| A | B |
|---|
| pursue | to engage in, pursue, or follow-up |
| mar | (1) to ruin or diminish the perfection or wholeness of (2) to inflict serious bodily harm |
| aviation | the operation of aircraft |
| sexist | to cause harm or to have prejudice due to one's sex/gender |
| assumption | the act of taking for granted, the belief that something is true |
| inferior | of little or less importance, of lower degree or rank |
| superior | higher in station, rank, or degree |
| prevailing | to be widespread, existing everywhere, dominant |
| prejudice | an unfavorable opinion formed beforehand without any knowledge (pre-judge) |
| aeronaut | a pilot of a balloon or other lighter-than-air aircraft |
| distinction | the recognizing or noting of differences; discrimination |
| inundate | to overwhelm with great amount of something |
| quip | a clever or witty remark or comment; a cutting or sarcastic joking remark |
| suffrage | the right to vote; a vote given in favor of a measure |
| significant | important & deserving of attention; of consequence; a relatively large in amount |
| feat | a noteworthy achievement, an extraordinary accomplishment – usually displaying boldness |
| limitation | inability, lacking capacity, a restriction |
| manicurist | a person who works on hands or fingernails |
| racial | relating to race, as in ethnic origin |
| restrict | to limit |
| exhibition | an organized presentation or show |
| maneuver | a planned or regulated movement |
| govern | to rule over by right of authority |
| exist | to have actual being; to live or be |
| precaution | an action taken to avoid possible danger |
| plunge | to fall as if cast headlong |
