front 1 encumbered | back 1 burdened; impeded; restricted |
front 2 lorries | back 2 small wagons or carts |
front 3 betrothals | back 3 engagements; promises to marry |
front 4 billeted | back 4 housed; quartered; lodged |
front 5 anecdotes | back 5 short humorous or interesting stories |
front 6 expelled | back 6 driven out; forced to leave |
front 7 edict | back 7 a decree or proclamation |
front 8 revoked | back 8 took back; withdrew; canceled |
front 9 knapsacks | back 9 backpacks; canvas, nylon, or leather bags for carrying supplies |
front 10 molten | back 10 melted; liquefied by heat |
front 11 truncheons | back 11 billy clubs; heavy sticks |
front 12 fasting | back 12 abstaining from foods as a religious discipline |
front 13 compatriots | back 13 countrymen; native inhabitants; colleagues |
front 14 farce | back 14 mockery; ridiculous sham |
front 15 disposed | back 15 inclined; having a certain disposition |
front 16 pillage | back 16 to strip of money or goods by open violence; plunder |
front 17 convoy | back 17 fleet; group of vehicles |
front 18 pestilential | back 18 harmful, destructive, or evil |
front 19 stench | back 19 offensive smell or odor; stink |
front 20 abominable | back 20 detestable; extremely unpleasant |