| A | B |
|---|
| periphery | the outermost part within a boundary |
| protruding | sticking out from a surface;projecting |
| satchel | a small bag or piece of luggage |
| profound | deep, far-reaching, total |
| persistent | rufusing to let go, lasting, unceasing |
| stench | a stong unpleasant smell;stink |
| spontaneously | occuring from impulse;happening without cause |
| alienates | to lose friendships; estranges |
| impudent | bold and disrespectful;rude |
| uninflected | to not vary the pitch of the voice |
| ingrate | an ungrateful person |
| dissipating | driving away by dispersing;scattering |
| unwarranted | not capable of being justified; groundless |
| arbitrary | based on impulse;not on reason |
| elusive | avoiding or escaping |
| vivid | bright and distinct;intense |
| midden | dunghill or refuse heap |
| pervasive | to spread or be present throughout;permeate |
| contorted | twisted or become twisted out of shape |
| chaos | great disorder or confusion |
| eroded | to become worn away |
| riveted | fixed in place |
| portents | indications that something is about to happen |
| defiantly | openly resistant to authority;refusing to obey |
| irony | a way of using words to suggest the opposite of what they mean |
| superimposed | laid or placed over or upon something else |
| l'chaim | to life |
| remnants | portions or quantities left over; remainders |
