| A | B |
|---|
| abundant | More than enough; plentiful. |
| abundance | A great amount. |
| arid | Having little or no rainfall; very dry. |
| distinct | Not the same; different or separate; Unmistakable; definite. |
| graze | To feed on growing grass; To touch lightly in passing. |
| hectic | Full of feverish activity, haste, or confusion. |
| horde | A large group or crowd, especially one on the move. |
| humid | Having a large amount of water or moisture in the air. |
| humidity | The amount of moisture in the air. |
| incredible | Hard or impossible to believe. |
| inhabit | To live in or on. |
| inhabitant | A person or animal that lives in a certain place. |
| peninsula | A piece of land, connected to a larger land mass, that juts out and is almost completely surrounded by water. |
| rural | Of or relating to the country and the people who live there. |
| sanctuary | A place of safety or shelter; Protection offered by such a place. |
| splendor | Magnificence; brilliance of appearance. |
| splendid | Very impressive; magnificent. |
| squalor | Filth; misery. |
| squalid | Dirty and unfit for living, especially as a result of neglect. |
| terrain | An area of land; a region; The surface features of a region. |
