| A | B |
| To make familiar. | Accustom - verb |
| Usual | Accustomed - Adj. |
| Used to | Accustomed - Adj, |
| Watchful, wide awake | Alert - Adj. |
| To warn to be ready | Alert - Verb |
| A warning signal | Alert - Noun |
| To select for a position or for what has to be done | Assign - Verb |
| To give out, as a piece of work to be done | Assign - Verb |
| Whatever is given out as work to be done | Assignment - Noun |
| To move or shift | Budge - Verb |
| Big and strongly built | Burly - Adj. |
| One who spends time with or does things with another | Companion - Noun |
| Getting along well together | Compatible - Adj. |
| A general idea or thought about something | Concept - Noun |
| To draw one's thoughts or attention away from the subject at hand | Distract - Verb |
| Something that draws one's thoughts or attention away | Distraction - Noun |
| To push or shove | Jostle - Verb |
| Doing what one is asked or told | Obedient - Adj. |
| The state or condition of doing what one is asked or told | Obedience - Noun |
| Something that prevents one from moving forward | Obstacle - Noun |
| Willing to wait without complaining | Patient - Adj. |
| A person in a doctor's care | Patient - Noun |
| A willingness to wait without complaining | Patience - Noun |
| A person who is walking | Pedestrian - Noun |
| To stop working because one has reached a certain age | Retire - Verb |
| To go to bed | Retire - Verb |
| The state of no longer working | Retirement - Noun |