| A | B |
|---|
| perspective | the art of drawing to represent three dimensions |
| tawny | light brown or tan in color |
| sable | an animal resembling a weasel or a marten; the fur of this animal; or the color black |
| vermilion | bright red |
| kaleidoscope | a tube containing mirrors and bits of colored glass which produce varied patterns as the tube is rotated |
| arabesque | a decoration of flowing lines gracefully intertwined |
| edifice | a large building, such as a church, palace, or museum |
| pavilion | a large tent or a light, open building used for entertainment or exhibits |
| apse | an arched or domed recess in a building, especially a church |
| pilaster | a rectangular pillar attached to a wall |
| balustrade | a row of posts and the railing they support |
| jetty | a pier, or a structure built in water to protect a harbor or deflect a current |
| sluice | an artificial channel or passage for water |
| mortar | a building material made by mixing lime, plaster, or cement with sand and water |
| macadam | a paving material made up of small, broken stones |
| burnish | to polish, or make shiny by rubbing |
| anneal | to strengthen or temper by heating and then cooling; or to strengthen or toughen |
