| A | B |
|---|
| advocate | one who pleads another's case |
| bellatrix | female warrior |
| cyclone | a storm with winds that rotate in a circular motion |
| deciduous | falling off at the end of a period of growth, like leaves |
| descendant | proceeding from an ancestor or source, "to climb back" |
| diagonal | extending across from one corner to another |
| falsetto | an articially high voice |
| preclude | to make impossible, to prevent, to "shut out" |
| supersonic | above the normal speed of sound |
| transcend | climb across; to climb above the limits of |
| claustrophobia | fear of closed places |
| diameter | a straight line passing through the center of a body; to measure across, through |
| equivocate | to use misleading language; equally calling out |
| supernumerary | exceeding the usual or required number |
| dial | a knob that can be turned, the face of a clock or watch, etc. |
| false | not true; fake |
| ascend | go upwards |
| claustrophia | fear of closed-in spaces |
| supervision | the act of looking over, such as work, behavior, etc. |
| cyclical | that which goes around |
| cadence | a fall in pitch; rhythm |
| include | to give in addition to; add; enclose |
| bellicose | war-like; angry |
| vocative | capable of speaking or calling out |
| belligerent | hostile; waging war |
| cyclotron | a circular accelerator |
| infallible | incapable of error or making a mistake |
| seclude | to shut out from all others; isolate |
| vociferous | noisy; (speaking) loudly |
| deciduate | characterized by shedding |
| supersaturate | to cause a chemical solution to be more highly concentrated than is normally possible |
| diapason | full tonal range; "through all the tones" |
| cadaver | a dead body, corpse; "fall out of life" |
