| A | B |
|---|
| border | (v) to be located close or next to |
| border | (n) an outer part of edge |
| quake | (v) to shake or vibrate; to tremble |
| quake | (n) a shaking or trembling |
| hasty | (adj) done in a hurry; quick to anger |
| hut | (n) small, usually temporary dwelling |
| boast | (v) to express pride in oneself |
| intense | (adj) exists in an extreme degree |
| cathedral | (n) the main church of a district headed by a bishop |
| shuffle | (v) to mix in a disorderly mass |
| baffled | (ad) confused, perplexed |
| quartet | (n) a group or set of four, usually instruments or voices |
| shrink | (v) to make or become smaller |
| punctual | (adj) on time |
| shame | (n) dishonor, pity, something to be regretted |
| jest | (n) a joke; a playful mood or manner |
| grand | (adj) great in size; impressive, fine |
| alley | (n) a narrow walk or street |
| resume | (v) to begin again |
| vague | (adj) not clearly expressed or understood |
| flake | (n) a small thin, flat usually loose piece |
| swell | (v) to expand in size or numbers, to fill with pride |
| swell | (n) a long wave; a gradual change in the loudness of music |
| swell | (adj) very good; excellent |
| poky | (adj) so slow as to be annoying |
| troupe | (n) a company or troop (stage performers) |
| troupe | (v) to travel in a company or troop |
| mock | (v) ridicule; defy; disregard |
| faint | (adj) being weak; lacking strength; dim |
| orchard | (n) a place where fruit or nut trees are grown |
