| A | B |
|---|
| advent | n. A coming or arrival |
| blasé | adj. Indifferent to what others might find pleasurable or exciting because of excessive indulgence; unconcerned |
| bravado | n. An ostentatious display of bravery; defiant or swaggering behavior |
| disparate | adj. 1. Containing or made up of fundamentally different and often incongruous elements. 2. Showing a marked difference or inequality |
| domicile | n. One's house or place of residence |
| fabricate | n. 1. To make by putting parts together; to construct. 2. To invent in order to deceive. |
| itinerant | adj. 1. Traveling from place to place. 2. n. One who goes from place to place. |
| lilliputian | adj. Extremely small or appearing to be so. |
| phobia | n. A strong, irrational fear. |
| proclivity | n. A strong inclination towards something. |
| projectile | n. An object impelled with force or self-propelled through the air. |
| queasy | adj. 1. Causing nausea or tending to be nauseous. 2. Causing or experiencing uneasiness; squeamish |
| reciprocate | v. To exchange in kind; to repay. |
| relegate | v. 1. To put out of sight or mind; demote. 2. to assign for a decision or futher action. |
| vertigo | n. Dizziness or a tilting, spinning sensation. |
