| A | B |
|---|
| abominable | causing disgust or hatred |
| abominable | thoroughly upset or disagreeable |
| concoct | to make by mixing or combining ingredients |
| concoct | to make up or invent |
| grant | to give or allow |
| conduct | to lead or to guide |
| banish | to force to leave |
| intuition | the act or process of knowing something without thinking about it |
| predicament | a situation especially an unpleasant or troubling one from which it is difficult to get out of |
| abolish | to put an end to |
| jovial | full of fun and good cheer |
| gratitude | the feeling of being grateful |
| barricade | a pile of things built up to block a road or entrance |
| consent | to agree or give approval |
| luscious | having a delicious taste or smell |
| detest | dislike with a strong feeling |
| mundane | ordinary |
| abundant | in plentiful supply, ample |
| murmur | a low continuous sound |
| hardship | a cause of suffering or difficulty |
| bountiful | plentiful, abundant |
| contagious | spread by contact |
| obsolete | no longer in use of in fashion |
| ravenous | greedily eager for food, extremely hungry |
| charisma | a special quality of individuals who show an exceptional ability to lead |
| prosperous | successful, thriving |
| quench | to put out or extinguish, to satisfy |
| chronic | going on for a long time or coming back again |
| circumstance | a fact or an event connected in one way in a situation |
| phenomenon | any fact condition or happening that can be seen or heard |
| condemn | to express with strong disapproval |
| adjustable | to change setting or regulating in order to improve or make suitable |
| tumultuous | very noisy and confused |
| qualify | to make or be fit or suitable |
| flaunt | to show off |
| hesitate | to be slow to act or speak |
| hideous | horrible to see , hear; ugly |
| dainty | delicate, pretty or lovely |
| advise | to give an opinion, offer some advice |
| dawdle | to waste time by being slow |
| hardy | being in robust and sturdy good health |
| procrastinate | to put off something; lazy |
| pandemonium | wild confusion and noise |
| pessimistic | a tendency to stress the negative; gloomy |
| antics | odd; an odd or extravagant act |
| converge | meet; to come together in one place |
| tattered | ragged |
| inhabit | to live in |
| scarce | rare, hard to find |
| terminate | conclude; to bring to an end or to halt |
| artificial | not genuine; made by human beings rather than occuring in nature |
| deliberately | carefully thought out and made or done on purpose |
| contemporary | current or modern; existing |
| maneuver | plan skillfully, a planned movement of troops or warships |
| significant | important |
| ascend | rise |
| dejected | depressed |
| secluded | alone |
| deceive | mislead, trick |
| devour | to eat up greedily |
| insist | to be firm in a course or demand; take a strong stand |
| critique | a critical review or comentary |
| inquire | investigate |
| scholar | a pupil or student |
| susceptible | easily influenced or affected, sensitive |
| susceptible | having little resistance |
| anticipate | to look forward to |
| mesmerize | to hypnotize or to fascinate, to capture attention completely |
| deliberately | carefully thought out and made or done on purpose |
| tattered | torn to shreds, ragged |
| hustle | to jostle or shove roughly |
| recreation | hobby or sport |
| maneuver | a planned movement of troops or warships |
| agony | intense or prolonged pain or suffering |
| definite | having distinct limits, indisputable, certain |
| congested | to overfill, overcrowd |
| congenial | pleasant disposition, friendly |
| replenish | to fill or complete again, add new stock or supply |
| rambunctious | boisterous and disorderly |
| decline | to refuse politely |
| converge | to come together in one place, move toward each other |
| contemporary | current or modern, happening at the same time |
| contemplate | to look at carefully and thoughtfully, ponder |
| benefactors | person who has given money to a charity |
| restrain | to hold or keep in check, control |
| restrain | to hold a person back, prevent |
| ideal | a standard or perfection |
| corruption | dishonesty, make wicked or dishonest |
