| A | B |
|---|
| vile | adj. Very bad, evil, disgusting |
| ostentatiously | adv. In a showy or obvious way |
| conspicuous | adj. Noticeable |
| purgatory | n. Place of temporary suffering or punishment. |
| inarticulate | adj. Speechless or unable to express oneself |
| indignant | adj. Having anger over some meanness/injustice |
| foreboding | n. A fearful feeling about the future, dread |
| apprehension | n. A feeling that something bad is going to happen |
| sustenance | n. Food; nourishment |
| leisure | n. Free and unoccupied time |
| makeshift | adj. Temporarily substituted; not the usual thing |
| sarcastic | adj. Speaking with sharp mockery intended to hurt |
| intuition | n. Ability to know immediately, without reasoning |
| stealthily | adv. In a secretive or sneaky way |
| pandemonium | n. Wild disorder, lawless confusion, uproar. |
| ineffectually | adv. Done without effect, useless |
| zeal | n. Eager desire, earnest enthusiasm |
| mercurial | adj. Quick or changeable in behavior |
| indignantly | adv. Angry at something unworthy, unjust, unfair |
| meticulous | adj. Extremely careful about details |
| unabashed | adj. Unashamed |
| deport | vt. To force to leave a country; to banish |
| insufferable | adj. Unbearable |
| loathe | vt. Feel strong dislike and disgust for something |
| disgruntled | adj. In bad humor; discontent |
