| A | B |
|---|
| virulent | full of malignant or evil intent; noted for fast, powerful, often fatal progress |
| whimsical | based on a whim or fancy; capricious |
| voluminous | extremely large in volume or size; also, numerous (as in "voluminous notes") |
| ubiquitous | seemingly everywhere; widespread |
| turbulent | marked by roiling, turmoil, and unrest; seething, agitated |
| haphazard | unplanned; happening by chance, at random; aimless |
| animosity | hatred, antagonism, ill will, enmity |
| equanimity | coolness or evenness of disposition; balance |
| precocious | showing very early mental development |
| vindictive | eager for revenge; spiteful |
| unimpeachable | blameless, irreproachable; not open to accusation |
| viable | capable of living; able to work or develop acceptably or even well |
| convivial | friendly and lively of spirit, party-loving |
| voracious | insatiably hungry for something; ravenous |
| homogeneous | being the same or alike throughout |
| incongruous | seeming out of place or unsuited |
