| A | B |
|---|
| incessant | unceasing, continuous |
| kindred | similar, agreeing with |
| jurisdiction | authority, right, power over |
| venturesome | bold; inclined to take risks |
| apt | appropriate; fit, suitable |
| allied | affiliated; joined, linked |
| remorse | regret; sorrow; grief |
| laden | burdened; weighed down |
| stifle | to suppress; to keep quiet |
| disposition | typical personality, temperament, or mood |
| placid | calm, quiet, peaceful |
| smug | self-satisfied, self-complacent |
| brandish | shake or wave menacingly |
| knoll | small rounded hill |
| jargon | dialect; vernacular or word choice for specific (job) areas |
| comply | obey, conform, submit |
| aloof | physically and emotionally distant, reserved |
| whet | sharpen, stimulate, heighten |
| definitely | without a doubt; certainly |
| imagination | dreamy or creative state of mind |
| useful | helpful; able to be utilized |
| enjoy | to relish; to take pleasure in something fun |
| favorite | opposite of loathsome |
| immense | giant-sized |
| condemn | to put down; to judge for punishment |
| accommodate | to make room for; to allow space for |
| paralyzed | frozen; incapable of moving |
| tremendous | an extra amount (of something) |
| encourage | to offer helpful or soothing words |
| recognize | to acknowledge of having met before |
| exercise | activity which involves muscle movement |
| sergeant | a military officer (army) |
| suppress | to stifle; to hold back (sound or movement) |
| acceptance | the act of receiving a gift |
| heroine | the female protagonist or lead character/winner in a story |
