| A | B |
|---|
| cynic | (n) unbeliever, sarcastic, pestimistic person. |
| mollify | (v) To soften, ease |
| Vernacular | (adj) Native language of a particular place. |
| Placate | (v) To soothe aphease |
| Condescension | (n) Arrogance, snob |
| Masochist | (n) A person who gets pleasure out of hurting oneself. |
| Clemency | (adj) Gentleness in the use of authority |
| Ominous | (adj) A bad omen foreshadowing of something bad. |
| Corrugated | (adj) Bent of shapedf |
| Perfunctory | (adj) Done out of habit, routinelyf |
| Morose | (adj) Gloomy, sullen upset |
| Articulate | (adj) Spoken in distinct syllables |
| Contemptuous | (adj) Showing contempt, scornful |
| Deftness | (n) A fool |
| Enigma | (n) Someone/ something that is hard to understand. |
| Benign | (adj) Harmless, a kind dispositon |
| Ordurous | (adj) A strong odor. |
| Imperative | (adj) Very important |
| Cajole | (adj) To persuade by pleasant words |
| Admonish | (v) To advise or warn, criticize |
