| A | B |
|---|
| miniscule | very small |
| exquisite | of rare and highest excellence |
| transection | the act or process of cutting across; a cross section |
| incorrigible | bad beyond punishment; impervious to punishment |
| refraction | bending of a ray as it passes at an angle from one medium to another |
| requisition | an authoritative or formal request for something to be supplied |
| commodious | having plenty of roon; spacious, roomy |
| progeny | something produced as the result of something else |
| revenue | a source of income |
| compassionate | showing pity for the distress of another, usually including a desire to help |
| acidulous | harsh, caustic |
| canticle | a short song |
| approbation | approval, praise, commendation |
| diminution | a lessening, reduction, or decrease |
| jugular | of or pertaining to the neck or throat |
| adjourn | to postpone (suspend, put off) until a later time |
| courette | a small, scoop-shaped surgical instrument for scraping and removing tissue |
| incompatible | not capable of being used together |
| dissect | to cut apart so as to examine the structure, parts, etc. |
| infrangible | not able to be interrupted or broken |
