| A | B |
|---|
| Abut | (v.)—to connect or touch; to border on (such as two countries with a common border); adjoin |
| Affable | (adj.)—friendly; sociable; easy to talk to |
| Amorphous | (adj.)—shapeless; undefined; vague; indistinct; unformed |
| Bequeath | (v.)—to hand down or leave behind in a last will |
| Candor | (n.)—frankness; sincerity |
| Cognizant | (adj.)—aware of; conscious of |
| Conciliatory | (adj.)—pacifying; tending to lessen the anger or hostility |
| Dogmatic | (adj.)—positive about the correctness of one’s opinions; opinionated |
| Enmity | (n.)—hatred; strong hostility; antagonism |
| Extraneous | (adj.)—unnecessary; irrelevant; not belonging |
| Frivolous | (adj.)—silly; lacking proper seriousness; not sensible |
| Garrulous | (adj.)—talkative; wordy; chatty |
| Haughty | (adj.)—arrogant; proud of oneself and scornful of others |
| Impetuous | (adj.)—impulsive; rash; acting suddenly with little or no thought |
| Insurgent | (n.)—rebel (adj.)—rebellious |
| Jaunty | (adj.)—stylish; sprightly in appearance or manner; fashionable |
| Posthumous | (adj.)—occurring after a person’s death |
| Residual | (adj.)—remaining; left over; what is left after part is taken away |
| Succinct | (adj.)—concise; brief and to the point |
| Veracity | (n.)—truth; honesty; accuracy |
