| A | B |
| cartographer | Person whose job it is to make maps |
| dejected | in low spirits, sad |
| genuine | real; honest; sincere |
| glum | in low spirits; sad or gloomy |
| guarantee | a promise that something will work properly; a promise that some dury or responsibility will be met |
| impractical | not useful or wise to do |
| phonograph | a machine that reproduces sound that has been recorded; a record player |
| precautionary | alert; careful |
| refund | to return or pay back |
| regulation | a law or rule that controls or directs people's actions |
| wistful | yearning or showing wishful sadness |
| conciliatory | calm & appeasing; tending to placate or reconcile |
| drowsy | nearly asleep; very sleepy |
| effusive | expressing emotions at length or intensity |
| indignant | feeling or showing anger about something considered to be unfair |
| loaf | a block of something; to be idle or lazy |
| loiter | to stand around idly |
| monotonous | not interesting because of having to do the same thing over and over |
| ordinance | a regulation or law, normally issued by a city or town |
| sanity | a healthy state of mind |
| shudder | to tremble; a sudden strong trembling |
| strenuous | needing great effort or exertion |
| unethical | not following standards of right and wrong that are held by an individual or group |
| violator | a person who breaks or fails to follow a rule or formal agreement |