| A | B |
|---|
| quotidian | daily; everyday |
| fey | magical |
| gay | happy; cheery; or homosexual |
| douse | to drench; saturate |
| pliable | flexible; bendable |
| neologism | the creation of new words; or a new word |
| commendable | worthy of praise |
| profuse | abundant; lavish; prolific |
| abundant | a great number; myriad; plethora; profuse |
| radiant | bright; beaming |
| fecund | fertile; fruitful |
| forestall | to delay; impede |
| poach | to hunt or fish illegally |
| fetter | to restrain; chain; tie |
| figurative | symbolic |
| myriad | many; of great numbers; plethora; abundant |
| plethora | plenty; a great number; an abundance; myriad; abundant |
| sacrosanct | sacred; holy |
| fabricate | to invent; make up; concoct |
| facile | easy |
| fatuous | silly; foolish |
| perfunctory | showing little enthusiasm; done as duty |
| mandatory | required; not optional |
| flaccid | limp |
| flabbergasted | astounded; stupified |
| forage | to rummage; scavenge; graze for food |
| licentious | immoral; lewd |
| lewd | vulgar; offensive; rude; licentious |
| profane | indecent; blasphemous |
| fortuitous | lucky; occurring by chance; serendipitous |
| serendipity | the act of finding things not sought; luck; fortuitous |
| abrogate | to abolish; often by authority |
| algid | frigid; cold |
| brumal | wintry; relating to winter (not hiemal) |
| hiemal | wintry; relating to winter (not brumal) |
| impecunious | excessively poor |
| hapless | unlucky |
| hiatus | an interruption in continuity; a break |
| gregarious | sociable; outgoing |
| inquisitor | someone who asks questions or makes an inquiry |
| iniquity | a wicked act; a sin |
| goad | to urge; provoke |
| ingenious | marked by special intelligence |
| subsist | to live; exist |
| notoriety | infamy; known in bad regard |
| blandish | to coax through flattery |
| flattery | compliments; syncophancy |
| innocuous | harmless |
| neonate | a newborn baby |
| incessant | without interruption |
| narrate | to tell a story |
| flout | to scorn; ignore; show contempt for |
| pedagogue | a school teacher |
| buffet | to hit or strike |
| pervasive | inclined to spread throughout |
