| A | B |
|---|
| swagger | to boast or show off in a loud, superior way |
| raucous | loud and rowdy |
| vain | without force or effect; useless |
| deprive | to take something away from |
| haggard | having a wild, wasted, worn look; drawn |
| simultaneously | occuring, done, or existing at the same time |
| scorn | a feeling that someone or something does not deserve respect; contempt |
| elaborate | detailed or complicated; worked out carefully |
| abandon | to leave or desert |
| passionately | having or showing strong feelings |
