| A | B |
|---|
| careening | swaying from side to side |
| Belliegerent | warlike; violent or hostile |
| dilligent | hardworking |
| procenium | in between the audience and the stage; and the arch in between |
| savant | a wiseman |
| legacy | a gift by will of inheiriting |
| highboy | a large chest of drawers |
| phosphate | carbonated drink with fruit syrup |
| trellis | lattice work that can hold vines and flowers |
| spry | someone who is vigorous and active |
| contriving | managing; planning |
| relations | relatives; kin |
| farces | comedies based on ridiculous situations; jokes |
| torrents | large amounts of rain; flooding |
| alacrity | speed; promptness in responding to actions |
| conceited | stuck up; person who thinks too much of themself |
| musingly | daydreamily, ponderingly, thoughtfully |
| sacrament | christian religious event |
| tableau | period in a play where the actors are motionless; it creates a picture |
| cynicism | sarcasm |
| diginified | solemn; important looking; noble or stately |
