| A | B |
|---|
| pseudonym | a fictitious name, especially a pen name |
| dormitory | sleeping accommodations at a school, camp, or resort |
| cartography | the art of making maps or charts |
| gamut | the entire range or scale, such as emotions |
| preferential | giving advantage or preference |
| euphoria | a feeling of well being or elation |
| herbicide | an agent used to destroy or inhibit plant growth |
| vagabond | moving from place to place without a fixed home; a wanderer |
| euphonious | pleasing to the ear |
| incursion | a hostile entrance into a territory |
| credible | offering reasonable grounds for being believed |
| monologue | a dramatic sketch performed by one actor or comedian |
| saunter | to walk about in an idle or leisurely mannter; stroll |
| accentuate | to emphasize; to intensify |
| redundant | exceeding what is necessary or normal |
| maritime | of or pertaining to the sea |
| vigilant | on the alert; watchful |
| anomaly | any occurance or object that is strange, unusual, or unique |
| quell | to suppress or beat down; subdue |
| epidemic | a rapid spread, growth, or development |
| conjecture | a statement, opinion, or conclusion based on guesswork |
| subsidy | financial assistance given by one person or government to another |
| mundane | concerned with commonplaces; ordinary |
| frugal | costing little; inexpensive |
| haughty | having or showing arrogance |
| bickering | arguing |
| dissipate | to scatter or disperse; to make disappear |
| miffed | upset; irritated |
| animosity | hostility; ill will; antagonism |
| benign | kind; gentle |
