| A | B |
|---|
| amputate | to cut off a body part, especially by surgery |
| aptitude | a natural talent |
| beneficiary | one who benefits or gains an advantage from something |
| boon | a welcome gift or blessing |
| commiserate | to feel or express sorrow or compassion for; to sympathize |
| garner | to collect or gather; to acquire or obtain |
| gratis | without payment; free of charge |
| incapacitate | to make helpless or incapable |
| inception | the beginning of an action or process |
| magnamimous | generous, unselfish, or forgiving; quality of being above meanness or spite |
| myriad | a very large number; very many |
| practicable | capable of being done; feasible; usable |
| remunerate | to pay or reward |
| solicit | to ask for in a formal way |
| trite | used so much that it is no longer fresh or new |
