| A | B |
|---|
| melee | confused struggle, row, fracas |
| entwine | to twine together or around |
| drab | being of light olive brown color |
| tresses | locks of hair |
| plait | to braid; pleat or braid of hair or straw |
| giddy | happy, dizzy, not serious |
| lock | a tuft, stand or ringlet of hair; a fastening in where a bolt is operated; the mechanism of a firearm; an enclosure used to raise or lower boats |
| prattle | trifling or childish talk |
| droll | having a humorous whimsical or odd quality |
| cherub | an angel of the second highest rank; a chubby rosy person |
| splutter | sputter |
| menace | threat, danger, nuisance |
| gargoyle | a water spout in the form of a grotesque animal or human figure |
| besmirch | smirch or soil; to make dirty or stained |
| gustatory | relating to or associated with the sense of taste |
| cranium | skull; houses both hemispheres of the brain |
| confound | confuse and befuddle; to throw into disorder or confusion; puzzle, bewilder or perplex |
| idyllic | a simple work of poetry that describes a peaceful setting |
| orb | a sphereical body |
| bewilder | confuse; perplex, mystify, distract or puzzle |
| urban | relating to or characteristic of a city |
| scepter | a staff borne by a soverign as an emblem of authority |
| forfeit | something forfeited, a penalty or fine, ; something deposited and then redeemed as payment for a fine; to lose the right by some offense or crime. |
| malodorous | ill smelling |
| decree | order, edict or judicial decision |
