| A | B |
|---|
| adequate | enough; sufficient |
| administer | to manage or direct |
| illiterate | unable to read or write |
| respite | period of rest |
| strenuous | very active; vigorous |
| toil | to work long and hard |
| agitate | to disturb or upset |
| capitulate | to give in; to surrender |
| citrus | a fruit in the family of oranges, lemons, grapefruit, etc. |
| disrupt | to break the orderly course of |
| hovel | an unpleasant cramped and dilapidated place to live |
| indifferent | not concerned about; not caring |
| menial | of or relating to a low level, humble work |
| permanent | lasting or expected to last for a long time |
| urgent | needing quick action |
| confront | to stand up to |
| debut | first public appearance |
| fluster | to make nervous or embarrassed |
| intensify | to strengthen or deepen |
| obnoxious | very unpleasant; disgusting |
| retort | quick or clever reply |
| addict | a person with a very strong desire for something |
| aspire | to have a strong desire to get or do something; to seek |
| bias | a preference that prevents one from being impartial; prejudice |
| blatant | very obvious in an offensive and shameless way |
| candid | expressed honestly and without holding back unpleasant truths |
| enroll | to sign up to become a member of a group or activity; to register |
| intimidate | to frighten, especially by threatening someone |
| stint | a period of time devoted to a job or some task |
| impunity | freedom from being harmed or punished |
