| A | B |
|---|
| Flout | To treat with scorn or contempt; defy insultingly |
| Intuition | The ability to know something without the conscious use of reasoning |
| Implement | To carry out; put into practice |
| Obtrusive | Undesirably noticeable |
| Discreet | Wise in keeping silent about secrets and other information of a delicate nature; prudent; tactful |
| Impromptu | Performed or spoken without practice or preparation |
| Heinous | Extremely evil; outrageous |
| Inference | A conclusion drawn from evidence; an assumption |
| Complement | To add (to something or someone) what is lacking or needed; round out; bring to perfection |
| Fastidious | Extremely attentive to details; fussy |
