| A | B |
|---|
| CONVIVIAL | BEING GREGARIOUS AND HAPPY |
| BILDUNGSROMAN | A BOOK THAT FOLLOWS THE LIFE OF A CHARACTER |
| EXIGENT | NEEDS ATTENTION NOW |
| IMPORTUNATE | NEEDS ATTENTION NOW |
| UNDULATE | TO MOVE IN A WAVELIKE MANNER |
| UNGUENT | A SLAVE FOR SOOTHING; AN OINTMENT |
| UNGULATE | HAVING HOOVES |
| INSIDIOUS | WATCHING FOR AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENSNARE; INTENDED TO ENTRAP OR TRICK; LYING IN WAIT; GUILEFUL |
| INVIDIOUS | TENDING TO STIR UP ILL WILL, ENVY; OR RESENTMENT |
| LACHRYMOSE | TEARFUL |
| PAUCITY | A SMALL NUMBER; FEWNESS; SCARCITY |
| TANTALIZE | TO TEMPT TEASINGLY |
| POTHER | A NOISY DISTURBANCE; BUSTLE; COMMOTION; SQUALL; FRACAS |
| ZEALOT | A FANATIC; ONE EXCESSIVELY DEVOTED TO A CAUSE; ENERGUMEN; PARTISAN |
| IMMUTABLE | NOT CAPABLE OR SUSCEPTIBLE OF CHANGE |
| OPULENCE | WEALTH, RICHES, APPLUENCE |
| MOROSE | HAVING A SULLEN AND GLOOMY DISPOSITION; NOT FRIENDLY OR SOCIABLE |
| LISTLESS | CHARACTERIZED BY A LACK OF INCLINATION OR IMPETUS TO EXERTION; LANGUID; SPIRITLESS; LETHARGIC; TORPID; HEBETUDINOUS |
| TIRADE | A LEGTHY SPEECH OR OUTBURST; DIATRISE; INVECTIVE; PHILIPPIC |
| REPREHENSIBLE | WORTHY OF OR DESERVING REPREHENSION; BLAMABLE; CENSURABLE CELPABLE; REPROVABLE |
| PERFUNCTORY | CHARACTERIZED BY ROUTINE OR SUPERFICALLY DONE; DONE MERELY AS A DUTY; MECHANICAL; CURSORY |
| PRUDENCE | WISDOM SHOWN IN THE EXERCISE OF REASON, FORETHOUGHT, AND SELF-CONTROL; DISCRETION |
| PATULOUS | SPREADING OR EXPANDED |
| LAUDABLE | WORTHY OF PRAISE; COMMENDABLE |
| CORPULENT | HAVING A LARGE BULKY BODY; FAT AND HEAVY; OBESE |
| DEMAGOGUE | A LEADER OR ORATOR IN ANCIENT TIMES WHO CHAMPIONED THE CAUSE OF THE DOMMON PEOPLE |
| QUERULOUS | APT TO FIND FAULT; DISPOSED TO MURMUR; HABITUALLY COMPLAINING; (TO CARP- TO HABITUALLY COMPLAIN OR FIND FAULT) |
| PROMULGATE | TO PROCLAIM OFFICIALLY; TO PUT INTO EFFECT BY PUBLIC DECLARATION |
| DELIQUESCE | TO MELT AWAY OR DISAPPEAR AS IF BY MELTING |
| REJUVINATE | TO MAKE YOUNG AND VIGOROUS AGAIN; TO REVIVE |
| IMBIBE | TO DRINK, ESPECIALLY ALCOHOL |
| PONTIFICAL | OF OR PERTAINING TO A POPE OR BISHOP |
| CONDONE | TO FORGIVE, OVERLOOK, OR DISREGAURD (AN OFFENSE) WITHOUT PROTEST OR CENSURE |
| CONFLAGRATION | A LARGE AND DESTRUCTIVE FIRE |
| VICARIOUS | FELT OR UNDERGONE AS IF ONE WERE TAKING PART IN THE EXPERIENCE OR FEELINGS OF ANOTHER |
| EXONERATE | TO ACQUIT |
| EXCULPATE | TO FREE FROM GUILT OR BLAME |
| INNOCUOUS | NOT HARMFUL |
| STEVEDORE | ONE WHO IS ENGAGED IN THE LOADING/UNLOADING OF SHIPS |
| PROLIX | WORDY AND TEDIUS |
| INTIMATE | TO IMPLY; TO SUGGEST |
| UNORTHODOX | UNCONVENTIONAL |
