| A | B |
|---|
| Belittlement | Disparagement |
| Accidentally vague | Ambiguous |
| Purposely vague | Equivocal |
| Equality | Parity |
| Word or statement one meaning of which may be interpreted as risque | double entendre |
| lack of equality | disparity |
| clear; direct; capable of only one interpretation | Unequivocal |
| Essentially or widely unequal or different | Disparate |
| one's equal in age, rank, etc. | Peer |
| To use words in a calculated effort to mislead or be ambiguous | Equivocate |
| To give voice to; to express aloud; to sing | Vocalize |
| Tightrope walker | Equilibrist |
| Active or flourishing at night | nocturnal |
| Descriptive or characteristic of, or like, a horse | Equine |
| Referring to the voice; skillful or fluent in expressing by voice | Vocal |
| Calm and unflappable in temperament | Equable |
| Wicked, sinful | Iniquitous |
| Night music | Nocturne |
| Fairness, justice | Equity |
| Loud, noisy, clamorous | Vociferous |
| Person on horseback | Equestrian/equestrienne |
| Calmness or evenness of temper | Equanimity/equability |
| Unfair, unjust | Inequitable |
| Sin; wickedness; grossly immoral behavior | iniquity |
| Time when day and night are of equal length | Equinox |
| Fair, just, evenhanded | Equitable |
| Physical balance; balance between opposing forces | Equilibrium |
| Having equal sides | Equilateral |
| Singer | Vocalist |
| Clumsy, awkward | Maladroit |
| bearing ill-will, wishing harm | Malevolent |
| Pleasurable stimulation | Titillation |
| A person aggressively fighting for a cause | Militant |
| Prohibition against something injurious | Proscription |
| Excessive flattery; exaggerated admiration | Adulation |
| Vague feeling of general physical discomfort | Malaise |
| A criminal; a wrongdoer | Malefactor |
| A curse | Malediction |
| A crime; bad or evil act or behavior | Malefaction |
