| A | B |
| affection | liking or attachment for a person or thing |
| anticipate | to expect or foresee |
| coerce | to force without regard for one's feelings |
| copious | large in quantity or number |
| dismal | causing gloom or misery; dreary |
| dominant | outstanding or prominant |
| effect | a result or outcome |
| intent | state of mind with which something is done |
| jeopardize | to put into danger |
| laborious | involving much hard work |
| opinionated | holding unreasonably to one's own opinions |
| option | a choice or selection |
| outlandish | very odd, strange, or peculiar |
| pact | an agreement |
| prompt | to cause someone to do something |
| refute | to prove to be wrong |
| repast | food and drink, a meal |
| tactful | having a sense of what to do or say to maintain offending someone |
| vain | useless or unproductive |
| vivid | lively or colorful |