| A | B |
| RESILIENT | strong but flexible |
| ANNIHILATE | to destroy completely |
| STAGNATING | becoming foul or rotten from lack of movement |
| SUBLIMINAL | below the level of consciousness |
| EXPENDABLE | not worth keeping; not essential |
| AGILE | to move quickly and easily |
| COVETED | greedily desired or wished for |
| RANSACK | to search or examine vigouously |
| CHRONICLE | a record of events |
| PRUDENCE | the good use of judgement |
| FALTER | to hesitate from lack of courage or confidence |
| CORRELATE | to figure out or create a relationship between two items or events |
| ADULATION | excessive praise or flattery |
| INCESSANTLY | without interruption |
| GAMUT | an entire range or series |
| PAUPER | a poor person |
| PROSPECTS | chances or possiblities |
| VEXATION | irritation; annoyance |
| ABSCOND | to go away suddenly and secretly |
| PRECLUDE | to make impossible, expecially by taking action in advance |
| IMPUNITY | freedom form penalty or harm |
| SUBSIDE | to decrease in amount or intensity |
| TERMINATION | an end, limit, or edge |
| DOGGEDNESS | persistence; stubborness |
| EXOTIC | excitingly strange |
| IMMINENT | about to occur |
| PRECARIOUSLY | insecurely; in a dangrous or unstable way |
| EVANESCE | to dissapear; vanish |
| REITERATE | to repeat |
| INFALLIBILITY | inability to make errors |
| PARADOX | sounds impossible but seems to be true |