| A | B |
|---|
| ambulatory | relating to walking SYN; stroll, walk |
| anarchy | total lack of organization or government SYN: mayhem, disorder |
| breadth | measurement of something from one side to another; the extent of something SYN: width, span |
| congeal | to cause a liquid to solidify SYN; clot, thicken |
| dubious | unsure about outcome; possible dishonest or immoral SYN: doubtful, uncertain |
| engrossed | occupy someone's attention SYN: absorbed, immersed |
| facilitate | to make something easier to do SYN: ease, aid |
| fledgling | a young bird recently capable of flight; a young or inexperienced person SYN: newbie, newcomer |
| gilded | covered in gold; wealthy and privileged SYN; golden, opulent |
| introvert | a shy person that does not socialize; to direct something inward or on itself SYN: shy, recluse |
| jocular | someone that is fond of joking; intended to be funny SYN: humorous, jovial |
| malcontent | someone who is chronically dissatisfied; someone who opposes the establish system SYN: grouch, complainer |
| misnomer | a wrong or unsuitable name or term for something or somebody SYN: wrong name |
| prevalent | occurring, accepted, or practiced commonly or widely SYN: common, widespread |
| prudent | having good sense in dealing with practical matters; using good judgement SYN: careful, wise |
