| A | B |
|---|
| countenance | expression of the face, face |
| austere | strict, severe |
| catholicity | universality |
| coquetry | the act of flirting |
| thoroughfare | main passage, road |
| florid | gaudy, showy, ornate; red or flushed in appearance |
| gable | section of the wall near the roof |
| heresy | having a religious opinion rejected by what is generally accepted |
| sordid | foull, wretched |
| abreast | alongside, |
| juggernaut | force that destroys anything in its path |
| apothecary | pharmacist |
| harpy | monsters with the trunk of a woman, and the tail, wings and talons of a bird; a nagging or wretched woman |
| apocryphal | of doubtful authorship; counterfeit |
| pedantically | being overly particular about trivial details |
| relish | enjoyment; to savor or enjoy |
| divinity | diety, god or goddess |
| holograph | wholly written in the handwriting of the person in whose name it appears |
| eyesore | something ugly to look at |
| fiend | evil spirit, wicked person |
| dapper | trim and neat |
| geniality | cheerful, friendly, amiable |
| balderdash | nonsense |
| protege | one whose training, welfare, or career is promoted by an influential individual |
| toil | to work laboriously; strenuous labor |
| concourse | a flowing or coming together; a place where crowds meet |
| inclination | tendency, preference |
| apropos | fittingly, suitable, appropriate |
| disquietude | uneasiness, anxiety |
| troglodytic | resembling a primitive man |
