| A | B |
|---|
| agriculture | farming |
| amble | to walk slowly |
| ambulance | a specifically equipped vehicle to move the injured |
| clamorous | loud, disruptive |
| contend | to struggle, strive in opposition |
| concur | to agree |
| cursory | done with haste |
| fable | story, legend |
| fabulous | legendary, astonishing, like a fable |
| feminine | of or related to women |
| feminism | belief in equality of the sexes |
| juvenile | young; a young person |
| rejuvenate | to restore to youthful vigor |
| multiple | consisting of more than one |
| multitude | a very great number |
| optimal | most favorable or desirable |
| optimist | one who expects the very best outcome |
| appetite | desire for food and drink |
| compete | to strive with others |
| petition | a request |
| repetition | the act of seeking or doing again |
| applaud | to express approval of |
| plausible | apparently or conceivably true |
| senescent | growing old |
| senile | deteriorating mentally and physically from old age |
| spectacle | an impressive sight |
| state | a condition of standing or being |
| disturb | to trouble |
| perturb | to make uneasy or anxious |
| turbid | in turmoil; stirred up |
| ubiquitous | being everywhere at the same time |
| urban | having to do with a city |
| urbane | polite and refined in manners |
| advent | an arrival |
| circumvent | to avoid by going around |
| convene | to bring together; to assemble |
| venue | a place or location |
| intervene | to come between |
