| A | B |
|---|
| foible | a minor weakness or failing of a character |
| foible | the weaker section of a sword blade from the middle to the tip |
| swagger | to strut or conduct oneself with an arrogant strut |
| swagger | to brag or to boast |
| indolent | lazy |
| premonition | forewarning |
| wallow | to roll about indolently or clumsily in or as if in water, snow or mud |
| wallow | to be plentifully supplied |
| malicious | deliberately harmful or spiteful |
| refuge | protection or shelter |
| refuge | a source of help, relief or comfort in times of trouble |
| suppress | to put an end to forcibly |
| suppress | to keep from being revealed |
| gallant | smartly or boldly stylish |
| gallant | unflinching in battle or action, valiant |
| gallant | nobly or selflessly resolute |
| respite | a short period of rest or relief |
| glower | to stare at angrily or sullenly |
| unbridled | uncontrolled |
| unbridled | not wearing or being fitted for a bridle |
| revel | to take great pleasure or delight |
| revel | to make merry |
| ebb | ebb tide |
| ebb | a period of decline or diminution |
| ebb | to fall away or back |
| friable | readily crumbled |
| bluster | to blow in loud violent gusts of wind |
| bluster | to brag or make loud empty threats, arrogant |
| bluster | to force or bully with swaggering threats |
| snivel | sniffle or run at the nose |
| snivel | to complain or whine tearfully |
| languid | lacking energy or vitality, weak |
| languid | showing little or no spirit or animation, listless |
| languid | lacking vigor or force, slow |
| outcry | a loud cry or clamor, a strong protest |
| quell | to put down forcibly, suppress |
| quell | to pacify, quiet |
| sullen | showing a brooding ill humor, or silent resentment, sulky |
| sullen | gloomy or somber in tone, color or portent |
| sullen | sluggish or slow |
| catastrophe | A great offen sudden calamity or a fiasco |
| blanch | to take the color from or to bleach |
| blanch | to whiten |
| indefatigable | being fagitued or tireless |
| recede | to move back or away from limit point or mark |
| recede | to withdraw or retreat |
