| A | B |
|---|
| buoyancy | The tendency of a body to float or to rise when submerged in a fluid |
| benign | A gentle disposition or showing kindness and gentleness |
| jaunty | Sprightly in manner or appearance |
| writhing | To twist into coils or folds; to twist so as to distort |
| rigid | Appearing stiff and unyielding;inflexibly set in opinion |
| obstruction | The condition of being clogged or blocked; something that obstructs |
| admonition | A gentle or friendly reproof; counsel or warning against fault or oversight |
| crescendo | A gradual increase; the peak of gradual increase |
| excruciating | Causing great pain or anguish |
| unamimous | Being of one mind;having the agreement and consent of all |
| scrupulously | Having moral integrity; acting in strict regard for what is considered right or proper |
| apprehensive | Capable of apprehending of quick to do so; viewing the future with anxiety or alarm |
| meticulous | Marked by extreme or excessive care in consideration or treatment of details |
| carnage | The flesh of slain animals or men; great and bloody slaughter (as in battle) |
| immobilized | To make immobile; to prevent freedom of movement or effective use |
| obselete | No longer in use or no longer useful; of a kind or style no longer current |
| taut | Having no give or slack; tightly drawn |
| lethargy | Abnormal drowsiness; the quality or state of being lazy, sluggish, or indifferent |
