| A | B |
| Amnesty | A pardon for an offense against a government, any act of forgiveness |
| Autonomy | Self-government |
| Axiomatic | Self-evident, expressing a universally accepted principle or rule |
| Blazon | To adorn or embellish to display out in the open |
| Caveat | A warning to prevent misunderstanding or discourage behavior |
| Equitable | Fair, just |
| Extricate | To free from entaglements or difficulties |
| Filch | To stear, espeasially in a sneaky way and in petty amounts |
| Flout | To mock |
| Fractious | Tending to be troublesome unruly, quarrelsome, unpredictable |
| Precept | A rule of conduct |
| Salutary | Beneficial, helpful |
| Scathing | Bitterly severe, causing great harm |
| Scourge | To whip, punish severly, suffering |
| Sepulchral | extremly gloomy |
| Soporific | Tending to cause sleep |
| Straitlaced | Extremly strict |
| Transient | Lasting only a short time |
| Unwieldy | Not easily carried, handdled, or managed |
| Vapid | Dull, uninteresting, lacking in sharpness |