| A | B |
| aptitude | natural, untrained ability |
| chastise | scold or criticize, punish |
| cloud | confuse, muddle, or disorder |
| drone | speaking in monotone, or making a low hum |
| fidget | move restlessly or impatiently |
| gravitate | move toward or be attracted to |
| hoard | store secretly |
| bewilderment | confusion |
| chortle | chuckle gleefully |
| disposed | settled a matter, got rid of, discarded |
| enhance | made better, intensify, or improve |
| fret | to worry or be anxious about something |
| hasten | to move quickly or speed up |
| invariabley | always, or without fail |
| leisurely | unhurriedly, not in a rush |
| nondescript | very ordinary and normal |
| petulant | irritably, in a babyish manner |
| remorse | regret for wrongdoing |
| reluctant | unwilling and with hesitation |
| tunic | dress-like garb, hip to ankle in length |