| A | B |
| (adj) capable of being heard | Audible |
| (v.) to eat or drink, especially in large amounts | Consume |
| (v.) to use up | Consume |
| (v.) to destroy | Consume |
| (Syn.) deplete | Consume |
| (v.) to move smoothly and easily | Glide |
| (Syn.) cruise | Glide |
| (n.) the cause or beginning | Origin |
| (Syn.) root | Origin |
| (v.) to stop from happening | Prevent |
| (Ant.) allow | Prevent |
| (v.) to mark printed or written materials with commas, and other signs | Punctuate |
| (v.) to interrupt from time to time | Punctuate |
| (v.) to give importance to | Punctuate |
| (n.) a typical example | Representative |
| (n.) someone who acts for another | Representative |
| (adj.) having to do with elected members | Representative |
| (adj.) being a typical example | Representative |
| (Ant.) (adj.) atypical | Representative |
| (n.) a feeling that something or someone is worthlessor inferior | Scorn |
| (n.) an expression of that feeling | Scorn |
| (v.) to act with contempt toward an object or a person | Scorn |
| (v.) to make fun of | Scorn |
| (Ant.) embrace | Scorn |
| (adj.) large and heavy in build | Stout |
| (adj.) physically strong and sturdy | Stout |
| (adj.) having courage or determination | Stout |
| (Ant.) timid | Stout |
| (n.) great sorrow or suffering | Woe |
| (n.) trouble | Woe |
| (Ant.) happiness | Woe |