| A | B |
| connoisseur (n) | one who has a lot of knowledge in a partiuclar field, expert, specialist |
| expropriate (v) | take property or possessions from someone, claim, seize |
| inclination (n) | tendency, a feeling that pushes someone to do something |
| insinuate (v) | to hint at something, imply |
| pretentious (ad) | behaving as though you're more important or special than you are |
| pungent (adj) | having a strong or powerful smell or taste |
| anarchic (adj) | characterized by lack of organization, lawless |
| bequest (n) | the act of giving property, such as by a will |
| capricious (adj) | tending to make suden and unpredicatable changes |
| flippant (adj) | lacking proper respect or seriousness |
| imperceptible (adj) | extremely slight or gradual; difficult to detect |
| redundant (adj) | characterized by unnecessary repetition |
| reparation (n) | the amends given for a wrong or an injury |
| unsolicited (adj) | given, sent, or received without being asked for |