| A | B |
| apprehensive | feeling anxiety about future events |
| condescend | to act as if one were of superior rank or station, treating others as inferio; patronize |
| covey | any small group or company |
| cunning | adept at subtle ordesceptive planning or action; patronize |
| entail | to limit an inheritance (esp of land) to certain heirs |
| illicit | not permitted by custom or law: illegitimate |
| immune | protected from or not subject to something that does affect others |
| indigenous | having origin in a a country or locality; native |
| mortification | a feeling of embarrassment, shame, or humiliation |
| secede | to quit an organiztion, a politi |
| sentimentality | the quality or condition, or an instance, of being sentimental |
| sojourn | a brief temporary stay |
| vexation | the act of annoying |