| A | B |
|---|
| levity | lightness of manner or speech, especially when inappropriate |
| supercilious | showing haughty disdain |
| infintesimal | immeasurable minute or small |
| complacency | a feeling of self-satisfaction |
| extemporize | to improvise |
| pastoral | of or relating to the country |
| proprietary | exclusively owned |
| homogeneity | the quality of being similar or comparable |
| impetuous | impulsive and passionate |
| vacuous | empty, devoid of supstance |
| corpulent | excessively fat |
| caterwaul | to cry or screech like a cat in heat |
| subterfuge | an evasive plan or tactic |
| punctilious | precise; scrupulous |
| odfactory | of or relating to the sense of smell |
| vestige | a visible sign of something that once existed |
| nebulous | vague; indistingct |
| mereticious | attracting attnetion in a vulgar manner |
| ineffable | incaple of being expressed; indexcribable |
| reverie | a daydream |
| turgid | excessively complex in style or language |
| euphemism | the substitution of a mild or vague term for one considered harsh or blunt |
| dilatory | tending to delay |
| inviolate | not currupted |
| magnanimous | noble in mind and heart; unselfish |
| portentous | of ominous significance |
| truculent | disposed to fight |
| adventitious | not inherent but added; no an integral part |
| pasquinade | a satire or lampoon |
| commensurate | proportionate; corresponding in size or degree |
