| A | B |
| adorable | delightful; lovable; charming |
| amazement | great surprise; astonishment |
| advanced | moved forward |
| amusement | entertainment; diversion |
| damaged | harmed, hurt, or injured |
| excitement | the condition of being excited, stirred up, or stimulated |
| entirely | having no part missing or excepted; whole;complete |
| excluding | leaving out; omitting; rejecting |
| forgiving | excusing for a fault , injury, or offense; pardoning |
| freezing | changing from a liquid to a solid by loss of heat |
| forceful | full of force; strong; powerful |
| graceful | showing grace of movement or form |
| gentleness | the quality of being considerate or kindly in manner |
| lately | not long ago; recently |
| mileage | length or distance as measured or expressed in miles |
| changeable | likely to change; variable |
| priceless | having great worth; invaluable |
| sparkling | to give off or reflect flashes of light; glitter |
| sincerely | without false appearance or nature; honestly; truthfully |
| scarcely | almost not at all; barely; hardly |
| settlement | the act of process of establishing |
| reserved | kept back or set aside |
| unlikely | not likely; improbable |
| usable | capable of being used |
| wireless | having no wire or wires |