| A | B |
|---|
| austere | (adj)stern, severe, cold innapearance |
| mortify | (v) to destroy the vitality of |
| catholicity | (n)broad mindedness |
| emulously | (adv.)jealously |
| coquetry | (n)flirtatious act |
| juggernaut | (n)a massive force |
| apocryphal | (adj)of doubtful authenticity |
| pedant, pedantically | (n)one who unduly stresses minutia in learning |
| holograph | (n)hand written |
| Damon and Pythias | (n)mythological characters known for friendship |
| troglodytic | (adj)like a cave-dweller |
| pall | (n)dark coffin covering |
| slatternly | (adj)untidy and dirty through habitual neglect |
| sedulously, sedulous | (adj)diligent in application or pursuit |
| ken | (n)range of sight or knowledge |
| abject | (adj)low in condition or estimation |
| diaphanous | (adj)transparent or translucent |
| blasphemies | (v)speak impulsivly of |
| farrago | (n)confused collection or mixture |
| accoutrement | (n)equiptment or characteristic |
| ebullition | (n)a boiling or bubbling up |
| enigmas | (n)things hard to understand, puzzles or mysteries |
| moral turpitude | (n)inherent baseness(kind of behavior-crude)or evil |
| inveterately | (adj,adv)frimly established by experience;confermed in habit |
| effulgence | (n)radiance or brilliance |
| pecuniary | (adj)related to money;monatary |
| bravos | (n)hired assasins |
| efficacy | (n)affectiveness |
| throes | (n)pangs;struggles |
| circumscription | (n)the act or surrounding;limitation, restriction, boundry |
