| A | B |
|---|
| Blandishment | That which is intended to coax or persuade, such as flattery |
| Deprecate | To criticize or express disapproval of ; To represent as of little value |
| Discomfit | To make uneasy by confusing or embarrassing a person |
| Meteoric | Coming into existence swiftly, suddenly, brightly, like a meteor |
| Overbearing | Acting in an arrogant, domineering way |
| Precocious | Showing exceptionally early development of abilities |
| Proffer | To offer for acceptance or consideration; An offer |
| Remonstrate | To stay in protest; to rais an objection |
| Rift | A split or crack; A break in friendly relations |
| Solicitous | Showing interest and care; concerned |
| Succinct | Expressed clearly and in few words; concise |
| Sylvan | Having to do with trees or wooded areas |
| Trepidation | Apprehension; dread |
| untoward | Not favorable; unlucky |
| virtuoso | A person with great skill in some art, especially music; Done with great skill and dash |
