| A | B |
| affluent | a wealthy person; a person who is financially well off. |
| discern | to come to know, recognize, or understand |
| lavish | expensively done, very fancy, extravagant |
| luminous | glowing; giving off light |
| outlandish | strange, weird, crazy, unusual |
| philanthropic | very generous in giving money or other assistance to the poor |
| posterity | all future generations who come after us |
| rectify | to make a problem right; to fix a mistake |
| recur | to be repeated; to occur again |
| voluminous | having great volume, fullness, size |
| felony | a serious crime punishable by imprisonment or death |
| indelible | permanent, unable to be removed or washed away. |
| indulge | enjoy to excess: to do something or get something that you want but don't really need; to splurge |
| porter | a railroad employee who assists passengers (especially on sleeping cars). |