| A | B |
|---|
| dismiss | to put out of the mind; to stop considering; to reject an idea |
| distinguish | to perceive clearly; to recognize as different or distinct |
| extraordinary | not common or regular; exceptional; remarkable |
| gesture | a movement of the body or limbs to express or emphasize an idea or emotion |
| idle | without worth, importance, or basis; Not in use; shiftless or lazy |
| intonation | the pattern of high and low pitches of a voice during speech |
| sane | having or coming from a sound mind; rational |
| sensitive | open to impressions from the senses or from anything external |
| shred | a small amount; a long, narrow strip cut or torn off; a particle |
| shrivel | to become wrinkled; to shrink |
| clump | a group of things clustered together; a dense mass |
| convenient | suited to one's personal ease or comfort; accommodating |
| frolic | to have fun; to make merry; to play |
| gnaw | to wear away or break off by persistent biting |
| grimace | to twist the face into an unusual expression, usually indicating pain or disgust |
| imitation | the act or result of copying another as closely as possible |
| impertinent | ignoring the rules of courtesy; impudent; rude |
| moderation | avoidance of excess or extremes; temperance; self-control |
| pierce | to make a hole in, especially with a sharp, pointed instrument |
| stratagem | a plan or scheme to deceive; a trick |
