| A | B |
| operation | surgery; to be working; military activity |
| institute | home or school; to set up or establish |
| detour | take another road when one is blocked |
| volley | to hurl things at; rapid ejection of many things at once |
| resignation | to quit a job; to do something you don't want to without complaint |
| staple | major crop or product produced in a region |
| breach | to break or tear |
| recruit | to get others to join a team or organization;a rookie |
| liberal | generous, plentiful amount; open-minded, tolerant |
| diversion | not following the usual routine; something distracting |
| imperative | important; an obligation that you must attend to |
| patronize | to be a regular customer; to support, as the arts |