| A | B |
| uncompromising | inflexible; unyielding; not accepting of settling differences |
| vanity | great pride in oneself or one's appearance |
| propel | to drive or push forward |
| enduring | lasting |
| sheepishly | timidly, as if embarrassed by a fault |
| listless | showing a lack of energy; not interested in things |
| agilely | with quick, graceful motion |
| subside | to settle; to become less active |
| surge | a swelling, rolling, or sweeping forward |
| furtive | secret, sly |
| hinder | to hamper; to block or slow progress |
| fallible | able to make mistakes |
| rampage | a course of violent or reckless actions |
| temperate | keeping or held within limits; moderate |
| ornate | overly decorated |
| grimace | an expression of disgust on a person's face |