| Rigid | | To want very badly, to be filled with longing |
| Duration | | The line in the distance where the sky meets the land |
| Occasion | | certain; sure |
| Yearn | | The time during which something lasts |
| Horizon | | To save; to keep from harm |
| Convalesce | | To get back to health after an illness |
| Upbringing | | To prepare for the growing of crops |
| Methodical | | not serious; silly |
| Nostalgia | | The greatest or highest number or amount |
| Equivalent | | To communicate with |
| Stimulate | | Someone traveling on foot |
| Pedestrian | | equal to |
| Saunter | | a particular time or special event |
| Fascinate | | To push or shove |
| Edible | | The care and training a child gets while growing up |
| Meddle | | A violent windstorm |
| Cultivate | | Important, full of meaning |
| Terse | | a temporary and usually less strong replacement |
| Denounce | | stiff and unbending;not flexible |
| Jostle | | To make more active |
| Companion | | Done in a regular or orderly way |
| Maximum | | One who spends time with another |
| Exasperate | | To speak out against something |
| Significant | | To involve oneself in other people's affiars |
| Frivolous | | To attract |
| Makeshift | | Short and to the point |
| Confident | | Safe or fit to be eaten |
| Contact | | To make angry; to annoy |
| Preserve | | A longing for a certain time in the past |
| Tempest | | To walk without hurrying; To stroll |