| A | B |
|---|
| bellicose | warlike; aggressive |
| pacify | to soothe anger or agitation |
| appease | to make quiet or peaceful; to calm |
| hostel | an inexpensive place for young travelers |
| amicable | friendly; peaceful |
| enamored | charmed or fascinated; inflamed with love |
| inimical | hostile; unfriendly or harmful |
| paramour | a secret lover |
| incriminate | to show evidence of involvement |
| approbation | a formal or official act of approval |
| probity | absolute honesty |
| reprobate | a person of bad character |
| gravid | pregnant or enlarged with something |
| gravitas | great or very dignified seriousness |
| gravity | weighty importance, seriousness or dignity |
| alleviate | to lighten, lessen or relieve |
| levity | lack of appropriate seriousness |
| cicerone | a guide |
| hector | to bully or intimidate |
| hedonism | an attitude that is based on pleasure |
| nestor | a senior figure or leader in one's field |
| spartan | marked by simplicity |
| stentorian | extremely loud; deep richness of sound |
| stoic | indifferent to pleasure or pain |
| sybaritic | marked by a luxurious way of life |
