| A | B |
|---|
| NUPTIAL | PERTAINING TO MARRIAGE |
| REVENUE | THE AMOUNT OF MONEY A PERSON EARNS; INCOME |
| VEXATION | ANNOYANCE; AGGRAVATION |
| FEIGNING | FICTITIOUS; PRETEND; FAKE |
| ABJURE | TO RENOUNCE; TO TAKE BACK |
| AUSTERITY | STRICTNESS IN MANNER; TOUGH |
| DOTE | TO EXPRESSIVE LOVE OR FONDNESS FOR |
| EDICT | A DECREE ISSUD BY A KING; A COMMANDMENT |
| LAMENTABLE | AWFUL; BAD; UPSETTING; MISERABLE |
| ENTREAT | TO PLEAD WITH; TO BEG |
| KNAVISH | DISHONEST |
| ODOROUS | HAVING AN ODOR OR SMELL |
| PROGENY | OFFSPRING |
| DISSENSION | DISAGREEMENT |
| WANTON | SHAMELESS |
| PROMONTORY | A ROCK STICKING OUT OF THE WATER |
| GRIFFIN | AN IMAGINARY CREATURE WITH A HEAD, WINGS, AND FORELEGS OF AN EAGLE AND THE BODY AND BUTT OF A LION |
| SENTINEL | WATCH GUARD, TO GUARD OR TO WATCH |
| LANGUISH | TO BECOME WEAK |
| DISSEMBLING | TO HIDE UNDER A FLASE APPEARENCE |
| REPENT | TO FEEL SORROW OR REGRET |
| LOATHING | EXTREME DISGUST |
| FLOUT | TO MOCK |
| ODIOUS | DISGUSTING; DESERVING HATRED |
| PURGE | TO MAKE PURE OR CLEAN; TO PURIFY; TO CLEASE |
| TRANSLATED | TRANSFORMED |
| CHIDE | TO SCOLD; TO REPROACH |
| DISPARAGE | TO BELITTLE; MOCK |
| RECOMPENSE | TO REWARD |
| VIXEN | ILL-TEMPERED OR QUARRELSOME WOMAN; FEMALE FOX |
| RECREANT | COWARD; DISLOYAL PERSON; DESERTER |
| PERILOUS | FULL OF DANDER OR RISK |
| PROLOGUE | SEPARATE INTRODUCTORY SECTIN OF A LITERARY WORK |
| ENTREAT | TO ASK SOMEONE EARNESTLY TO DO SOMETHING |
| ENAMORED | MARKED NY FOOLISH OR UNREASONABLE FOUNDATIONS |
| BESEECH | TO ASK SOMEONE URGENTLY TO DO SOMETHING |
| CONJURE | TO MAKE APPEAR UNEXPECTEDLY OR AS IF FROM NOWHERE |
| BEQUEATH | TO LEAVE TO A PERSON OR OTHER BENEFICIARIES |
| SOJOURN | A TEMPORARY STAY; TO SAY SOMEWHERE |
| DERISION | CONTEMPTUOUS RIDICULE OR MOCKERY |
| SPURN | TO RESPECT WITH DISDAIN |
