| A | B |
|---|
| amenity | the quality of being pleasant or attractive |
| ardent | feeling of warmth; passionate |
| chateau | french castel |
| comsopolitan | safisticated; worldly |
| crag | a steep rugged mass or rock; cliff |
| cunning | crafty; sneeky |
| debacle | a sudden, disasturous collapse, downfalll or defeat |
| discern | to percieve with the eyes or intellect |
| dogged | persistant; stubborn |
| droll | amusingly odd or whimsical |
| forbidding | looking drangrous |
| grisly | gruesome; horrible |
| indolent | habitually lazy |
| lore | accumulated facts, tradition, or beliefs about a particular subject |
| opaque | Not letting light through |
| palpable | cabable of being handled, touched or flet, tangible |
| precarious | dangrous; risky |
| quarry | pray; somthing hunted |
| rank | strong or proud; affensive |
| righteous | morally upright; without guilt or sin |
| solicitous | anxious or concerned |
| taint | to affect with; a bad way |
| vernerable | respect dure to age |
| vitality | the capaticy to live, grow or develop |
| ardor | insesity of feeling; zeal; passion |
| bland | suave mild |
| commune | interchange thoughts or feeling; converse |
| dire | dreadful, fearful, disasterous |
| emanate | acting emanating |
| exueberant | effusive in feeling or expression; lavish |
| fancy | the capitcy for imaginative version |
| fervant | ernest; ardent; serious strong |
| genial | friendly and kindly in manner |
| imperious | domineering |
| inevitable | unavoidable |
| peal | the loud ringing of a bell or thunder, lauphter |
| portal | doorway |
| rapture | estatic; joy |
| rhapsody | an expression of extravagant ethusiasim |
| tribunal | a person who defends popular rights |
