| A | B |
|---|
| indifferent | not interested in or concerned about something; apathetic |
| languidly | sluggish; listlessly |
| transpired | to happen to |
| wager | a bet |
| wrangle | to argue; to dispute |
| administer | to give or apply, especially a remedy or in a formal way; to dispense; to manage |
| agony | extreme pain; intense physical or mental suffering |
| apathy | lack of interest; indifference |
| convey | to transport; to submit |
| debtor | one who owes something to another |
| gross | total; glaringly obvious; crude overweight, broad, general |
| shroud | a cloth usd to wrap a body for burial; something that conceals or screens |
| throttle | a valve to control the flow of fuel; to choke; to strangle |
| tribute | an acknowledgement of gratitude, respect, or admiration |
| defiance | resisting an opposing force or authority |
| hurtling | to move forefully or violently |
| patron | one who supports something such as the arts |
| multitude | a large population; the masses |
| recoil | to spring or jerk back; to shrink back in fear or repulsion |
| stricken | afflicted with a strong overwhelming emotion |
| tumult | disorderly commotion or disturbance |
| conscientiously | strictly conforming to one's principles; scupulously; faithfully |
| decrepit | broken down by old age or hard to use; weakened |
| malady | an illness |
| scourge | a source of widespread affliction; to punish severely; to whip |
| slight | a deliberate discourtesy |
| abide | to bear; to endure |
| anguish | severe physical or mental pain; to suffer severe physical or mental pain |
| calamity | great distress or misfortune |
| discretion | individual choice or judgment |
| imperishable | not subject to decay |
| implored | to beg |
| peered | to look at intently or curiously |
| regulator | that which fixes or adjusts the time, rate, or degrees of |
| virtue | a particular moral excellence |
| eradicate | to remove by or as if by uprooting; to eliminate |
