| A | B |
|---|
| accrue | to grow or accumulate in the course of time;to happen as a natural result |
| bedlam | a state or scene of uproar and confusion |
| debonair | pleasant,courteous,lighthearted;smooth and polite |
| munificent | extremely generous |
| recondite | exceeding ordinary knowledge and understanding, profound,abstruse |
| florid | highly colored;reddish;excessively ornate;overdecorated;showy |
| foist | to impose by fraud;to pass off as worthy or genuine;to bring in by stealth,dishonesty, or coercion |
| denizen | an inhabitant,resident;one who frequents a place |
| gauche | awkward,lacking in social graces,tactless,clumsy |
| heresy | an opinion different from accepted belief;the denial of an idea that is generally held sacred. |
| clangor | loud ringing sound;to make a loud ringing noise |
| deleterious | harmful,injurious |
| cupidity | an eager desire for something;greed |
| winsome | charming, attractive,pleasing(often suggesting a childlike charm or innocence) |
| paragon | a model of excellence or perfection |
| abet | assist |
| carousal | noisy;partying,making a lot of noise while drinking |
| impassive | no passion or emotion |
| opportune | being in right place at right time |
| prolific | productive,profuse |
| buttress | prop up or support |
| aver | to affirm,assert, declare or confirm confidently |
| inauspicious | unfavorable,unlucky,suggesting bad luck for the future |
| nonplussed | perplexed or puzzled;not knowing what to do |
| foment | to cause trouble or rebellion;apply warm liquids or warm |
