| A | B |
|---|
| ambigious | having a double meanin:obscure;unclear |
| banal | meaningless from overuse; trivial |
| chicanery | trickery; use of clever talk oraction to decive |
| concur | to agreein opinion; to concide |
| daunt | to dishearten or intimidate |
| disparage | to treat or speak of with disrespect; belittle |
| emulate | to try to equal or surpass; to imitate |
| frugal | thrifty; economical; avoiding waste |
| harbinger | one that indicates or forshadows that which is comming |
| implicit | implied; understood but not expressed |
| infiltrate | to enter secretly to gain influence or control |
| interminable | seeming to last forever; unceasing |
| laudatory | expressing praise |
| mediocre | ordinary; average; neither good or bad |
| mundane | commonplace; everyday; earthly |
| ostentatious | showing off of wealth or knowledge; pretentious |
| placid | peaceful; calm; tranquil |
| prolific | frutiful; fertile; highly productive |
| recalcitrant | stubborn and disobediant; hard to handle |
| retract | to draw back; to withdraw or take back |
| squander | to use or spend wisely |
| temerity | foolishness; recklessness; rash boldness |
| tirade | a long angry, scolding speech |
| tirade | a long, angry, scolding speech |
| vicarious | flet as if one were actually tking part in another's experiences |
| zealot | a fanatic; one who shows intense devotion to a cause |
