| A | B |
| beseech | To beg |
| consternation | Amazement or fear that makes one feel confused |
| delectable | Delicious, pleasing |
| garland | A wreath of leaves |
| gratify | To please or satisfy |
| haughty | Showing too much pride in oneself |
| impetuous | Inclined to act without thinking |
| lavish | Much more than enough; very costly |
| pluck | Courage;bravery |
| ponder | to think about |
| privilege | A spcial favor to a person or group |
| prostrate | Lying flat; helpless |
| rapture | a state of joy, delight, or love |
| revelry | Noisy merrymaking |
| whim | A sudden wish to do something without reason |
| reprimand | to scold in a harsh way |
| capitulate | to give in |
| aspire | a strong desire |
| impunty | freedom from being harmed |
| acrid | sharp irritating bitter |
| casualty | a person killed on accident |
| congested | overcrowded |
| cope | to manage |
| headlong | with great speed |
| hurtle | to move with great force |
| impede | to get in the way of |
| inevitable | bound to happen |
| initiate | to bring into use |
| irate | angry |
| lax | careless |
| negligent | failing to take proper care of |
| smolder | to burn slowly |
| stringent | strict, severe |
| throng | a moving crowd |
| capitulate | to give in |
| stint | a period of time devoted to something |
| addict | a person with very strong desire for something. |
| bias | a preference that prevents one from being impartial; prejudice. |
| debut | a first public appearance. |
| enroll | to sign up to become a member of some group or activity; to register. |
| confront | to come face to face with. |
| candid | honest, to tell something with out holding back. |
| blatant | very obvious in an offensive or shameless way. |
| retort | to answer especially in a quick and claver way. |
| obnoxious | very unpleasent; disgusting! |