rear end of a boat |
| peaseant | a class of small landowners tilling the soil' an uneducated person of low social status |
| ramble | go about aimlessly, tp wander; ;eisurely excursion; aimless walk |
| dominant | overlooking from a high position; a bodily characteristic expressed when a dominant gene is present |
| crest | a tuft on the head of an animal; crown; upper part; to reach the crerst of |
| saturate | to soak thoroughly; no more can be absorbed |
| gargantuan | tremendous size or volume; huge, colossal,mammoth |
| shuck | to strip of shucks |
| aimless | without object or purpose; wandering |
| squall | storm at sea; sudden violent gust of wind |
| range | series of things in a row, largest to smallest, open land where animals roam, the distance a weapon will shoot |
