| A | B |
|---|
| oblige | to require someone to do something for legal, social, or moral reasons |
| oblige | to earn the gratitude of |
| oblige | to do a favor for |
| pretentions | drawing undeserved or inappropriate attention to oneself; showy |
| prowness | great skill or ability |
| rustic | of or relating to country life or people |
| rustic | lacking elegance or polish |
| rustic | a country person, especially one thought of as simple or crude |
| subtle | so slight as to be not easily seen or understood |
| subtle | able to understand fine shades of meaning |
| subtle | something so slight that only a clever or well-educated person can see it; the quality of being subtle |
| vocation | a person's employment; occupation |
| vocational | having to do with a person's career |
| warble | to sing in a melodious manner |
