| A | B |
|---|
| acclaim | praise, approval; to salute; to hail SYN: praise, compliments |
| amass | to collect, to gather, to accumulate SYN: stockpile, accrue |
| anarchist | one who believes in the absence of law or government SYN: rebel, revolutionary |
| Banter | to speak in a witty or teasing manner SYN: joke, repartee |
| Blithe | lighthearted, joyous, glad, cheerful, free of spirit SYN: merry, amiable |
| cacophonous | harsh sounding, having dissonance SYN: harsh, jarring |
| complacency | the state of being self-satisfied SYN: satisfaction, contentment |
| elicit | to bring out a response, to evoke SYN: draw out, extract |
| incessant | uninterrupted SYN: nonstop, ceaseless |
| jollity | merriment, state of being jolly SYN: hilarity, fun |
| kindle | to start a fire, to stir up SYN: rouse, awaken |
| parsimony | stinginess, frugality, excessive economy SYN: prudence, thrifty |
| pliable | easily manipulated or able to be bent freely without breaking SYN: flexible, pliant |
| quell | to quiet or put down a disturbance SYN: suppress, quash |
| rectify | to set right or to correct SYN: remedy |
| rue | to be sorry for, to regret SYN: lament |
| sluggard | a person who is lazy SYN: lazy |
| stealthy | acting in a secret and sneaky way SYN: sly, cautious |
| succinct | brief, compact SYN: concise, terse |
| voluminous | marked by great volume or size SYN: ample, large |
