| A | B |
|---|
| adroit | expert in using the hands or mind; skill; clever; deft; dexterous |
| ambidextrous | able to use both hands equally well |
| apprentice | person learning an art or trade unser a skilled worker; learner; beginner; novice tyro |
| apitude | natural tendency to learn or understand |
| crafts person | skilled worker |
| dexterity | skilled in using the hands or mind; deftnedd |
| maladroit | clumsy |
| versatile | capable of doing many things well |
| destitute | not possessing the necessitites of life such as food, shelter and clothing |
| economize | reduce expenses |
| frugal | barely enought; scanty |
| impoverish | make very poor; reduce to poverty |
| indigence | poverty; penury |
| affluent | very welthy; right opulent |
| avarice | excessive desire for wealth |
| covert | desire long for crave, especially something belonging to another |
| dowery | money, property, etc.,that a bride brings to her husban |
| financial | having to do with money matters; montetary |
| fleece | deprive or strip of money or belongins by frade |
| hoard | save and conceal; accumulate |
| lavish | to free in giving, using or spending; profuse |
| lucrative | profitable;moneymaking |
| means | wealth;property;resources |
| opulence | wealth;riches |
| sumptuous | involving large expense; luxurious; costly |
| apprehensive | expecting something unfavorable; afaraid anxious |
| cower | draw back trembling shringk or crouch in fear |
| dastardly | cowardly mean |
| intimidate | make fearful or timid; frighten |
| poltroon | thorough coward; dastard; craven |
| timind | lacking courage or self-confidence; fearful |
| trepidation | nervous agitation; fear fright |
| avdacious | bold; fearlessly darling |
| audacity | nerve rashness temerity |
| dauntless | frearless interpid; very brave; valiant |
| exploit | heroic act; daring deed; feat |
| fortitude | courage in facing danger; hardship; or pain |
| indomiitable | incapable of being subdued; unconquerable |
| plucky | courageous; brave; valiant |
| rash | overhasty; foolhardy; reckless |
| alias | assumed name |
| clandestine | carried on in secrecy and concealment;secert;covert;underhand;undercover |
| enigma | pussling statement;riddle;mystery; puzzling |
| enimatic | mysterious;puzzling;obscure |
| latent | present but not showing itself; hiddent but capable of being brought to light |
| lurk | be hidden like in ambush |
| seclude | shut up apart for others; confine in a place hard to reach |
| stealthy | secert in action or character; catlike; sly; furtive |
| apprise | inform;notify;advise |
| avowal | open acknowledgment;frand declaration;admission |
| divulge | make public |
| elicit | draw forth;bring out |
| enlighten | shed the light of truth and knowledge upon |
| manigest | show reveal display |
| overt | open to view; not covert or hidden;public;manifest |
| accade | aggree;assent;consent acquiesce |
| accord | areement;harmony |
| compact | agreement; understanding |
| compatible | able to exist together harmoniously |
| compromise | settlement reached by a partial yielding on both sides |
| conform | be in agreement or harmony with |
| consistent | keeping to the same principles throughout |
| correspond | be in harmony; match |
| dovetail | to fit together with, so a to form a harmonious whole; interlock with |
| reconcile | cause to be friendly again; bring back to harmony |
| relent | become less harsh, severve, or strict |
| altercation | noisy, angry dispute; quarrel |
| antagonize | make an enemy of; arouse the hostility of |
| cleavage | split; divison; schism; chasm |
| discord | disagreement; dissension; strife |
| discrepancy | differnece, disagreement; variation; inconsistency |
| dissent | differ in opinion; disagree; object |
| embroil | draw into a conflict |
| estrange | turn (someone) from affection to dislike or enmity; make unfriendly; separate |
| friction | conflict of ideas between persons or parties of opposing views; disagreement |
| irreconcilable | unable to be brought into friendly accord or understaniding; hostile beyond the possibility of reconciliation |
| litigation | lawsuit; act or process of carrying on a lawsuit |
| at variance | in disagreement; at odds |
| wrangle | quarrel noisily; dispute angrily; brawl; bricker |
| condiment | something added to or served with food to enhance its flavor |
| devour | eat up greedily; feast upon like an animag or a glutton |
| edible | fit for human conumption; eatable; comestible; nonpoisonous |
| glutton | greedy eater; person in the habit of eating too much |
| luscious | delicious; juicy and sweet |
| palatable | agreeable to the taste; pleasing |
| slake | bring to an end throught refreshing drink |
| succulent | full of juice |
| voracious | having a huge appetite; freedy in eating; gluttonous; ravenous |
