| A | B |
|---|
| opiate | a narcotic or a substance with similar activity; preparation or derivative of opium; something that dulls the senses & induces relaxation |
| solicitous | worried or concerned; anxious |
| deplorable | lamentable; wretched; unfortunate; regrettable; grief |
| zealous | fervent; fanatical; eager interest in the pursuit of something |
| precariously | unstable or insecure; dependent on uncertain conditions |
| accord | voluntary act w/o encouragement; willingness to act; agreement; to be in harmony or unity |
| succinctly | express concisely or briefly; a lot of info spoken in few words |
| indelibly | incapable of being removed or erased; lasting; unforgettable |
| incisive | impressively direct and decisive; to the point; sharp or keen |
| cajoling | persuading or coaxing especially with flattery or false promises |
| immersed | submerged; covered completely in liquid; deep mental involvement |
| appendage | something added or attached to a larger or more important entity |
| appeasingly | in a peaceful or pacifying manner |
| fraudulent | deceitful; trickery |
| lackadaisical | lacking spirit; liveliness or interest; languid |
| incontinently | not restrained; uncontrolled |
| imp | a mischievous child; small demon |
| dote | to show excessive love or fondness |
| reconnoiter | survey an area; make a preliminary inspection |
| contiguous | being in contact; touching; next to or adjoining; sharing an edge or boundary |
