A | B |
autonomy (noun) | independence, self-government |
aversion (noun) | Strong dislike, antipathy |
belittle (verb) | to make something seem less important |
bequeath (verb) | to leave money or property by a will, to pass along |
bizarre (adj) | odd in appreance, grotesque |
blithe (adj) | happy and cheerful, gay |
bombastic (adj) | high sounding, marked by use of language without much real meaning |
buffoon (noun) | clown, someone who amuses with tricks and jokes |
cache (noun) | hiding place, something hidden in a hiding place |
cacophony (noun) | discord; harsh sound |
cajole (verb) | to persuade by pleasant words or false promises |
callous (adj) | unfeeling; insensitive |
capitulate (verb) | to surrender, to cease resisting |
capricious (adj) | changeable, fickle |
carping (adj) | complaining |
catalyst (noun) | someone or something that brings about a change |
catharsis (noun) | an emotional purification or relief |
caustic (adj) | stinging, biting |
celestial (adj0 | having to do with the heavens, divine |
censure (verb) | to blame, to critize adversely |
censure (noun) | a condemnation |