| A | B |
|---|
| curious | inquisitive, eager to know |
| curious | interesting because rare or odd |
| curious | ingenious, or made with great skill and cleverness |
| curiosity | something interesting because rare or odd |
| diligence | hard work kept up over time |
| entrance | where one enters |
| entrance | coming in |
| explorer | one who explores |
| gemology | the study of gems |
| impecunious | lacking money |
| ornament | something that decorates or makes beautiful |
| timid | fearful, hesitant, shy |
| delectable | delightful to the taste, delicious |
| delight | to give great pleasure or enjoyment |
| delight | great pleasure or enjoyment |
| delight | something that gives great pleasure or enjoyment |
| devour | swallow greedily; destroy, consume |
| just | righteous and fair |
| patriot | one who loves his country |
| patriotic | one who loves his country |
| patriotism | love for one's country |
| procrastinate | to put off doing until later |
| procrastinator | one who puts off until later |
| reign | to rule |
| reign | time when someone rules |
| unjust | unrighteous and unfair |
| voracious | a very great (appetite), or having a very great appetite |
| antiquated | too old, out of date |
| antique | valuable because very old |
| antique | an object valuable because it is very old (often furniture) |
| antiquity | ancient times |
| cell | a very small room, such as in a prision |
| cellar | a storage room, usually underground |
| designate | to appoint or name |
| enumerate | to count or list |
| malefactor | someone who does bad things |
| navigate | to guide a ship; to sail; to make one's way through |
