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| aghast (adjective) - startled; stunned; surprised |
| anguish (noun) - pain; torment; grief; heartache |
| astonishment (noun) - the act of being surprised or shocked |
| colossal (adjective) - very large or great; enormous |
| coward (noun) - a person without courage |
| crevice (noun) - a narrow opening as in a rock or wall; crack |
| curiosity (noun) - the desire to learn or know; interest |
| dormitory (noun) - a large room with beds for a number of people |
| dread (noun) - great fear of something about to happen |
| fiasco (noun) - failure; disaster |
| gap (noun) - an empty space |
| glorious (adjective) - very pleasant or enjoyable |
| greasy (adjective) - oily |
| gruesome (adjective) awful; hideous; frightful |
| guzzle (verb) - to drink greedily |
| horrendous (adjective) - terrible; horrible |
| impressed (verb) - made a strong impact |
| lunatic (noun) - someone who is insane or crazy |
| magnificent (adjective) - very grand or splendid; superb |
| marvelous (adjective) - wonderful; causing awe or admiration |
| massive (adjective) - large; huge; tremendous |
| mum (adjective) - not speaking or telling; quiet; not talking |
| nook (noun) - a corner of a room |
| orphan (noun) - a child without parents |
| orphanage (noun) - a place where orphans live |
| pace (noun) - a certain way of walking or running |
| parallel (adjective) - side by side; even |
| peculiar (adjective) - odd; strange |
| presume (verb) - to take for granted; suppose; assume; expect |
| protest (verb) - object; oppose; differ |
| pub (noun) - a tavern |
| queer (adjective) - unusual; odd |
| ravenous (verb) - very hungry |
| regal (adjective) - of royalty; grand; royal; noble |
| repulsive (adjective) - disgusting; ugly; nasty |
| resist (verb) - to fight or work against |
| rim (noun) - an edge or border |
| rummage (verb) - to search in a thorough way |
| rustle - (noun) - a soft crackling sound.......(verb) to make soft crackling sounds |
| scurry (verb) - to move quickly; hurry |
| snatch (verb) - to reach for and seize or grab suddenly |
| spectacle (noun) - something that has been or can be seen; sight |
| superb (adjective) - outstanding; wonderful; super |
| supreme (adjective) - having the highest rank; first; chief; main; primary |
| swarm (verb) - to come together and move in a large group...(noun) a large number of insects |
| swivel (verb) - to turn or rotate |
| tact (noun) - courtesy in dealing with others; grace |
| transfigured (verb) - changed the form or look of something |
| translucent (adjective) - the ability to see through |
| tremendous (adjective) - huge; large; enormous |
| vivid (adjective) - bright; brilliant; colorful |
