| A | B |
|---|
| corrode (v) | to eat or wear away |
| debris (n) | broken, scattered remains/ litter rubbish |
| elated (adj) | happy, excited, overjoyed |
| exploit (n, v) | n- a brave act/adventure, v- to make full use of, to utilize |
| leeway (n) | an extra amount of time or space that allows some freedom |
| miniature (adj.) (n) | adj- on a small scale, n- a small copy , a small painting |
| mobile (n), (adj) | n- an artistic structure with parts that move, adj- easily moved |
| onset (n) | n.- a start or a beginning |
| ooze (n) (v) | n- soft watery mud at bottom of lake, (v) to leak out slowly |
| pathetic (adj) | adj- causing feelings of pity of sorry, held in low self esteem |
| preliminary (adj) | coming at the beginning; before the main event |
| quest (n) | a hunt or search |
| restrain (v), (n) restraint | v.- to hold back/keep under control, n- a holding back |
| salvage (v), (n) | v, - save from destruction, n- property saved from destruction |
| scour (v) | v- to clean by scrubbing hard, or to search thoroughly |
| abroad (adv) | adv- away from one's own country |
| anguish (n) (v) | n- extreme pain of the body or mind, v- to suffer extreme doubts |
| commence (v) | v-to start; to begin |
| commend (v) | v- to speak of with approval; to praise, to put in the care of |
| controversy (n) | n- a public dispute that arouses strong feelings |
| cordial (adj) | adj- sincerely warm and friendly |
| dissent (v), (n) | v- to disagree, n- the expression of a difference of opinion |
| earnest (adj) | adj- serious and important; not light and playful |
| elicit (v) | v- to draw out or to cause |
| exhilaration (n) exhilarating (adj), exhilarate (v) | n- excitement, adj- exciting, v- to excite |
| genuine (adj) | adj- real, honest; |
| hoax (n) (v) | an act intended to fool or deceive- v- to fool or play a trick on |
| manipulate (v), | to operate using the hands in a skillful way, or to control in a secret or unfair way |
| recount (v) (n) | v- to give a detailed account of (n) a second count as of the vote in an election |
| skeptic (n) | n- a person who is not easy to convince unless positive proff is offered |
