| A | B |
|---|
| canal | (n) a channel; duct; artificial waterway |
| list | (n) a record or catalog of items |
| list | (v) to lean on one side; tilt |
| unkempt | (adj) lacking in neatness; untidy |
| squadron | (n) any of several units of a military organization |
| erect | (adj) straight up and down; upright |
| erect | (v) to build or assemble by fitting together materials |
| restless | (adj) never resting or settled |
| schooner | (n) a ship with a fore and aft rig and two or more masts; a large tall glass |
| pace | (n) rate of progress; a measure based on the length of a step |
| pace | (v) to walk with slow steady steps |
| spry | (adj) light and easy in motion; nimble |
| dwelling | (n) a shelter in which people live |
| hurl | (v) to throw violently or powerfully |
| grimy | (adj) dirty or disorderly |
| batch | (n) a quantity used at one time; a group of things |
| topple | (v) to fall over from being too heavy at the top |
| sparse | (adj) a few and scattered elements; meager |
| burden | (n) something carried; load; the carrying of loads |
| toss | (v) to throw; to drink quickly |
| luxurious | (adj) extremely elegant in a way that involves great expense |
| chateau | (n) a large country house usually in France |
| inflate | (v) to swell or fill with air; expand |
| queasy | (adj) somewhat nauseated; full of doubt |
| exaggeration | (n) enlarging the facts beyond what is true |
| detest | to dislike very strongly |
| frothy | (adj) having bubbles on liquid; something of little value |
| loiter | (v) linger |
