| A | B |
|---|
| ebullient | greatly excited |
| eccentricity | irregular; odd; whimsical |
| edify | instruct; correct morally |
| efface | erase; obliterate as if by rubbing it out |
| efficacy | power to produce desired effect |
| facile | easily accomplished; ready or fluent |
| fatuous | follish or inane |
| fealty | loyalty; allegiance |
| felicitous | well chosen; apt; suitable expressed |
| ferment | agitation; commotion |
| gainsay | deny |
| galvanize | stimulate by shock; stir up; revitalize |
| gambol | romp; to skip about |
| garrulous | loquacious; wordy; talkative |
| gossamer | sheer like cobwebs |
| hackless | hairs on back and neck |
| halcyon | calm; ;eaceful |
| harbinger | one tha announces or foreshadows what is coming; precursor; portent |
| hummock | small hill |
| hedonist | one who believes pleasure is sole aim in life |
| impecunious | without money |
| impugn | dispute or contradict |
| impuissance | pwerlessness; feebleness |
| impunity | freedom from punsihment or harm |
| inchoate | recently begun; rudimentary |
| juxtapose | place side by side |
| latent | potential byt undeveloped; dormant |
| laxity | careless |
| legerdemain | sleight of hand |
| licentious | amoral; lewd and lascivious |
| lilliputian | extremely small |
| melee | fight |
| mendacity | untruthfulness |
| mendicant | geggar |
| mercurial | volatile; changeable; fickle |
| meretricious | flashy; tawdry |
| nostrum | questionalbe medicine |
| nubile | marriageable |
| nugatory | futile; worthless |
| quiescent | at rest; dormant; temporarily inactive |
| quixotic | idealistic byt impractical |
