| A | B |
|---|
| synonymous | adj.-having nearly the same meaning |
| covey | n.- a small flock |
| diminutive | adj.- to make small |
| auspicious | adj.- favorable |
| asinine | adj.- stupid/silly |
| prowess | n.- great or exceptional skill |
| meditative | adj.-w/thought;purpose |
| accost | v.- approach and speak to especially aggressively |
| guileless | adj.- naive, innocent |
| vehemently | adv.- showing strong, violent feeling |
| philippic | n.- tyrade (angry speech) |
| brethren | n.- brotherhood |
| prerogative | n.- an exclusive or special right, power, or privilege |
| fortitude | n.- strength of mind that enables a person to meet danger. |
| stifle | v.- to supress or hide |
| akimbo | adj.- arms bent |
| earnest | adj.- seriously intent and sober |
| evoke | v.- to call forth or up |
| candid | adj.- frank or straight forward |
| perpetrated | v.- to feel guilty of or commit |
| relent | v.- to become less stern, severe, or harsh |
| cynical | adj.- sarcastic or sneering |
| furtive | adj.- sneaky |
