| A | B |
|---|
| Bastion | a projection from a fortification, any strong defense |
| Capitulating | to give up[to an enemy] to stop resisting |
| Austerity | sternness, harsh, morally strict |
| Cantankerous | bad-tempered, quarrelsome |
| Curmudgeon | a quarrelsome and ill-tempered person |
| Irascible | easily angered, hot tempered |
| Omni | everywhere |
| Omnipresent | present in all places at the same time |
| Serendipity | a seeming gift for finding good things accidentally |
| Proxy | an authorized agent for another |
| Ingress | a going in or entering, enter |
| Egress | the act of going out, exit |
| Rio Grande | River rising in south Colorado |
| Riviera | SE France & NW Italy |
| Effusive | an excessive or unrestrained outpouring of feeling, as in speech |
| Loquacious | very talkative |
| Pertenaciuos | stubbornly persistant,tenacious |
| Collocate | to place in proper order, arrange |
| Ecumenical | worldwide in range or applicability, universal |
| Imperious | commanding, domineering |
| Conversant | familiar as by study |
| Peruse | to read especially with great attention |
| Pert | impudently forward, saucy |
| Impudent | marked by rude boldness or disrespect |
| Imprudent | not prudent, unwise |
| Senescent | growing old, aging |
| Uxorious | unduly fond or submissive to ones wife |
| Unduly | to an excessive degree, improperly |
| Likeminded | of the same mind or way of thinking |
| Gratuitous | given or done without payment |
| Garish | too bright and showy, gaudy |
| Gamesome | frolicsome, playful |
| Frolic | merriment, gaiety |
| Frumpy | unfashionable, dowdy |
| Fuddle | to make confused, befuddle |
| Eunuch | a castrated man |
| Recrudesce | to break out anew after a dormant or inactive period |
| Recumbent | lying down reclining |
| FDIC | federal deposit insurance corporation |
| Paramour | lover, often secret, not allowed by law or custom |
| Hedonism | an attitude or way of life based on the idea that pleasure or happiness should be the chief goal |
| Stoic | seemingly indifferent to pleasure or pain |
| Sybaritic | marked by a luxurious or sensual way of life |
| Ubiqitous | being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time, omnipresent |
| Malevolent | having or showing intense ill will towards others, malice |
| Stymied | a very distressing and thwarting situation, to present an obstacle to |
| Propriety | proper |
| Albeit | although |
| Recapitulate | recape, summarize |
| Corporeal | of or for the body, physical material by nature |
| Precocious | mature earlier than usual |
| Precipitous | rash, steep like precipice, vertical or overbearing rock face |
| Prefabricate | build in sections for quick assembly |
| Ostentacious | showy |
| Fiduciary | like executor or administrator, one who owes the other duties of good faith |
| Exorbidant | excessive |
| Precarious | uncertain, risky, dependent upon circumstances, chance |
| Veneer | a thin superficial layer of material |
| Ominous | foretelling evil, threating |
| Hubris | overweening pride or self-confidence |
| Fiord | a narrow inlet in the sea between cliffs and steep slopes |
| Impede | to interfer with the progress of |
| Proliterate | to grow or increase by raopid production of new units |
| Paltry | trashy, mean |
| Picayune | of little value |
| Adorns | to decorate with ornaments |
| Acclaim | applaud, praise |
| Prolific | producing young or fruit abundantly, inventiveness and productivity |
| Earnestness | joy, ecstacy, fervor, passion, enthusiasm, vigor, optimism |
| Melancholy | Dullness, pessimism, dejection |
| Crestfallen | dispirited, dejected |
| Cuckold | a man whose wife is unfaithful |
| Vandyke | pointed beard |
| Prior | preceeding in time or order |
| Contemporaneous | originating, existing or happening during the same period of time |
| Subsequent | following in time or order |
| Subjective | proceeding from or taking place within an individuals mind as to be unaffected by the external world |
| Objective | uninfluenced by emotion, surmise or personal prejudice, based on observable phenomena |
| Surmise | to interfer without sufficiently conclusive , conjecture |
| Conjecture | inference based on inclusive or incomplete evidence |
| Purport | meaning conveyed or implied |
| Lucid | clear minded, easily understood |
| Curtailed | cut short, shorten |
| Magnanimous | showing or suggesting a lofty and courageous spirit |
| Salacious | obscene pornographic |
| Stewardesses | the longest word you can type with the left hand |
| Germane | pertinent, related, relevant, apropos, cognate |
| Irrelevant | inapllicable, unrelated |
| Fabricate | construct, produce, plan, arrange |
| Ruin | destroy, teardown, disrupt, demolish, disintergrate |
| Emnity | malice, animosity, rancor, spite, malignity, illwill, dislike, antipathy, disgust, repugnance, hatred |
| Kindness | friendship, harmony, good will, confidence, cordiality, concordance |
| Fascimile | copy, transcript, pattern |
| Difference | distinction, diversity, negative, modification |
| Fallible | faulty, unreliable |
| Fact | truth, evidence, sureness, verity |
| Pulchritude | physical comeliness, beauty, grace, attractiveness |
| Falacious | erroneous, containing or based on felacy, tending to mislead;deceptive |
| Ambrosial | the food of the Gods, anything that smells or tastes delicious |
| Auspicious | favorable, propitious, successful |
| Ambulate | to move about walk |
