| A | B |
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| PRIMORDIAL | (adj.) Primary or fundamental; original |
| PROPINQUITY | (n.) Proximity, nearness; kinship |
| CREDENCE | (n.) Belief |
| NEFARIOUS | (adj.) Wicked in the extreme |
| INTRACTABLE | (adj.) Difficult to alleviate, remedy, or cure |
| VERBIAGE | (n.) Use of many words without necessity |
| UNWONTED | (adj.) Out of the ordinary; unusual |
| VISCOUS | (adj.) Having relatively high resistance to flow; sticky like syrup |
| DECRY | (v.) To condemn or denounce openly |
| EXHUME | (v.) To dig out of the earth (what has been buried) |
| EULOGY | (n.) A spoken or written laudation of a person's life or character |
| MURKY | (adj.) Lacking clarity or distinctness; cloudy or obscure |
| VERDANT | (adj.) Inexperienced and immature |
| EVINCE | (v.) To show in a clear manner |
| DISTRAUGHT | (adj.) Bewildered |
| DEROGATORY | (adj.) Expressive of low opinion |
| FECKLESS | (adj.) Lacking purpose or vitality; feeble or ineffective |
| DISSEMBLE | (v.) To hide by pretending something different |
| UTOPIAN | (adj.) Excellent or ideal but impracticable; visionary |
| CAVORT | (v.) To have lively or boisterous fun; romp |
| ARTICULATE | (v.) To pronounce clearly and distinctly; (adj.) Expressing oneself easily in clear and effective language |
| PIQUANT | (adj.) Charming, interesting, or attractive; also spicy |
