gain-benefits

genuineness-authenticity
value-to prize comprehension-awareness
matter-issue
eager-anxious application-enforcement
rank-prioritize
results-outcomes
expected-due
build up-conditioning

aerobatics-difficult and exciting movements performed with aircraft

dressage-the practice of training a horse to perform various movements
haul- to pull or drag something with effort or force
blustery- (of the weather) with strong winds
canopy- any covering that hangs over something
aid-help of any kind
squad- a group of people organized in a common activity; an athletic team
creditable- good and deserving praise but not outstanding

machete- a large, broad-bladed knife used esp. for cutting vegetation

overwhelm- to submerge; engulf, overpower, upset, overthrow balance-harmony, equilibrium, symmetry
wholesaler -a person who sells goods in large quantities, as for resale by a retailer sabotage-subvert, undermine, disregard
warehouse- a place in which goods are stored
distract- entertain, amuse, divert, recreate
chomp -to chew upon noisily
buddy-a close friend; comrade sufficient-satisfactory, acceptable
dock- the area of water between two piers or alongside a pier that receives a ship leak-come out, get out
dangle-to hang or cause to hang loosely and swing to and from accomplishment-achievement
roll- to move by turning over and over handle-treat, deal with
pursuit-the act of pursuing, seeking for something opposite-contradictory, reverse
ineffable- incapable of being expressed indescribable or unutterable neglect-disregard
memories-an account of personal experiences of the author productive-effective
relieve-to free, to make less unpleasant challenge -provocation
inferiority- lower in quality, value, or estimation

to outshine someone — to be more brilliant than; to surpass
to come to no good — to end up badly or as a failure; to come
to
a bad end
to look embarrassed — to look uncomfortable, ashamed
to be of service to — to be helpful, useful (to)
to hold out on somebody — to withhold (information) from
somebody
to take no interest in something — not to be interested in
mere -nothing else than; only; simple
grin- to smile broadly
scornful -showing contempt; mocking
board-group of people controlling a business
inconspicuous -attracting little or no attention
affable -polite and friendly
culvert -a small channel for water to run under a road, bridge, canal, etc.
asinine -obviously silly; foolish and stupid
give up something - stop doing something one enjoys
head off -start a journey or leave a place
take up something -begin doing something regularly (sport, hobby, interest)
work out - do physical fitness exercise
while away - spend time in a relaxed way either because you are waiting for smbd
look forward to something/doing something - feel pleased and excited about something
that is going to happen
hang out - spend a lot of time (informal)
flip/flick through - look briefly at the pages of a magazine or book.