| A | B |
|---|
| miser | a mean person; especially one who lives poorly to store away money |
| hoist | lift; raise |
| bland | tasteless; gentle, smooth and soothing; not irritating |
| victor | one who defeats an enemy or opponent; winner |
| devour | eat up greedily or hungrily; swallow up or destroy by eating; enjoy eagerly |
| rash | being too quick in speaking; or in actions or in making decisions without careful thought |
| lull | to cause to sleep or rest; a temporary calm before a storm |
| daily | occurring every day |
| crude | being in a natural state; unchanges by heat, cooking or refining; Not having or showing good manners; vulgar; planned or done in a rough, unskilled way |
| barb | a sharp point that sticks out and backwards; witty remark which is intended to hurt one's feelings |
| submerge | to put or go underwater |
| sly | skillful at clever tricks; tending to secrecy or concealment |
| consume | to eat or drink up; to take up the interest of; use up; spend; to destroy by fire |
| ripple | to be covered with small waves; to move with a wavy motion |
| mellow | made gentle by age; being clear full and pure; tender and sweet because of ripeness |
| conquest | something you gain by force; something conquered |
| hoard | hidden supply or fund; stored up |
| witty | amusing |
| clatter | rattling sound; commotion; noisy chatter |
| waver | to go back and forth between choices; sway to and fro; move unsteadily |
| aloft | in the air |
| stealthy | slow, deliberate and secret in action; furtive |
| impulse | force that starts a body in motion; stirring up of the mind; acting without thinking |
| deluge | tremendous amount of rain; wall of water coming down |
| rustle | crisp fall sound as in leaves being blown about by the wind |
