| A | B |
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| ambidextrous | Able to use both hands equally. |
| ambivalence | Having opposite attitudes or feelings at the same time. |
| ambiversion | A personality trait including the qualities of both introversion (shy) and extroversion(out-going). |
| gravity | Attraction of a celestial body that pulls objects towards its center. |
| grave | Requiring serious thought. |
| grievous | To cause grief, pain, or anguish; serious or solemn. |
| qualify | To describe the characteristics or qualities of. |
| Quality | A distinguishing characteristic; a personal trait. |
| qualification | An ability or accomplishment that makes a person suitable for a particular position or task. |
| quantity | A specific number or amount. |
| quantitative | Able to be counted. |
| quantum | A specific portion; the smallest amount by which certain quantities can change. |
| archaic | Relating to or characteristic of a much earlier time. |
| archeology | The study of material remains from a past culture. |
| archaeopteryx | An extinct bird having lizard-like characteristics, such as a long, bony tail. |
| eulogy | A speech of high praise, esp. for someone who has died. |
| euphonious | Pleasing or agreebale to the ear. |
| euphemism | Substituting a mild term for a harsh or offensive one. |
| cryobiology | The study of the efffects of very low temperatures on living organisms. |
| cryometer | A thermometer capable of measuring very low temperatures. |
| cryotherapy | The local or general use of low temperatures in medical treatment. |
| caloric | Of or relating to heat. |
| calorific | Relating to or generating heat or calories. |
| calorimetry | Measurement of the amount of heat evolved or absorbed in a chemical reaction. |
| cryptic | Having hidden meaning. |
| cryptogram | A piece of writing in code. |
| cryptographer | One who uses, studies, or develops codes. |
| dextrorotation | A turning to the right. |
| dexterous | Skillful in the use of hands. |
| dexterity | Skill and grace in physical movement esp. in the use of the hands. |
| acrobat | One who is skilled in the feats of balance and agility in gymnastics. |
| acronym | A word formed from the initial parts of a word such as SCUBA for Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. |
| acrostic | A poem or series of lines in which certain letters, usually the first, form a name or motto. |
| verify | To prove the truth with evidence or testimony. |
| veracious | Honest; truthful |
| verdict | The finding of a jury in a trial. |
