| A | B |
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| ensue | (verb) to come next as a result of; to follow next as a result of |
| succulent | (adj) juicy; not dry or dull (noun) a plant of fleshy tissue |
| facilitate | (verb) to make easier or more convenient; to aid or assist |
| steppe | (noun) a vast, almost treeless plain in southeastern Europe or Asia |
| hors d'oeurve | (noun) a food served as an appetizer |
| expedient | (adj) suitable; advantageous |
| palatable | (adj) acceptable to the mind; fit to be eaten; pleasing |
| buffet | (noun) a piece of dining room furniture with cupboards and drawers; a meal set out so that people may serve themselves |
| lapse | (verb) to fall from a higher level to a lower; (noun) a slight, temporary slip or error |
| delectable | (adj) pleasing; delightful; delicious |
| quantitative | (adj) capable of being measured or expressed as a numerical amount |
| zenith | (noun) the highest point of any course |
| astute | (adj) showing keen judgment; shrewd; crafty |
| recur | (verb) to return in thought or speech; to happen again |
| conducive | (adj) favorable; helpful |
| erratic | (adj) irregular; not steady |
| abound | (verb) to teem; to exist in large numbers |
| pastoral | (adj) relating to a simple country way of life |
| requisite | (noun) a necessity; a requirement; (adj) absolutely necessary; required |
| aptitude | (noun) a talent; a natural ability |
