| A | B |
|---|
| capital | the official seat of government; money; excellent |
| diminished | to make or become smaller; to decrease |
| gracious | showing kindness and courtesy; refined and elegant |
| manageable | capable of being controlled or accomplished |
| monopoly | the exclusive control of anything |
| elegant | tasteful, beautiful; refined in manner, taste, and style |
| occupant | one who resides in or occupies a house, land, or a position |
| aroma | a fragrant or appetizing smell |
| probation | a trial period |
| frequency | the rate or number of times a thing recurs within a given time |
| prearrange | to prepare in advance or beforehand |
| dismantle | to tear down; to take apart |
| remote | distant; isolated; out of the way; slight |
| populate | to furnish with inhabitants; to inhabit |
| rigid | stiff; firmly fixed; very strict |
| saturate | to soak thoroughly; to drench |
| sedate | serious and unemotional; quiet; to tranquilize |
| embarrassed | caused someone to feel self-conscious or ill at ease |
| baste | to moisten food as it roasts; to attack verbally |
| haughty | overly proud and vain; conceited; stuck up |
