| A | B |
|---|
| adhere | v. 1. To stick to; stay attached 2. To follow closely or faithfully. |
| adherent | n. A follower or supporter of an idea. |
| aplomb | n. Complete self-confidence and poise. |
| brandish | v. To shake or wave in a threatening way. |
| broach | v. To bring up for discussion; to begin to talk about. |
| devotee | n. An ardent follower, supporter, or enthusiast. |
| diffident | adj. Unsure of oneself; shy. |
| extravaganza | n. An elaborate and spectacular display or event |
| integrity | n. 1. Honest; trustworthiness. 2. The condition of being whole or complete. |
| plaintive | adj. Expressing sorrow; mournful. |
| plaudit | n. (usually plural) A demonstration of strong approval or praise. |
| regalia | n. pl. The symbols, objects, or special costumes worn by or associated with a group. |
| resplendent | adj. Dazzling in appearance. |
| subordinate | adj. Less important; secondary. |
| subordinate | n. A person inder the command or control of another. |
| surmount | v. To defeat or overcome. |
| tenable | adj. Capable of being defended or believed. |
