| A | B |
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| fungible | Moveable perishable goods of a sort that may be estimated by number or weight, such as grain, wine, etc |
| ineluctable | (adj.) inescapable |
| disabuse | (verb) usually followed by of: to rid (oneself, another person, etc) of a mistaken or misguided idea; set right |
| abeyance | usually preceded by in or into: a state of being suspended or put aside temporarily |
| exigency | (noun) 2.(often plural) an urgent demand; pressing requirement |
| gregarious | (adj.) Enjoying the company of others; (of animals) living together in herds or flocks |
| nefarious | (adj.) Evil; wicked; sinful. |
| obtrusive | adj. Tending to be pushed or to push oneself into undue prominence |
| acrid | (adj.) Unpleasantly pungent or sharp to the smell or taste. Sharp or caustic, esp in speech or nature |
| halcyon | (adj.) peaceful, gentle, and calm |
| urbane | (adj.) Characterized by elegance or sophistication |
| tenet | (noun) A belief, opinion, or dogma |
| diffident | (adj.) Lacking self-confidence; timid; shy |
| sinecure | (noun) A paid office or post involving minimal duties |
| munificent | (adj.) Very generous, bountiful |
| calumny | (noun) The malicious utterance of false charges or misrepresentation; slander; defamation |
| emolument | (noun) profit arising from work or employment, usually in the form of fees or wages |
| devolve | (verb) to cause to pass ((duties, powers, etc.)) to a successor or substitute |
| nebulous | (adj.) lacking definite form, shape, or content; vague |
| insidious | (adj.) stealthily treacherous or deceitful; intending to entrap or beguile |
