| A | B |
|---|
| yoke | (n) a clamp or brace that holds or unites 2 parts |
| yoke | (n) something that brings about hardship or pain |
| yoke | (v) to attach to a plow; to join for work |
| surmount | (v) overcome; to get to the top of |
| clad | (adj) wearing clothes; being covered |
| hypocrisy | (n) when one pretends to be what one is not |
| wallow | (v) to devote oneself to something pleasurable; to become helpless |
| wallow | (n) a muddy or dust-filled hallow where animals go |
| copious | (adj) very plentiful |
| skinflint | (n) a person who is very stingy with money |
| bask | (v) to lie or relax in a pleasant warmth |
| willowy | (adj) gracefully tall and slender; binding easily without breaking |
| attire | (n) clothing |
| attire | (v) to put clothes (especially fine) on |
| slipshod | (adj) very careless; slovenly |
| writhe | (v) to twist and turn this way and that |
| pedestal | (n) the base of something upright; a position of high regard |
| fetter | (n) something that restricts; a restraint |
| fetter | (v) to restrain |
| candid | (adj) showing sincere honesty |
| behemoth | (n) something of monstrous size or power |
| filch | (v) to steal something slyly; pilfer |
| ornate | (adj) decorated in a fancy way |
| fanfare | (n) a short stirring tune played by trumpets |
| seethe | (v) to churn as if boiling; to be in a state of great excitement or upset |
| invincible | (adj) incapable of being defeated |
| restraint | (n) a measure that keeps something under control; self-control |
| sever | (v) to put or keep apart; divide |
| dissonant | (adj) having unpleasant combination of musical sounds |
| plunder | (v) to rob openly and by force |
