| A | B |
|---|
| tenant | one who occupies property of another and pays rent |
| goaded | urged or encouraged to do something |
| stability | the condition of being steady in purpose |
| extort | to get money from a person by the use of force or threats |
| shenanigans | funny or mischievous activity |
| haze | fine dust, smoke, or light vapor causing lack of transparency in the air |
| scruff | the skin on the back of the neck |
| revolt | to rise up against the authority of a ruler or government; to feel or cause to feel disgust or shock |
| influence | the act or power of producing an effect without apparent use of force |
| frenzied | very excited or upset |
| zany | silly or foolish |
| chaotic | complete confusion and disorder |
| fortified | made strong, strengthened |
| squabbled | quarreled noisily or unimportant things |
| protruding | sticking out |
| inspired | caused to have a particular thought or feeling; moved or guided by divine influence |
| parental | of, typical of, or being a mother or father |
| barricades | barriers usually made in hurry for protection against an attack |
| gunnery | the use of guns |
| ecstatic | in a state of overwhelming emotion |
| marauding | roaming about and raiding in search of things to steal |
| looting | plundering, stealing |
| ludicrous | laughable because of being ridiculous |
