| A | B |
|---|
| disembarkation | (n) the act of going ashore from a ship |
| naïve | (adj) showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment |
| unstinting | (adj) giving or being given freely or generously |
| vigilant | (adj) alert to signs of danger |
| accosted | (v) to approach or speak to someone in a challenging or aggressive way |
| dire | (adj) causing horror; dreadful |
| pinioned | (v) to restrain (especially by binding the arms) |
| scrutiny | (n) a close inspection; examination |
| unkempt | (adj) lacking in order or neatness |
| destitute | (adj) extremely poor; suffering great want |
| cur | (n) an insult; (mixed breed dog) |
| implacable | (adj) not possible to please, satisfy, or change |
| supplication | (n) the act of making a humble appeal (especially to God) |
| appease | (v) to give in; to make calm or quiet |
| wrath | (n) violent anger |
| audacity | (n) the quality or fact of being very bold and daring |
| restitution | (n) the giving of something of equal value (as for loss or damage) |
| atonement | (n) something that makes up for an offense or injury |
| shirked | (v) to get out of doing especially what one ought to do |
| caucused | (v) to meet to decide policy or select |
