| A | B |
| coquettishly | flirtlatiously |
| resignation | patient acceptance of something |
| jubilance | joy, triumph |
| idealist | one who sees thing is creative and unique ways |
| arrogant | proud, overbearing, full of self-importance |
| plaintively | mournfully, sorrowfully |
| menacingly | in a threatening way |
| assimilation | when one group takes on the culture or traits of a larger group |
| ludicuous | causing laughter by being absurd or ridiculous |
| rebuff | to refuse buntly; to snub |
| flippancy | joking or trying to be funny |
| maliciously | done with ill will or a desire to hurt another |
| measuredly | carefully; in a planned way |
| gall | rude boldness |
| exuberant | full of life, vitality, or high spirits |
| enrapture | to fill with great pleasure or delight |
| deference | courteous regard or respect for the opinions of others |
| scruntinize | to give a lengthy, searching look |
| revelation | making known |
| strident | harsh sounding |