| A | B |
| Absolution | forgiveness |
| Accrue | Increase over time |
| Adversity | Trouble or misfortune |
| Agility | Ability to move quickly and easily |
| Arbitrate | Settle or decided by listening to both sides of an argument |
| Assert | To state strongly with assurance; to maintain or defend |
| Benign | Kind; gracious |
| Buffoon | A person given to clowning and joking |
| Carouse | Celebrate noisily |
| Covetousness | Craving wealth or possessions |
| Coy | Reserved, shy or modest |
| Deferred | Postpone |
| Diligent | Careful or persistent |
| Discreet | Cautious about one’s words or actions |
| Duress | Pressure |
| Eminent | High standing; great |
| Felicity | Great happiness; bliss |
| Frugal | Thrifty; careful with money |
| Guile | Deceitful cunning |
| Obstinate | Unreasonably stubborn |
| Personable | Attractive in both appearance and personality |
| Render | To give what is due or owed |
| Saunter | To stroll |
| Stature | Height |
| Statute | A law |
| Sundry | Various; miscellaneous |
| Supple | Easily bent; pliant |
| Transcend | Exceed or surpass |
| Valiantly | Bravely |
| Wanton | Unrestrainedly excessive, luxuriant; frolicsome; playful |