| A | B |
|---|
| impeccable | faultless, flawless, accurate, correct |
| serpentine | resembling a serpent in form or movement |
| desist | to cease or stop from action |
| ludicrous | causing laughter because of absurdity, rediculous |
| conundrum | a riddle that involves a pun or play on words |
| pusillanimous | showing a lack of courage, timid |
| facetious | treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor, funny, ironic, teasing |
| abstemious | not self-indulgent, especially when eating or drinking |
| incredulous | unwilling or unable to believe something |
| nonchalantly | feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed, not displaying anxiety or enthisiasm |
| ameliorate | to become better, more bearable, alleviate |
| temerity | recklesss boldness, carelessness, rudeness |
| panacea | a healer for all diseases or illnesses, cure |
| elude | to avoid or escape by speed, cleverness, trickery |
| ruefully | causing sorrow or pity, regretful, apologetic, ashamed |
| garrulous | talking too much, especially about unimportant things |
| perterbed | to be alarmed, agitated, disturbed |
| myriad | any large number |
| pedestrian | a person walking, lacking inspiration, dull |
| arduous | difficult to do, using much effort |
| acquire | to gain ownership of something |
| antagonize | to make an enemy of, to stir up anger or dislike |
| competent | having te ability to do what is needed |
| comprise | to form, make up, consist of, include |
| correspond | to match, be equal to, or, to exchange letters with another person |
| dilapidated | in poor condition from neglect or age |
| illustrious | very famous, outstanding |
| incident | something that happens in real life or a story, an event often of little importance |
| inherit | to receive something from someone after their death; to receive as part of someone's physical or mental make-up from one's parents |
| latitude | the distance north or south of the equator measured in degrees |
| loath | unwilling, reluctant |
| maintain | to declare something to be true |
| renovate | to make like new again |
| reprimand | to scold in a harsh or formal manner |
| supervise | to direct or manage activities |
