| A | B |
|---|
| Feigned | to give a false appearance of, to pretend, to fake |
| Levity | ightness of mind, character, or behavior |
| supercilious | having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy |
| fractiousness | unruly, quarrelsome |
| reciprocal | given or felt by each toward the other, mutual |
| extemporizing | uttered on the spur of the moment, speaking in promptu on many things |
| peremptorily | leaving no room for denial or refusal, imperative |
| transcendent | going beyond ordinary limits; surpassing, exceeding |
| contiguous | touching |
| apathetically | having no emotion; unresponsive, indifferent |
| strident | discordant; harsh sound |
| cataracts | large or high waterfall; |
| permeate | to pass into; to be diffused through |
| innuendo | a hint, derogatory implication in expression, indirect intimation about someone or something |
| prodigality | wasteful extravagence in spending |
| caterwauling | uttering long wailing cries |
| subterfuges | a deceptive stratagem or device |
| punctilious | strictly attentive to minute details of form in action or conduct |
| luxuriated | to enjoy oneself without a break |
| denizen | inhabitant, resident; person who frequently visists a place |
| facade | a superficial appearance or illusion of something |
| harrowed | to inflict great distress or torment on |
| defunct | broken; not working |
| distraught | distracted, deeply agitated |
| disheveled | untidy, unkept |
| corrugated | wrinkled |
