| A | B |
|---|
| beseech | to ask earnestly; to beg |
| consternation | amazement or fear that makes one feel confused |
| delectable | pleasing to the senses, especially to the sense of taste; delicious |
| garland | a wreath or chain of leaves and flowers |
| gratify | to please or satisfy |
| gratify | to give in to what is wanted or requested |
| gratifying | pleasing |
| haughty | showing too much pride in oneself and scorn or contempt for others |
| haughtiness | the state or quality of being haughty |
| impetuous | inclined to act without thinking; hasty |
| lavish | much more than enough |
| lavish | very costly |
| lavish | to give freely or generously |
| pluck | to pull off or out; to pick |
| pluck | to remove the feathers from |
| pluck | to pull at and let go |
| pluck | courage; bravery |
| plucky | brave; courageous |
| ponder | to think about; to consider carefully |
| privilege | a special favor, right, or advantage given to a person or group |
| privileged | given favors or advantages denied to others |
| prostrate | lying flat |
| prostrate | lying facedown, expecially to show respect |
| prostrate | completely overcome; weak and helpless |
| rapture | a state of great joy, delight or love |
| revelry | noisy merrymaking |
| whim | a sudden wish to do something without a particular reason; a fanciful idea |
