| A | B |
|---|
| affectionate | adjective acting in a very loving way |
| appeal | noun,verb A call for help or sympathy. |
| apprehensive | adjective fearful of what may be coming. |
| aptitude | noun capacity for learning; natural ability |
| awkward | adjective clumsy; unsure of yourself, not at ease socially |
| bewildered | adjective,verb confused; filled with uncertainty. |
| chastise | verb To criticize severely; to punish. |
| committee | noun a group of people selected to do a certain thing |
| distraught | adjective very much agitated or upset as a result of emotion or mental conflict |
| enhance | verb To make greater or better. |
| hoard | noun,verb To collect and store things. |
| insensitive | adjective Not aware of feelings or attitudes of others. |
| jeering | Making fun of; laughing at; mocking; ridiculing. |
| nondescript | noun,adjective no certain kind; not easity described. |
| nuisance | noun Someone or something that annoys you and causes problems for you. |
| observation | noun 1. The attentive watching of something and possibly recording a measurement. 2. the use of your senses to notice your environment 3. A careful gathering of facts. |
| regulated | To be under control of law or a legal authority. |
| sufficient | adjective as much as needed; enough |
