| A | B |
|---|
| bedlam | situation of confusion, disorder or noisy uproar |
| charade | game in whcih words are acted out in pantomine |
| charade | a deception; a pretense |
| din | jumble of loud discordant sounds |
| din | make known by repetition |
| drone | male bee that doesn't sting |
| drone | idle person living off of others |
| drone | a loafer |
| drone | aircraft operated by remote control |
| drone | continuous low dull humming sound |
| enlighten | give spiritual or intellectual insight to |
| enlighten | instruct |
| flexible | bendable; supple; can change |
| fracas | disorderly uproar; noisy quarrel |
| gait | way of walking or running |
| gait | way a horse moves |
| gruff | harsh-sounding |
| gruff | rough in manner or appearance |
| hobble | walk with difficulty |
| hobble | strap an animal to prevent movement |
| ignorant | lacking education or knowledge |
| loaf | shaped mass of baked bread |
| loaf | spend time lazily |
| masquerade | party at which masks & costumes are worn |
| masquerade | have a deceptive appearance |
| raucous | rough-sounding & harsh; disorderly |
| scale | outer covering of fish or reptiles |
| scale | system or ordered marks used for measuring |
| scale | progressive classification of size or amount |
| scale | ascending or descending musical tones |
| scale | weighing instrument |
| scale | remove in layers |
| scale | climb up or over |
| serene | peaceful |
| serene | clear & bright |
| serene | part of royal title |
| shrill | high-itched & piercing |
| sputter | spit out small particles of food |
| sputter | make coughing noises |
| sputter | excited or confused speech |
| stagger | move unsteadily |
| stagger | begin to lose sense of purpose |
| stagger | arrange in parallel horizontal rows |
| staggers | horse or cattle disease marked by unsteady gait |
| straitlaced | excessively strict in behavior or opinions |
| supple | moving easily; adaptable |
| toil | work continually |
| toil | snare or trap |
| trample | tread heavily to destroy |
| trample | treat harshly |
| vary | change; be different |
| warbler | small songbird |
