| A | B |
|---|
| append | to add in a supplementary manner |
| apprise | to inform or to give notice |
| ardent | expressing strong feelings, impassioned, zealous |
| cloister | to seclude or to confine |
| constrict | to tighten or to make narrow |
| disentangle | to unravel, extricate |
| fanaticism | enthusiasm or zeal that is excessively irrational |
| feint | a false appearance, a fake punch to occupy defenses allowing a real blow. |
| ferment | state of agitation, commotion |
| forestalled | prevented or delayed beforehand |
| gnarl | to twist extensively |
| hoary | white with age |
| infernal | relating to hell |
| jaunty | stylish and lively in manner or appearance |
| malefactor | a criminal |
| matriarchy | a family or state headed or ruled by a female |
| multifarious | great in variety, diverse |
| musty | smelling of damp or decay, malodorous |
| obstreperous | marked by aggressive noisiness; stubbornly defiant |
| precipice | a very steep cliff or mass of rock, the brink of something dangerous |
| precipitous | marked by great rapidity, haste, or lack of caution |
| progeny | children, descendants, offspring |
| replicate | to repeat, to copy, or to duplicate |
| ruminate | to consider for a long time at a slow pace, to ponder |
| unobtrusive | not readily noticeable, inconspicuous |
