| A | B |
|---|
| Repugnant | Distasteful, objectionable |
| Restitution | Compensation for loss, damage, or injury caused; indeminification |
| Sabotage | Any undermining of cause |
| Destroy | To put an end to , destroy |
| Scarcity | Insufficiency or shortness of supply, dearth |
| Scurry | To go or move quickly or in haste |
| Parch | To make extreamly, excessively, or completely dry, as heat, sun and wind do |
| Serenity | The state of quality of being serene, calm, or tranquil, sereneness |
| Chaos | A state of utter confusion or disorder, a total lack of organization or order |
| Sociable | Inclined to associate with or be in the company of others |
| Somber | Gloomily dark, shadowy, dimly lighted |
| Symbol | Something used for or regarded as representing something else |
| Specimen | A part or an individual taken as exemplifying a whole mass or number |
| Endurance | The ability or strenth to continue or last |
| Subside | To become quiet, less active or less violent, abate |
| Swagger | To walk or strut with a deiant or isolent air |
| Hasten | To move or act with haste, proceed with haste, hurry |
| Tactic | A plan, prodedure, or expedient for promting or desired end or result |
| Terse | Abruptly concise, curt, brusque |
| Serious | Of showing or characterized by deep thought |
| Clear | Free from darkness, obscurity, or cloudiness, light |
| Uncanny | Having or seaming to have a supernatural or inexplicable basis |
| Versatile | Capable of or adapted for turning easily from on to another of various tasks |
| Vigilant | Keenly watchfull to detect danger, wary |
| Profound | Of deep meaning, pervasive or intense, thorough, complete |
| Vulnerable | Capable of or susceptible to being wonded or hurt, as by weapon |
| Waver | Become unsteady, begin to fail or give way |
| Enthusiasm | Absorning or controlling possession of the mnd by any interest or pusuit, lively interest |
| Zeal | Fervor for a person, cause or object, eager desire or endeaveor, enthusiastic, diligence |
