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| To give up by leaving in time of danger |
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| To lose or give up completely |
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| To withdraw help or support from one in need. |
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| To confuse; to prevent fom understanding. |
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| Noun: stupid or careless mistake |
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| Verb: To mak a stupid or careless mistake |
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| Verb: To move in a clumsy or careless way |
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| To discover something not easily noticed |
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| To pull or carry with effort |
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| The amount caught or taken at one time |
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| The distance traveled or to be traveled |
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| To get the better of; to defeat |
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| One who keeps watch or guards a point of entry |
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| The surreounding of a place in order to force it to surrender. |
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| Suggesting or leading to harm or evil |
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| Noun: the winner in a contest or struggle |
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| Adjective: Successful in a contest or battle |
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| Noun: deep distress or misery |
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| Noun: trouble or misfortune |
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| Adjective: Full of woe; unhappy |
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| Adjective: Very bad; wretched |
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