| A | B |
|---|
| IMMENSE | (adj.) Very large or great in size, extent or quantity |
| INEPT | (adj.) Lacking skill; Not fit or suitable |
| INGENIOUS | (adj.) Showing remarkable originality, inventiveness, or resourcefulness; Clever |
| INSTANTANEOUS | (adj.) Done immediately; Occurring without delay |
| IRK | (v.) To annoy or irritate; To vex |
| LIBEL | (v.) To publish false statements that harms one's reputation |
| MISGIVING | (n.) A feeling of doubt, distrust, or uncertainty |
| OAF | (n.) A person regarded as stupid or clumsy |
| RECEDE | (v.) To move back or away |
| REPAST | (n.) A meal, feast or banquet |
| LIBEL | (n.) A written statement unfairly or falsely harms the reputation of the person about whom it is made; |
