| A | B |
|---|
| audacity | n. boldness, daring |
| crevice | n. narrow opening resulting from a split or crack |
| cunning | adj. clever, sly |
| depute | v. delegate, to appoint |
| derision | n. use of ridicule or scorn to show contempt |
| dismember | v. to cut off from the limbs or parts of |
| dissemble | v. to hide under false appearances |
| fluent | adj. capable of moving with ease or grace |
| foresight | n. act of looking foreward, prudence |
| hypocritical | adj. characterized by pretending to be or believe what one is not |
| marrow | n. a soft connective tissue that occupies the cavities of most bones |
| profound | adj. having intellectual depth and insight |
| repose | n. rest |
| sagacity | n. wisdom, shrewd, of keen judgement |
| stifle | v. to kill by depriving of oxygen, to muffle, repress, smother |
| suppostion | n. hypothesis, assumption |
| trifle | n. something of little value or importance |
| vehement | adj. deeply felt |
| vex | v. annoy, to bring trouble, distress or agitation to |
| pulsation | n. a rhythmical throbbing or vibrating (as of an artery) |
