| A | B |
| agony | extreme pain |
| anguish | great suffering or pain |
| tepid | slightly warm |
| angular | not rounded or smooth |
| angelic | characteristic of an angel |
| computation | a calculation |
| genius | an extremely intelligent person |
| prodigy | a child of unusually high talent |
| geology | the study of the physical history of the earth |
| archeology | the study of prehistoric or historic peoples aby looking at their relics or remains |
| reproduce | duplicat |
| poach | to smuggle or to hunt illegally |
| blame | to accuse or condemn |
| reproach | to blame or denounce |
| hypnotizing | inducing a trance; mesmerizing |
| brooding | sober or serious |
| sauciness | liveliness or boldness |
| soreness | irritation or tenderness |
| inspired | animated or encouraged |
| conspired | plotted; planned together secretly; schemed |
| rebuke | to chide or to criticize |
| debut | first performance or presentation |
| debonair | jaunty or elegant |
| devastated | destroyed; or completely upset |
| vast | wide or expansive |
| stately | grand |
| fiasco | disaster; catastrophe; complete failure |
| assume | believe; to be convinced |
| assure | to pledge or affirm |