| A | B |
| bungle | to mismanage or make a mess of |
| bureaucracy | a complicated system of administrative agencies and officials; the officials themselves |
| buttress | a support or reinforcement |
| buttress | to support or reinforce |
| cajole | to persuade or obtain by flattery or deceit |
| callous | unfeeling or insensitive |
| calumny | a false statement deliberately made up to injure a person |
| candid | fair and impartial |
| candid | frank or outspoken |
| candid | formal or unposed |
| cantankerous | foul-temperel and quarrelsome |
| captious | quick to find petty faults or raise trifling objections;overly demanding or fussy |
| captious | intended to trap, confuse, or show up |
| catholic | broad or widely inclusive |
| catholic | general or universal; worldwide |