| A | B |
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| Elite (adj) | Superior to others; most distinguished member of a group |
| Imperious (adj) | Domineering; overbearing; dictatorial |
| Lofty (adj) | proud; haughty; scornful; aloof; superior; towering |
| Ostracize (verb) | exclude or keep out; shun; snub |
| Swagger (verb) | behave in a very proud manner; boast; strut |
| Bigot (noun) | one who is prejudiced or a biased person |
| Embezzler (noun) | one who steals funds |
| Hypocrite (noun) | an insincere or two-faced person; a phony; fraud |
| Manipulator (noun) | one who uses trickery; one who intends to deceive |
| Meddler (noun) | one who interferes without right; one who pries |
| Perjurer (noun) | one who swears to a lie |
| Slanderer (noun) | one who discredits another by making false statements |
| Curt (adj) | abrupt; blunt; so brief as to seem rude |
| Gloat (verb) | feel or show happiness or satisfaction in a mean way; revel in |
| Impudent (adj) | rash; rude; disrespectful; brazen; impertinent |
| Repulsive (adj) | Disgusting; offensive; nasty; detestable; odious |
| Sneer (verb) | scorn; mock; disdain; belittle |
| uncouth (Adj.) | crude; not well-mannered; awkward; boorish; unrefined |
| unscupulous (Adj.) | without moral principles; devious; unprincipled |
| unseemly (Adj.) | not proper or decent; unsuitable; undignified; offensive; vulgar |
| Blameworthy (Adj.) | deserving blame; being at fault; culpable |
| insubordinate (Adj.) | not obeying authority; defiant; intractbale; recalcitrant |
| obstinate (Adj.) | stubborn; inflexible; inflexable; headstrong; unmanageable |
| rebellious (Adj.) | resistant; defiant; contrary; uncontrollable |
| unruly (Adj.) | disobediant; obstreperous; willful; havimg lack of self-control |
