| A | B |
| meander | to wander aimlessly |
| lavish | extravagant; more than enough |
| nausea | a feeling of being sick to the stomach, including the impulse to vomit |
| fraud | a person who is not what he or she petends to be; a fake or a phony |
| petty | unimportant; trivial |
| mayhem | intentional violence or destruction |
| buffoon | someone who is always clowning around |
| zany | extremely silly or foolish |
| puny | small or weak |
| colossal | huge |
| vaudeville | a type of variety show popular before radio and television, consisting of short acts, such as jigglin etc. |
| accumulate | to pile up, gather or collect |