| A | B |
| macro | computer instruction standing for a series of steps |
| macroscopic | large enough to be visible to the naked eye |
| microorganism | microscopic animal or plant |
| microwave | very short electromagnetic wave |
| macron | horizontal mark indicating a long vowel |
| anmalous | abnormal |
| apnea | temporary cessation of breathing |
| atheism | godlessness |
| atropy | lack of growth |
| anonymous | nameless |
| wane | decrease in power or size; dwindle; decline; or sink |
| exhort | acrouse by words; advise strongly; urge |
| finicky | excessively concerned with trifles or details; hard to please |
| tepid | moderately warm; lukewarm |
| exaggerated | overstate; go beyond the limits of actual truth |
| stipend | fixed pay for services; salary |
| surveillance | close waqtch over a person group or area |
| ebullient | excited; enthusiasm; high spirited |
| despises | dislike intensely |
| spurned | thrust aside with disdain |
| despicable | worthy of contempt |
| scuffle | struggle to close quarters in a rough and confused manner; wrestle |
| peruse | to read or study |
| cinema | motion pictures collectively |
| inane | lacking significance or sense; pointless |
| baffling | confuse; bewilder; perplex |
| expertise | specialized skill |
| occident | west; coutries of America and Europe |
| endogamy | marriage within a particular group |
| exogenous | produced from without; due to external causes |
| exotic | introduced from another country |
| endoderm | membraneline tissue lining the digestive tract |
| endosmosis | osmosis inward |
| exocrine | secreting externally |