| A | B |
|---|
| SPECTRE | Something that haunts or perturbs the mind; specter |
| MALEVOLENT | Having, showing, or arising from vicious will, spite, or hatred |
| CONTIGUITY | The quality or state of next or near in time or sequence |
| MISANTHROPY | A hatred or distrust of mankind |
| INVIGORATE | To give life and energy; to animate |
| RECOIL | To fall back under pressure |
| CONSECRATION | The act of making or declaring sacred |
| SATIATING | To fully satisfy |
| SENTINEL | One that watches or guards |
| BUDY | To support or sustain |
| TARRY | To stay or sojourn |
| ESTRANGED | To alienate the affections of |
| COLLOQUY | A conversation, especially a formal one |
| AMISS | Out of proper order; wrong |
| TRAMMELLED | Something that restricts activity or free movement; hindrance |
| MACHINATIONS | A crafty, intricate, or secret plot, usually intended to achieve |
| BREACH | A violation as of a law or obligation |
| CITADEL | A stronghold |
| SOLACE | Comfort in sorrow or distress; consolation |
| HEATHEN | An irreligious, uncivilized or unenlightened person |
| SUBJUGATED | Brought under dominion; conquered |
| DENIZENS | Inhabitants; residents |
| CHOLERIC | Bad tempered; irritable |
| ACCOSTING | Address, greeting |
| PRATTLE | To utter meaningless sounds suggestive of the chatter of children; |
| INURED | Accustomed to accept something undesirable |
| MOLLIFIED | Soothed in temper or disposition |
| GESTICULATING | Making gestures, especially when speaking |
| PRETERNATURAL | Existing outside of nature; abnormal |
| ALLOY | To reduce the purity of, by mixing with something debasing |
| VICISSITUDE | Unexpectedly changing circumstances |
| ANTIQUITY | The quality of being ancient |
| INTROSPECTION | The examination of one's own mental and emotional state |
| IRREFRAGABLE | Not to be disputed or contested |
| UNCOUTH | Awkward or clumsy |
| WEATHERCOCK | A weather vane in the shape of a rooster |
| MUTABILITY | Being liable or subject to change |
| COMPORT | To conduct or behave |
| OBEISANCE | A bodily gesture, as a bow, expressing respect |
| DEVOUT | Sincere or hearty |
| BARTER | To trade by exchanging one commodity for another |
| ENSHRINED | Preserved or cherished as sacred |
| GRANDAM | An old woman; grandmother |
| AUGHT | At all |
| PITHY | Having substance and point |
| GILD | To give an attractive but often deceptive appearance to |
| POTENTATE | One who wields controlling power |
| STUPEFIED | Astonished |
| MALIGNANT | Disposed to cause harm deliberately |
| GRATUITOUS | Without apparent reason or justification |
| DELL | A secluded hollow or small valley usually covered with trees or turf |
| REQUITE | To make return for; repay |
| STEED | A spirited horse for state or war |
