| A | B |
|---|
| vacillate | to waver. to change one's mind frequently --------- |
| vapid | having lost sparkling quality or flavor, dull or boring ----- |
| venerable | respected ue to age or quality of character --------- |
| vindicate | to set free; to clear of blame or guilt, exonerate --------- |
| ubiquitous | universal, found everywhere ---------- |
| umbrage | a sense of injury; to take offense ------- |
| ungainly | clumsy -------- |
| upbraid | scold; to reporach as deserving blame ------- |
| upsurp | to take possession of by force ------ |
| wary | careful; cautious; to suspicius of ---- |
| wreak | to inflict, as a revenge or punishment ---- |
| wry | deviating from the correct or proper --- |
| zenith | high point of career, prosperity, influence, or greatness |
