| A | B |
| allude | to refer in an indirect way |
| consecrate | to set apart as holy |
| dessiminate | to scatter or spread widely |
| dote | to show excessive fondness |
| exhort | to urge strongly; to warn or appeal |
| feckless | careless or irresponsible |
| implicate | to show to be involved with something, expecially somthing dishonest or illegal |
| lament | to fell or express grief |
| monetary | of or relating to money or currency |
| pensive | deep in thought; dreamily thoughtful |
| pomp | a showy or dignified display |
| stilted | artificially still or formal in manner |
| subjugate | to bring under control; to conquer |
| trauma | a severe bodily wound |
| wanton | ignoring what is right |