| A | B |
| ACADEMIC | relating to a liberal or general education |
| AFFLICTION | cause of suffering;misfortune |
| ALTITUDE | height something is above the ground or sea level |
| APOLOGETICALLY | in a regretful way |
| ASCENTS | the act of moving or going up |
| AWESOME | causing wonder or fear |
| BAZAARS | a marketplace or street lined with shops or stalls |
| BELLIGERENTLY | with eagerness to fight |
| BLEMISH | something that spoils perfection;stain |
| BOUQUETS | a bunch of flowers |
| BRIBE | money or gifts given to make a person do something wrong |
| CAMPUS | grounds & buildings of a school, college, university |
| COFFINS | boxes in which the body of a dead person is buried |
| COMPENSATE | to make up for; to balance out;pay |
| COMPRESSED | pressed or squeezed together into less space |
| CONSIDERATION | thoughtfulness for other people and their feelings |
| CONSUMPTION | the using up of something |
| COUNSELOR | a person who gives advice;lawyer |
| DEFTLY | skillfully;nimbly |
| DESOLATE | without people;deserted;destroyed;ruined |
| ADJUSTMENT | act of making a change to correct or improve something |
| ALTERNATE | every other;to take turns |
| ANNOYANCE | the condition of being bothered or disturbed |
| ARCS | a curved line or shape |
| ASPHALT | a brown/black substance found in the ground or obtained when petroleum is refined |
| BANISTER | a railing along a staircase & the posts that support it |
| BECKONED | to make a sign or signal by moving the hand or head |
| BETRAYAL | the act of being unfaithful |
| BOULEVARD | a wide city street |
| BOW | front end of a boat;a weapon for shooting arrows;to bend forward |
| BURRS | prickly coverings of the fruit of some plants |
| CANOPY | an overhanging shelter or covering |
| COMPASSION | sympathy for someone else's suffering or misfortune |
| COMPETITION | the act of trying to win or gain something from others |
| CONSCIENCE | understanding of right and wrong |
| CONSULTATION | a meeting to seek advice about something |
| CONVENTION | a formal meeting for some special purpose;the generally accepted way of acting or doing something |
| CULTIVATE | prepare and use land for growing crops |
| DELIRIOUS | temporarily out of one's mind |
| DEVISED | thought out;invented;planned |