| A | B |
|---|
| Assuage | To provide relief |
| Apothecary | Pharmacist |
| Piety | Strong belief in god and religion |
| Chattel | An item of personal property |
| Taciturn | Habitually untalkative |
| Unsullied | Unspoiled, especially something that is pure and honorable |
| Malevolent | Having a desire to harm others; evil |
| Flivver | A small, cheap, and usually old car |
| Nebulous | Not clear, distinct, or definite |
| Foray | A sudden attack by a military force; an attempt at something new |
| Entailment | The limiting of future ownership of bequeathed real estate to particular descendents |
| Vexation | Being provoked to irritability or anxiety |
| Onslaught | A powerful attack that overwhelms something |
| Erratic | Not predictable or consistent |
| Iniquity | Great injustice or extreme immorality |
| Diminutive | Very small |
| Auspicious | Marked by lucky signs or good omens |
| Camellia | A shrub with glossy evergreen leaves and rose-shaped flowers |
| Scuppernong | A variety of the muscadine grape that has sweet yellow-green fruit |
| Arbitrate | To act as a judge in an argument between others |
| Benign | Having a kind and gentle disposition |
| Magisterial | Showing great authority and dignity |
| Asinine | Utterly stupid or silly |
| Edification | Instruction, especially about morals or spirituality |
| Quibble | To argue over unimportant things |
| Unfathomable | Too deep to be measured |
| Libel | A false and malicious published statement that damages somebody’s reputation |
| Quell | To bring something to an end, usually by means of force |
| Evasive | Avoidance or something unpleasant |
| Feeble | Lacking physical or mental strength |
| Inconspicuous | Not easily seen or noticed |
| Vehemently | Expressed with intensity |
| Mausoleum | A large tomb, especially one that is ornately decorated or made from expensive stone |
| Reconnaissance | The exploration or examination or an area, especially to gather information about the strength and position of enemy forces |
| Viscous | Thick and sticky |
| Propensity | A tendency to show particular behavior |
| Cantankerous | Easily angered and difficult to get along with |
| Austere | Stern or imposing |
| Prerogative | An exclusive privilige or right |
| Obliquely | In a way that is NOT direct |
| Pensive | Thinking deeply about something |
| Venerable | Worthy of respect |
| Succinct | Expressed with shortness and clarity |
| Acquiescence | Passive agreement with something |
| Akimbo | With the hands on the hips and the elbows turned outward |
| Subpoena | A written legal order summoning a witness or requiring evidence to be submitted to a court |
| Elucidate | To explain or clarify |
| Acrimonious | Full of anger and resentment |
| Ambidextrous | Able to use either the right hand or the left hand with equal skill |
| Lavation | Washing or cleansing |
| Mollify | To calm or soothe someone who is angry or upset |
| Chiffarobe | A tall piece of furniture with drawers and hanging space for clothes |
| Feral | Wild; describing animals that live in the wild after having been domestic |
| Spurious | Different from what something claims to be |
| Indignant | Angry or annoyed at the unfairness of something |
