| A | B |
|---|
| hyperbole | an intentional statement of exhageration |
| hypercritical | excessively critical |
| hypertension | extreme tension |
| hyperthermia | lay one item atop another |
| superimpose | extreme temperature |
| superelative | of the highest order; best; greatest |
| supernatural | beyond the laws of nature |
| supervise | oversee |
| surcharge | additional charge or tax |
| surplus | more than what is needed |
| autobiography | account of one's own life |
| calligraphy | beautiful, fanciful writing |
| epigram | short witty poem or saying |
| geography | science dealing with the Earth's surface and features |
| graphic | providing a clear, vivid picture drawn or written |
| monograph | book or article about a single subject |
| conscript | to force into labor or service in the government |
| inscription | something written or engraved on a solid surface |
| prescription | an order to direction; a doctor's instructions |
| transcript | a written or typewritten copy |
| hospitable | treating people with kindness, generosity, and attention |
| intangible | not able to be touched or measured; not definite or concrete |
| laughable | causing laughter and amusement |
| portable | able to be moved to another location |
| tenable | able to be held, maintained, or defended |
| edible | able to be eaten |
| docile | easy to manage; gentle; easy to teach or discipline |
| civil | polite and respectful; acting with courtesy and civility |
| futile | useless; ineffective |
| volatile | changeable; easy to explode |
