| A | B |
| agitator | part of a washing machine that stirs or shakes the clothes during the washing cycle |
| coddling | to indulge;to baby |
| indistinguishable | confused;cannot be distinguished;made out |
| pertinent | fitting or appropriat;relevant |
| jurisdiction | legal authority;extentof power;district over which any authority extends |
| persuasive | having the power to persuade; influencing the will or passions |
| ridicule | to treat or address with ridicule;laugh at |
| infirmary | a hospital for the sick,injured ,or infirm |
| chevron | the badgeon the coat sleeve of a non-commissionedofficer which indicates his rank |
| conventional | based on accepted modelsor customs |
| resilency | act of springing back |
| fanatical | in the manner of one who is wildly extravagant,especially on religios subjects |
| arrogant | overly convinced of one's own importance |
| sedan | an enclosed car seating from four to seven |
| exultation | joy over a victory; high spirits |
| inconspicuously | not easily seen; so small as to escape notice. |
| Gothic | pertaining to the Goths; a specific type of printing |
| interrogation | the act of questioning; inquiry |
| crustacean | acquatic arthropod - shellfish |
| hypocrisy | an attempt to be what one is not |
| agony | extreme pain; anguish |