| A | B |
| impediment | something that gets in the way; obstacle |
| expedient | providing results quickly; practical and effective |
| pedestrian | lacking excitement; ordinary and dull |
| pedant | one possessing abundant knowledge of mior, often uninteresting things |
| pedagogue | a teacher, expecially one who is dull and narrow-minded |
| travesty | a bad imitation of; a perversion of |
| vested | significant to one's own profit or well-being |
| vestment | clothing worn to symbolize relitious or political authority |
| divest | to strip or remove a title or position of authorithy |
| corporeal | having to do with the body |
| corpulent | extremely fat |
| incorporate | to bring together features, ideas or elements |