| A | B |
|---|
| REDOLENT | (adj.) Fragrant or having a pleasant odor |
| VACILLATE | (v.) To waver or be indecisive |
| IMPERTURBABLE | (adj.) Incapable of getting upset or emotionally level |
| ACCLAMATION | (n.) A loud shout or salute of welcome or approval |
| CHARY | (adj.) Very cautious or hesitant |
| VITUPERATIVE | (adj.) Harshly abusive or severely scorning |
| PEREGRINATION | (n.) The act of traveling from one place to another |
| BUCOLIC | (adj.) Characteristic of the country or shepherds |
| PALTRY | (adj.) Worthless or insignificant |
| PEDANTRY | (n.) A showy and inappropriate display of learning |
| REFULGENT | (adj.) Shining brightly |
| CALUMNIATE | (v.) To accuse falsely or to slander |
| PAROXYSM | (n.) Any sudden emotional outburst or spasm |
| UNREMITTING | (adj.) Never slackening or stopping |
| PROFANE | (v.) To treat with irreverence or contempt; (adj.) Nonreligious in subject matter, form, or use |
| INCREMENT | (n.) Something added or gained, an addition or increase; (v.) To increase by one |
| SHIBBOLETH | (n.) A word or expression that distinguishes one group from another |
| PROFFER | (v.) To offer or present for acceptance |
| COLLUSION | (n.) A secret agreement for a wrongful purpose |
| DILETTANTE | (n.) An admirer or dabbler in the the fine arts for amusement |
| MANDATE | (n.) A command or formal order; (v.) To issue a command or formal order |
| TYRO | (n.) A beginner with little previous skill |
