| A | B |
| evolutions | a gradual process in which something changes into a different and usually more complex form |
| queue | a line of waiting people or vehicles |
| disconsolately | hopelessly sad; extremely dejected |
| punctilious | precise observance of formalities |
| embarkation | to board a vessel(boat); to set out |
| inebriated | a drunk person |
| huzzaed | used to express joy or triumph |
| lenient | not harsh or strict; merciful or indulgent |
| animosity | bitter hostility |
| laggard | one that lags; straggler |
| glibly | marked by verbal ease and fluency that often suggest insincerity |
| pied | patchy in color |
| sundry | various; miscellaneous |
| jubilation | act of rejoicing |
| insurrection | an instance of open revolt against civil authority or a constituted government |
| heretic | a person who holds unorthodox opinions |
| diffidently | timid; lacking self-confidence |
| tentatively | uncertain; hesitant |
| maliciously | a desire to harm others or to see others suffer; spite |
| pompous | self-important; pretentious |
| breastwork | a temporary, quickly constructed fortification |
| invincible | unconquerable |
| epaulets | a shoulder ornament |
| surfeited | an excessive amount |