| A | B |
|---|
| adept | skillful; expert |
| admittance | the right to enter |
| bicker | to argue over an unimportant matter |
| brawny | strong; muscular |
| confidence | firm belief in oneself and one's abilities |
| contend | to take part in a contest |
| devise | to think out; plan |
| falter | to pause because of doubt; to lose courage |
| footwork | use of management of the heel |
| forfeit | to lose or have to give up as a penalty |
| incapable | lacking the necessary abililty or training |
| lunge | to move forward suddenly |
| monumental | having great size; very large |
| morale | the state of mind of a person or group as shown by cheerfulness and confidence |
| motivation | an incentive to strive or perform well |
| penalty | punishment or disadvantage for breaking a rule |
| plaque | a decorated or engraved plate, slab, or disk usually given in honor of someone or something |
| solitary | alone; single |
| substitution | putting one person or thing in the place of another |
| victor | the winner of a contest or competition; the conqueror |
