| A | B |
|---|
| vast | very great in number, size, amount, extent or degree; an immense expanse of space |
| deceive | to intentionally trick or mislead someone |
| fodder | people or things that are seen as necessary but expendable; someone or something used to get something else |
| execrable | extremely bad or low in quality; detestable |
| glower | to look at someone with anger or resentment |
| arbitrary | based only on personal wishes, feelings or perceptions rather than facts or reason; random |
| presumptuous | rude, arrogant, inconsiderate, disrespectful or overconfident |
| covenant | a solemn or legally binding agreement |
| zenith | the highest point of something |
| menagerie | a wild animal exhibit or enclosure; a diverse, exotic or unusual group of people or things |
