| A | B |
|---|
| Mendicancy | being a beggar or the practice of begging |
| Prosperity | being successful or thriving especially economic well being |
| Meretricious | having the nature of prostitution |
| Quail | to recoil in dread or terror |
| Laboriously | putting in a lot of effort |
| Nimble | quick and light in motion |
| Magi | wise men paying homage to the infant Jesus |
| Necessitating | to make necessary |
| Ravages | violently destructive effect |
| Cascades | something arranged in sequence |
| Faltered | walk unsteadily : STUMBLE |
| Unassuming | not arrogant or presuming |
| Tremendous | something that may c ause trembling, dread, awe, or terror |
| Possessions | the act of having or taking into control |
| Ornamentation | The act of beautifying something by embellishing |
