| A | B |
|---|
| chime | set of bells or single bell; to harmonize; to enter into a discussion |
| stroll | to walk in an idle manner; to wander |
| agile | quick and easy of movement; deft and active |
| foliage | leaves of a plant or tree |
| scamper | to run or go hurriedly |
| numb | weakened or deprived of the power of feeling; insensitive |
| fledgling | a young bird; a young inexperienced person |
| snarl | to make knotted; to confuse; to speak harshly; tangled tuft of hair |
| fragrant | having a fragrant odor |
| vine | long thing stem growing along by means of tendrils |
| appear | to come into sight; to present oneself formally |
| sulky | showing resentment by peevish withdrawal; two wheeled on horse carriage |
| plumage | a bird's feathers collectively |
| clash | to collide with a loud metallic tone; conflict |
| foul | extremely dirty; rotten; to be disqualified |
| tapestry | heavy decorative woven cloth |
| grin | to smile broadly |
| surly | bad tempered; uncivil; gloomy (as in weather) |
| barge | flat bottomed large boat; to move come and go in an abrupt way |
| vanish | to disappear; to come to an end; cease to exist |
| immaculate | perfectly clean; pure; innocent |
| stench | offensive odor |
| depart | to leave; to set out, start; to die |
| gawky | awkward and ungainly |
| sapling | a young tree; a youth |
