| A | B |
|---|
| congenial | having the same tastes, disposition, and habits; agreeable |
| docile | obedient; easily taught |
| earthy | robust; hearty |
| frail | weak; without physical vigor |
| fraternity | an organization of male college students |
| furtive | secretive |
| generous | willing to share; unselfish |
| heathen | an irreligious or uncivilized person |
| imposter | a person pretending to be someone else for deceptive purposes |
| incompetent | not well-qualified; inept |
| infamous | notoriously bad |
| ingenious | clever; creative |
| irresistible | having overwhelming appeal |
| lax | careless; negligent |
| obnoxious | highly offensive |
| petty | having to do with a narrow mind or trivial views |
| quizzical | puzzled; questioning |
| sorority | an organization of female college students |
| studious | devoted to the pursuit of knowledge |
| submissive | tending to give in to another’s wishes; obedient |
