| A | B |
|---|
| coagulate (v) | To change into a clot or a jelly, as by heat, by chemical action, or by a ferment |
| coddle (v) | To treat as a baby or an invalid |
| cohere (v) | To stick together |
| colloquial (adj) | Pertaining or peculiar to common/local speech as distinguished from literary |
| conciliate (v) | To obtain the friendship of |
| connubial (adj) | Pertaining to marriage or matrimony |
| coquette (n) | a flirt, usually a girl |
| covenant (n) | An agreement entered into by two or more persons or parties |
| cudgel (n) | a short stick used as a club |
| cynosure (n) | That to which general interest or attention is directed |
| dauntless (adj) | fearless |
| decorous (adj) | Suitable for the occasion or circumstances |
| deify (v) | To regard or worship as a god |
| deleterious (adj) | harmful or dangerous |
| demulcent (n) | Any application soothing to an irritable surface |
| diaphanous (adj) | transparent |
| diatribe (n) | A bitter or malicious criticism |
| discomfit (v) | to confuse |
| disenfranchise (v) | To deprive of any right privilege or power |
| dissipate (v) | to dispense or scatter |
| dolorous (adj) | Expressing or causing sorrow or pain |
| dun (v) | To make a demand or repeated demands on for payment |
| ebullient (adj) | Showing enthusiasm or exhilaration of feeling |
| effluvium (n) | a disgusting smell emanating from decaying matter |
| egregious (adj) | extreme |
| elucidate (v) | to clarify |
| emblazon (v) | to set forth publicly in glowing terms |
| encumber (v) | to hinder or impede |
| entrails (n) | intestines |
| epiphany (n) | sudden revelation, an appearance or bodily manifestation of a deity |
| eschew (v) | to keep clear of |
| euphony (n) | a pleasant sound |
| evanescent (adj) | fleeting |
| evince (v) | to make manifest or evident |
| expiate (v) | to make amends for |
| expectorate (v) | To cough up and spit forth |
| extempore (adv) | without studied or special preparation |
| facetious (adj) | sarcastic, humorous |
