| A | B |
|---|
| Dexterous (adj) | Skillful in use of hands; nimble; resourceful |
| Fervent (adj) | Very earnest; intense; eager; enthusiastic |
| Flourish (verb) | Thrive; prosper; succeed; wave about in the air |
| Painstaking (adj) | Careful; thorough; conscientious |
| Precise (adj) | exact; specific; accurat; careful; unbending |
| Prevail (verb) | Succeed in convincing; triumph over; overcome |
| Stamina (noun) | vigor; endurance; energy; perseverance; continued energy |
| Versatile (adj) | having many different skills; talented; having many uses |
| Vigorous (adj) | Energetic; active; vibrant; powerful; aggressive |
| Feint (noun) | Deliberately deceptive movement; a pretense; trick or bluff |
| Intricate (adj) | complex; full of detail; difficult to understand |
| Lithe (adj) | limber; supple; flexible; pliant; bending easily |
| Manuever (noun) | Clever or skillful move, tactic, military movement |
| Nimble (adj) | Agile; able to move quickly and easily; quickness of thinking |
| Ruse (noun) | An action designed to confuse or mislead; a scheme; a hoax |
| Blunder (verb) | Make a mistake through carelessness; stumble; slip up |
| Botch (verb) | Bungle; make a mess of, spoi |
| Forfeit (verb) | Lose; squander; waste |
| Frenzied (adj) | very excited or upset; frantic; hysterical |
| Haphazard (adj) | Disorganized; unorganized; careless; unplanned |
| Inept (adj) | Incompetent; unqualified; inapporpriate |
| Sluggish (adj) | Having little energy or activity; lethargic; listless |
| Trifle (verb) | Treat lightly; toy; dawdle; waste time. |
| Ungainly (adj) | Moving in an awkward or clumsy way |
| Waiver (verb) | Be doubtful; hesitate; find it hard to decide; sway; flutter |
