| A | B |
|---|
| Apposite | Highly relevent; apt. |
| Calumny | A false accusation meant to hurt someone's reputation; slander |
| Domain | An area or territory over which control is exersized |
| Dorsal | Of, on, or near the back |
| Enervate | To lessen the vigor or strength of; to enfeeble |
| Epicure | One with discriminating taste, especially but not exclusively relating to food and drink |
| Exculpate | To clear from alleged guilt or fault |
| Heterogeneous | Differing in kinds or parts; varied |
| Infinitesimal | Extremely small in size or quantity |
| Lateral | Of, at, from, or towards the side |
| Primeval | Of or relating to the earliest ages primitive |
| Quintessence | The best or most typical example |
| Serrated | Having a saw-toothed or notched edge |
| Veritable | Being, in fact, the thing named or described; literally so. Often used to emphasize the aptness of a metaphor |
| Viviparous | Producing living young instead of eggs, in the manner of most mammals and some reptiles and fishes. |
