| A | B |
|---|
| regime | N. form of gov't. The regime is sleeping on the job! |
| jeopardize | V. to expose to lose or injury I'm afraid I will jeopardize my career if I free the Kangaroos. |
| acquiescense | N. agreement by silence of without objection Mary put up with a stroung acquiescense from Fred. |
| generic | ADJ. related to a biologial genus My name is some how generic. |
| inconsolable | ADJ. that cannot be comforted She told me that Geogie didn't love me any more so now i am inconsolable. |
| fabrication | N. a lie Sally told a fabrication about the stealing across the street. |
| implicate | V. to involve in a crime These bloodstains implicate her into the rubbery |
| capitalize | V. to take advantage of I capitalized the red lights by slowing down so that I could read the paper. |
| symmetery | balanced proportions The symmetry in my voice caught me by surprise. |
| espionage | N. the act of spying The Cubans were not accused of espionage during the war. |
| aptitude | N. natural talent Suzy's aptitude could be useful. |
| compound | N. a group of buildings closed off by a barriar When we drove out of the compound, the doors slammed behind us. |
| chebrons | N. a badge to show rank The chevrons on his shirt were tattered. |
| pertinent | ADJ. significant to the matter at hand I will write all the pertinent from our descion the other day. |
| jurisdiction | N. the right, power or authority to administer justice |
