| A | B |
|---|
| apartment | a rented place in which people live; a place which is leased |
| architect | someone who designs buildings, bridges, etc. |
| article | a written piece, report, essay; part of a constitution ;an item; gr: a/an/the |
| artificial | made by people rather than natural; not genuine or natural |
| artistic | showing skill and good taste; relating to artists; sensitive to art |
| barbecue | a grill; a pit; or fireplace for roasting; to cook over an open fire |
| bargain | a deal; something offered or bought at a low price |
| carnival | an outdoor festival; a traveling amusement show that offers rides |
| charcoal | black chunks of carbon used for heat or cooking |
| charter | a written document giving certain rights |
| gargle | to wash the mouth or throat |
| guitar | a stringed musical instrument on which one plucks or strums |
| harmony | sounds than go together in a pleasing way; getting along well |
| marvelous | wonderful, astonishing; excellent |
| parcel | a wrapped-up package; a section or piece of land |
| particle | a small speck or piece of something solid |
| partner | one or two people associated in a business; a husband or wife |
| regardless | no matter what happens |
| scar | a mark left on the skin after a wound heals |
| sparkle | to glisten; to shine; to emit rays; to glow |
| garnish | to adorn or decorate |
| jargon | a special language; slang; specialized language of a trade or class |
| sarcasm | to use irony; to mock; to say a belittling comment |
| impartial | unpredjuiced; not showing favoritism to anyone or anything |
