| A | B |
|---|
| spectator | one who watches; an onlooker |
| expectation | The prospect of good to come; anticipation |
| suspect | to regard with suspicion and mistrust |
| respect | to esteem or regard with deference; literaaly to look again |
| circumspect | looking around, watchful, prudent |
| uniform | one form or style of clothing such as is worn by nurses |
| noncomformist | one who does not conform |
| reform | to form or make anew; to reclaim |
| transform | to change into another substance; change of form |
| deformity | disfigurement, spoiling the shape |
| import | goods brought into a country from another country to be sold |
| porter | one who carries burdens for hire |
| transport | to remove from one place to another |
| report | to give an account of |
| portfolio | a case for carrying loose papers |
| attractive | (adj) haveing the power to attract; alluring inviting |
| tractor | a powerful motor vehicle for pulling farm machinery, heavy loads, etc. |
| traction | The power to grip or hold to a surface while moving without slipping |
| contract | an agreement; literally to draw together |
| subtract | to take apart from the rest; to deduct |
| dictionary | a book containing the words of a language explained |
| contradict | a speaking against; a denial |
| benediction | a blessing often at the end of a worship service |
| edict | an order proclaimed by an authority |
| indict | to charge with a crime |
