| A | B |
|---|
| bizarre | extremely unusual |
| bungle | to act or work clumsily; to ruin something |
| deduce | to conclude by reasoning; to infer |
| dynamic | energetic; intense; forceful |
| dynamic | continuously active or changing |
| irrelevant | unimportant to the matter at hand |
| loiter | to linger without an appropriate purpose |
| obstinate | stubborn |
| scrutinize | to examine a great deal |
| stunt | to limit or hinder growth |
| stunt | an unsual or dangerous feat |
| superficial | on or near the surface |
| superficial | concerned with the obvious only; shallow |
| ultimate | last ina series; conclusive; final |
| vapid | bland;dull |
| viable | bland;dull |
| wan | unnaturally pale, from illness or distress |
| wane | to decrease gradually |
| elude | to escape notice; to get away from |
| gambit | maneuever or action used to gain an advantage |
| fallow | inactive; unproductive |
| blight | anything that destroys, prevents growth, or causes devaluation |
| obsequy | funeral rite or ceremony |
| denizen | an occupant; inhabitant |
| fealty | obligated loyalty or faithfulness |
| entice | to attract by offering a reward or pleasure |
| gratify | to please |
| laggard | a slow person, especially on who falls behind |
