| A | B |
|---|
| caliber | Quality or degree of excellence |
| commensurate | Corresponding,proportinate,or equal in measure or extent |
| congruent | Agreeing, harmonious, or coming together |
| correlate | To make an orderly connection,or to show a mutual relationship between different items |
| incidence | Rate,range, or amount of occurrence or influence |
| twain | Two, a poetic word for two, is often preceded by in |
| avoirdupois | A system of weights based upon a pound of sixteen ounces |
| tare | The weight of an empty container or vehicle; or an allowance made for the weight of a container |
| sector | A section or division of an area |
| scope | Range or extent of understanding or of any activity |
| latitude | The angular distance north or south of the equator on the earth's surface |
| longitude | The angular distance east or west on the earth's surface |
| microcosm | A little world or miniature universe; or a representation on a small scale |
