| A | B |
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| martial | adj, pertaining to war; warlike (from mars, god of war) |
| mentor | n, wise and trusted adviser (from mentor, to whom odysseus entrusted the education of his son) |
| mentor 2 | n, tutor, coach |
| mercurial | adj, quick; vivacious; active; lively |
| mercurial 2 | n, inconstant; unstable; capricious; subject to rapid and unpredictable mood changes |
| myrmidon | n, obedient and unquestioning follower |
| narcissistic | adj, in love with oneself; excessively fascinated and gratified by one's own physical and mental qualities; egocentric |
| nectar | n, something exceptionally delicious to drink |
| nemesis | nm due punishment for evil deeds |
| nemesis 2 | n, one who inflicts such punishment |
| odyssey | long series of wandering or travels |
| olympian | adj, majestic; godlike; lofty |
| olympian 2 | adj, having to do with the Olympic Games |
| paean | n, song or hymn of praise, joy, or triumph |
| palladium | nm safeguard; protection |
| panic | n, sudden, overpowering terror, sometimes causing mass flight |
| philippic | n, bitter denunciation; tirade |
| plutocratic | adj, having great influence because of one's wealth |
| procrustean | adj, cruel or inflexible in enforcing conformity |
| protean | adj, exceedingly variable; readily assming different forms or shapes |
| protean | adj, exceedingly variable; readily assuming different forms or shapes |
| pyrrhic | adj, ruinous; gained at too great a cost |
| saturnine | adj, heavy; dull; sullen; gloomy; morose |
| siren | n, dangerous, attractive woman |
| siren 2 | woman who sings with bewitching sweetness |
| siren 3 | n, apparatus for sounding loud warnings |
| solon | n, legislatorl wise lawgiver |
| spartan | adj, marked by simplicity and avoidence of comfort, marked by self-discipline, bravery, and ability to endure pain |
| stentorian | adj, very loud |
| stygian | adj, infernal; especially dark; gloomy |
| tantalize | v, excite a hope but prevent its fulfillment; tease |
| terpsichorean | adj or n, pertaining to dancing |
| thespian | adj or n, pertaining to the drama or acting |
| titanic | adj, of enormous strenght, size, or power |
