| A | B |
| anagram | rearrangement of letters in a word to make another word; new word; new phrase; new statement; newly formed phrase, sentence, statement |
| anecdote | account of an incident, narrative brief story; personal |
| assertion | claim; viewpoint |
| climactic | culminating; most important; most exciting; pivotal |
| coherently | in a logically connected way; consistently; meaningfully; harmoniously; systematically |
| epilogue | conclusion; afterward; afterword; ending |
| extemporaneous | spontaneous; impromptu; unplanned; improvised |
| fidelity | faithfulness; dedication; committment; loyalty |
| forte | strong point; strength; the thing that one does best |
| fulminate | denounce; explode violently; explode with anger |
| goad | urge; drive; incite, push, force |
| gourmet | exotic; fancy; elaborate; rich, fine, high quality |
| hypochondriac | psychosemantics, someone who complains aobut imaginary illnesses |
| inexplicable | mystifying; incomprehensible; indescribable; unexplainable |
| noncommital | in limbo; not committed; heutral |
| proboscis | nose; snout |
| prodigy | extrodinarily talented; marvelous example, a wonder, abnormally talented, highly gifted |
| quixotic | chivalrous; impractical, idealistic |
| stigma | disgrace; defect; reproach; curse; mark of shame |
| surmise | conjecture; speculate; imagine; suppose, guess, assume; presume;suspect |