| A | B |
|---|
| Adjudicate | To hear and decide: to judge |
| Centennial | A one hundreth anniversity |
| Countenance | A persons face. expression on face |
| disgruntle | To make dissatisfied; to put in a bad mood |
| equilibrium | a state of ballance |
| expedite | to speed up a process; to facilitate |
| gird | to encircle, bind or surround |
| gratuitous | Not called for; unnecessary |
| illusory | unreal or immagined; decieving |
| implacable | incapable of being placated, soothed or significantly changed; relentless |
| luminary | a source of light especially from the sky: 2. A person who is well known |
| manifesto | A public statement explaining the intentions, motives or views of an individual or group |
| mesmerise | to facinate or hypnotize |
| precedent | An act or statement that may serve as example or justification for a later one |
| spurious | not genuine; false |
