| A | B |
|---|
| explicit | definite |
| lair | the home of a wild animal |
| ravenous | very hungry |
| impart | to give or to make unknown |
| divine | to guess |
| disconsolate | unable to be comforted: dejected |
| larceny | theft |
| consternation | amazement; bewilderment |
| garret | the attic |
| interpose | to introduce an interrupting remark in a conversation; to come between as a settling force |
| pall | anything dark and gloomy that covers or wraps around something |
| rimy | frosty |
| desolation | misery; loliness |
| imprecation | a curse |
| prdigious | enormous |
| vicarious | experienced through imagined sharing in another's activities |
| compassionate | sympathetic |
| profound | complete; deep |
| declamation | a speech deliverev in a dramatic manner |
| comminserate | to sympathize with |
| indigration | anger |
| abhorrence | hated disgust |
| appall | to horrify; shock |
| omnipotent | all powerful |
| imperious | domineering arrogant |
| meditative | in deep thoughtfulness; pensive |
| apprehension | anxiety; fear |
| asunder | apart |
| execrate | to curse; denounce |
| grovel | to cringe |
| interpostion | to come between as a settling force |
| parley | a discussion held to settle a dispute |
| render | to express in one's own way |
| oracle | something or someone believed to be a source of wisdom |
| expend | to use up |
| epistle | a letter or message |
| erdition | extensive knowledge obtained through reading and studying |
| conciliatory | soothing; friendly |
| ablution | a washing of the body or part of it |
| speculation | a theory or conclusion based on guesswork |
| discomfit | to make unesy; embarrass |
| dependent | hanging down |
| aversion | an extreme dislike |
| contemptously | scornful |
| ignaminious | disgracful |
| testy | touchy |
