| A | B |
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| AROMA | A usually pleasant or delicious smell; a pleasant scent |
| BEAM | A long piece of heavy timber used for construction; the widest part of a ship; to shine with bright light; to send through a satellite or wire; to smile with joy |
| BOAST | To express TOO MUCH pride in oneself; to brag |
| CASCADE | A steep, but usually small waterfall; to hang down in a zigzag line such as flowers or drapes; arranged in layers resembling waterfall; falling in stages such as toppled dominoes |
| CLUTCH | To grasp or hold with the hand or claws usually strongly, tightly, or suddenly; cruel control or power; a lever used to change gears on a car or machine; a small purse held in the hand; a nest of eggs or a brood of chicks |
| CONCEITED | Having too high of an opinion of oneself; boastful |
| DOZE | To sleep lightly or for a short time; nap |
| FAULTY | Having imperfections, faults, or defects; wrong or broken |
| FLAWLESS | Without any mistakes; perfect |
| FOUL | Disgusting in looks, or taste, smell; bad or insulting; very unfair; being outside the lines in baseball; being wet and stormy; breaking a rule in a game or sport; covered with dirt |
| FRAGRANT | Having a sweet or pleasant smell |
| GLOAT | To watch, think or speak about someone's loss or misfortune with great joy and delight |
| GLOWING | Producing light; shining with warm or heat; healthy-looking; favorable (The school play got glowing reviews from the audience.) |
| LITER | A metric unit of capacity used to measure liquids, equal to just over 1 quart |
| MOAT | A deep and wide trench surrounding a fort or castle that is usually filled with water |
| MODEST | Shy or quiet; preferring to dress and behave in a way that doesn't seek the attention of others; small in size or amount |
| PECK | A unit of capacity equal to 1/4 bushel; a large amount; to hit or poke repeatedly with the beak or a pointed tool; to eat slowly and in small bites; a quick, light kiss |
| ROOST | A support on which birds rest; a place were birds or bats rest; a group of birds resting together; to settle down for rest or sleep |
| SEEP | To flow slowly through tiny openings |
| SEGMENT | A part cut off from a shape or line; the line between two points; a bit or piece of something; to divide into parts |
| SHIMMER | To shine with a soft, wavering light |
| SNATCH | To try to grab something suddenlyl; to take or grasp quickly; to steal; a small amount of time; a small piece |
| STENCH | A very strong and disgusting smell |
| TUSSLE | A struggle of physical contest; an intense argument |
| WEDGE | A 3-D piece of wood or iron that is shaped like a long triangle, used for splitting wood or rocks, or raising heavy objects; to force something into a small space |
