| A | B |
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| amiss | faulty, imperfect, wrongly, awry, PROPERLY |
| brawl | a noisy quarrel or fight, to quarrel, scuffle |
| detest | to hate, dislike very much, despise, RELISH, LOVE |
| domestic | native to a country, not foreign, household servant, FOREIGN, ALIEN |
| flagrant | extremely bad, glaring, scandalous, gross, PETTY, PIDDLING |
| flaw | a slight fault, defect, imperfection, FAULTLESSNESS, PERFECTION |
| fledgling | an inexperienced person, beginner, novice, PRO, EXPERT, VETERAN |
| fluster | to make or become confused, agitated, nervous, disconcert, REASSURE, SOOTHE |
| foremost | chief, most important, primary, leading, HINDMOST, LAST |
| momemtum | the force or speed with which something moves, drive, thrust |
| notable | striking, remarkable, person who is well known, noteworthy, UNDISTINGUISHED, UNKNOWN |
| nurture | to bring up, care for, nourish, raise, NEGLECT, IGNORE |
| paradox | a self contradictory statement that proves to be true, riddle, enigma, absurdity |
| perjury | the act of swearing to a lie, false witness |
| presume | to take for granted, assume or suppose, surmise, trespass |
| prior | earlier, former, anterior, preceding, LATER, ENSUING, FOLLOWING |
| proficient | skilled, expert, capable in any field, competent, INEPT, UNSKILLED |
| salvo | a burst of gunfire or cannon shot, barrage, volley |
| vigilant | wide-awake, alert, watchful, attentive, SLEEPY, UNOBSERVED |
| wrath | intense anger, rage, ire, indignation, FAVOR, APPROVAL, PLEASURE |
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