| A | B |
|---|
| Acrid | sharp or bitter in taste or language |
| Anguish | acute distress or pain |
| Appealing | attracting inetrest, pleasing |
| Barbarian | a savage person; uncivilized |
| Bovine | resembling a cow (cowlike) |
| Cahoots | sharing equally |
| Cavernous | hollow or deep sounding |
| Elated | very happy or proud |
| Envious | a feeling of discontent regarding another person's advantages |
| Extraordinary | beyond, over or above the usual |
| Exultant | extremely ecstatic or thrilled |
| Flailing | thrashing, beating |
| Forlorn | desolate or dreary |
| Galling | exasperating |
| Gallows | a wooden frame used to hang criminals |
| Gander | a male goose |
| Gentility | highly refined or well bred |
| Ghastly | shockingly frightful |
| Immense | huge or large |
| Indomitable | cannot be overcome |
| Infinite | immeasurably great |
| Luxurious | comfortable; lavish |
| Marionette | a puppet manipulated from above by strings |
| Meager | insuficient in quantity or quality |
| Oppressive | unjustly harsh; stifling, heavy |
| Ordeal | an extremely severe experience |
| Parson | a member of the clergy; a religious leader |
| Peril | grave risk or danger |
| Perilous | dangerous |
| Perversely | willfully determined to go against what is expected or desired |
| Petulance | impatient;crossness; irritable |
| Plaintively | expressing sorrow |
| Ponderous | of grave weight; dull or dreary |
| Prostrate | to cast face down in shame |
| Receded | to go or move away |
| Revolutionary | a change in government |
| Revulsion | a strong dislike |
| Roust | to drive or force out; to wake from one's sleep |
| Rueful | mournful; pitiful |
| Sedately | quietly,calmly |
| Staunchly | firmly, loyally, faithfully |
| Tangent | departure;straying off topic |
| Teeming | swarming; bustling |
| Tranquil | peaceful; calm |
