| A | B |
|---|
| emanate | to flow out, issue, or proceed |
| impartial | not biased; fair; just |
| aesthetic | pertaining to the study of the mind and emotions |
| moiety | half; an indefinate portion; part; or share |
| epithalamic | a wedding song |
| parapet | defensive wall or elevation |
| dire | dreadful; terrible |
| fervent | showing great intensity of feeling; passionate; ardent |
| artisans | a person skilled in an art; craftsman |
| gallantries | courage, bravery; noble-minded behavior; action; speech |
| inscrutable | not easily understood; mysterious |
| usurer | a person who lends money and charges a high interest; money lender; loanshark |
| abject | utterly hopeless, miserable, contemptible, or despicable |
| radiant | joy, hope; shining brightly, emitting rays of light |
| exorbitant | exceeding the bounds of custom or reason; highly excessive |
| aghast | overwhelming shock or amazement; a sudden feeling of fright or horror |
| vexation | irritation, annoyance, nuisance |
| adulation | excessive devotion or flattery |
| askew | crooked or awry |
