| A | B |
| lummox | clumsy person |
| overt | obvious; not hidden |
| ubiquitous | found everywhere; omnipresent |
| incessant | without stopping; never ending |
| unscathed | unharmed; intact; without a scratch |
| usurp | to take someone's position (usually by force) |
| apprehensive | worried; fearful |
| infamous | famous for something bad |
| flustered | worked-up; not calm |
| coddle | to pamper; to fuss over; to indulge |
| vitriolic | strongly attacking; spiteful; hurtful |
| pivotal | of central importance; essential; crucial |
| nonentity | a person of no importance; someone who is not famous or special; insignificant person |
| stoic | indifferent to pleasure or pain; remaining unemotional during emotional upheaval |
| bane | troublesome influence; nuisance |