| A | B |
|---|
| repast | (verb) to eat or feast OR (noun) a meal |
| swill | (noun) food for animals OR (verb) to drink greedily or excessively |
| disfigure | to deface; to ruin the appearance or beauty of |
| malign | (verb) to speak evil of OR (adj) harmful or evil |
| redundant | repetitive |
| amulet | an object worn to ward off evil or to protect |
| dishevel | to mess up |
| gallant | brave |
| superfluous | extra; not needed |
| commeration | a service or event in memory of another person |
| leach | to suck out of or drain |
| pedestrian | (adj) unimaginative or boring OR (noun) a person who walks |
| approbation | approval, commendation |
| gibe | (noun) a sarcastic remark or jeer OR (verb) to taunt |
| rollicking | carefree and joyous;boisterous |
| bulwark | a wall of earth or other material built for defense; rampart |
| rally | (verb) to bring together for common action OR (noun) a recovery OR (noun) a long exchange OR (noun) an event for enthusiats (car rally) |
| jaunty | easy and sprightly in manner |
| travail | painfully difficult or burdensome work |
| aspire | to have a great ambition or ultimate goal |
| dapper | neat; trim; smart |
| rogue | a dishonest, knavish person; scoundrel |
| infuse | to cause to penetrate; to soak in a liquid to add a particular quality (rosemary infused olive oil) |
| contemptuous | showing or expressing contempt or disdain; scornful |
| garb | clothing |
