| A | B |
| audacious | willing to take risks;daring |
| Confiscate | to seize, by force if necessary; to take possesion of |
| Conscientious | thorough;careful |
| Depict | to give a picture of; to describe |
| Embark | To go on board a ship or airplane at the start of a voyage |
| Inkling | a slight suspicion; a vague idea |
| Lacadasical | showing little spirit of enthusiasm |
| Mutiny | Deliberate refusal to obey orders given by those in command, especially by sailors |
| Pilfer | To steal repeadetly small amounts or things that are of little value |
| Profusion | Given or occuring in generous amounts;abundant |
| Prudent | Very careful; showing judgment and wisdom |
| Rankle | To cause continuing anger and irritation |
| Rebuke | to criticize strognly; to reprimand |
| Serene | calm and untroubled; peaceful |
| Slovenly | Untidy; carelessly done |