| A | B |
| garment | Article of clothing. |
| hatch | to proiduce from eggs; to put together in secret;to incubate; a small door or opening |
| rare | being in short supply; still red on the inside when cooked; very uncommon; thin not thick or dense |
| bramble | large prickly shrubs |
| regret | wishing things were different than they are; sorry for a missed opportunity |
| flimsy | not strong or solid; not likely or convincing |
| oasis | a fertile or green spot in a desert; something or someplace that provides refreshing relief |
| linger | to remain; to be slow leaving a place or activity; to loiter or lag |
| frequent | happening often; to visit often |
| aroma | pleasant smell |
| nag | an old or broken down horse; to find fault constantly; to complain |
| dim | not bright; not clear; not seen or understood clearly; to reduce the beams of light |
| whiff | a quick puff or slight gust; a small quantity of odor; gas or smoke that is breathed in |
| plod | to walk heavily or slowly; trudge; to work or study with great effort |
| nimble | quick and light in movement; agile; clever; quick in understanding and learning |
| pillar | a firm upright support |
| hound | a dog; hunting dog; to nag constantly |
| gritty | sandy; lots of sharp particles |
| plot | a small area of ground; a secret plan; to locate on a map or chart |
| beam | a long heavy piece of timber or metal; a ray of light; shine; to smile with joy |
| prickly | full of or covered with thorns |
| arbor | a shelter of vines or branches; climbing vines or shrubs |
| urge | to try to persuade; to ask for or support earnestly; to force or drive to some course or activity |
| brisk | very active or alert; lively; very refreshing; energetic; quick |
| morsel | a small piece of food; a bite; a small quantity of somehting. |