| A | B |
|---|
| gregarious | adj. outgoing; sociable |
| exhilaration | n. high spirits; invigoration; excitement |
| patrimony | n. an inheritance from one's father or ancestors; any heritage or legacy |
| obsequious | adj. too ready to please, praise, or obey; servile; fawning |
| civility | n. politeness; courtesy; a polite action |
| germane | adj. pertinent; to the point; truly relevant |
| punctilious | adj. paying attention to the fine details of etiquette; meticulous; scrupulous; very exact |
| foible | n. a minor weakness or fault; a minor but persistent personal failing; a shortcoming |
| connoisseur | n. someone who is an expert in some field, especially in art or in matters of taste |
| precocious | adj. showing unusually early development; mature or advanced for one's age |
| effusion | n. a pouring forth; an unrestrained expression of feeling in talking or writing |
| querulous | adj. complaining; faultfinding; peevish |
| indulgent | adj. very lenient; not strict enough; making allowances |
| affront | n. an open, intentional insult; v. to insult poenly; to offend |
| propitious | adj. favorable; favorably inclined |
| munificent | adj. extremely generous; very liberal and lavish in giving |
| guffaw | n. a loud or coarse brust of laughter; a horselaugh; v. to laugh loudly or coarsely |
| capitulate | v. to surrender on certain terms; to give up; to stop resisting |
| incarcerate | v. to imprison; to confine |
| magnanimous | adj. noble in spirit; generous in forgiving; unselfish; rising above petty, mean concerns |
