| A | B |
|---|
| gratuitous | freely given; done without recompense |
| gregarious | social; enjoying the company of others |
| grimace | twisted facial expression indicating pain, disgust, etc... |
| grope | to feel around uncertainly for |
| grueling | extremely demanding and exhausting |
| gruesome | causing great shock, horror, and repugnance |
| gullible | easily cheated or deceived |
| haggard | worn and exhausted from anxiety, disease, hunger, etc... |
| harangue | a long, emotional public address |
| harbinger | a forerunner; to herald the approach of |
| instigate | to stir up or urge on |
| insuperable | incapable of being overcome |
| intervene | to come between; to involve oneself in |
| intrepid | fearless and bold |
| inveigh | to protest bitterly or vehemently |
| irony | inconguity between what might be expected and what actually happens |
| jeopardize | to endanger |
| jettison | to throw overboard; to discard |
| judicious | having or exhibiting sound judgment |
| justify | to show to be just, right, valid, or free of blame |
| solace | comfort or consolation in sorrow;to comfort or console |
| sordid | filthy and mean; morally degrading or reprehensible |
| stamina | endurance; the moral or physical strength required to withstand hardships |
| stereotype | a conventional, usually oversimplified, conception or representation |
| stigmatize | to brand or characterize as blemished or disgraceful |
