| A | B |
|---|
| avenge | to get revenge for, punish someone for doing wrong or injustice |
| cede | to give up, surrender, hand over to another |
| deluge | a great flood, heavy fall of rain, anyhting of vast quantity |
| discretion | good judgement, care in speech or action, freedom to choose or judge wisely |
| giddy | dizzy, light-headed, lacking seriousness |
| impact | a shock caused by collision, to forcefully affect |
| intimidate | to make timid or frightened by threats, to use fear in order to persuade |
| liberate | to free from bondage or domination, to release |
| logical | reasonable, making use of reason and good sense |
| misrepresent | to give false, untrue, misleading idea of |
| optional | left to own choice, not required |
| outright | without reservation, instantaneously, completely |
| rendezvous | to meet as planned or agreed upon, meeting place |
| rotund | rounded, plump, full and rich in sound |
| saunter | to stroll, walk easily at leisurely pace |
| sluggish | lazy, slow-moving, inactive, dull |
| subordinate | lower in rank or position, secondary, under the orders of someone else |
| tint | delicate color or hue, trace of something |
| variable | changeable, value or quantity that may change |
| verge | the point at which something begins or happens; to tend towards; on the brink, border, edge |
