| A | B |
|---|
| abode | a home; a place where someone lives |
| acknowledge | to admit that something is real or true; to express that you know someone or something |
| agitate | to disturb either physically or emotionally; to shake up |
| dismantle | to take apart, often making something useless |
| dismal | causing sadness or gloom. |
| hospitable | being nice and generous to strangers or guests. |
| intensify | to make or become more intense; to strengthen |
| implore | to beg for something, or to ask very seriously |
| inundate | 1. to overwhelm with too much of something 2. to flood or cover, as with water |
| negligent | being careless; not paying attention to the things you have to do |
| oration | a speech, especially one in public for a special occasion |
| perturb | to bother or disturb greatly |
| reprimand | to scold in a very strong or serious way |
| sequel | something that comes after something else, especially a book or movie that continues the story of an earlier work |
| supervise | to be in charge of something or someone; to manage |
