| A | B |
|---|
| extremity | the farthest or outermost point or part |
| epic | a long poem about the adventures of a great hero |
| replenish | to refill or resupply |
| negotiate | to settle by discussing |
| inconspicuous | ordinary; attracting little attention |
| intact | whole, with no part missing |
| demoralize | to undermine the confidence of a person; discourage |
| disperse | to break up and scatter; to spread |
| landlocked | surrounded by land |
| annals | chronological records; historical accounts |
| eradicate | to destroy completely |
| meander | to wander without direction |
| havoc | destruction; devastation |
| dexterity | skillfulness; talent |
| manifest | easy to see; to show |
| recede | to move back; to lessen |
| fervent | having or showing great emotion; passionate |
| inflammation | redness, heat, and painfulness as a result of injury or infection |
| belligerent | aggressvie; warlike |
| hideous | horrible; disgusting; ugly |
