| A | B |
|---|
| phantom | Something that exists only in the imagination. |
| mention | A brief statement;remark. |
| raid | A sudden surprise or attack. |
| heathen | A person who worships idols or spirits. |
| intense | Very deep, strong, or concentrated. |
| scrouge | A cause of great suffering or trouble. |
| fury | Violent anger. |
| ranger | A person who protects a government park. |
| orphanage | A home for a child whose parents are dead. |
| warden | An offical who makes sure that certain laws are obeyed. |
| gaze | To look steadily. |
| penetrated | To go into or through. |
| abundant | In a great amount; plentiful. |
| bound | To leap or jump. |
| protrude | To stick out. |
| skulk | To move about, lurk, or hide in a sneaky way. |
| herds | A group of animals that live or are kept together. |
| graze | To feed on growing grass. |
| encroachment | To advance beyond the usual or proper limits. |
| impressionist | A person who paints pictures using a small stoke of paint. |
| intrigue | To catch the interest or increase the curisoity; fasinate. |
| affect | To have an influence on. |
| palette | A thin board upon which an artist mixes colors. |
| dabs | A quick, gentle stroke of paint. |
| apply | To put on. |
| blend | To mix together so well that one part cannot be recognized from another. |
| differing | To not be the same in form, quality, or amount. |
| coined | To make up; invent. |
| fleeting | Moving quickly; swift. |
| effect | Something that happens because of something else; result. |
| lurch | A rolling or pitching motion. |
| rendezvous | Any meeting or appointment to meet. |
| blip | One of the luminous signals recorded on a radar screen. |
| intercept | To meet, stop, or interrupt something. |
| gradual | Happening slowly and steadily; little by little. |
| radar | A device used to find out the location and speed of objects. |
| scarmble | To mix together in a confused way. |
| visual | Done with the help of the eyes, but with out instruments. |
| shimmer | To shine with a flickering or faint light. |
| transparent | Allowing light to pass through so tha objects on the other side can be seen clearly. |
