| A | B |
|---|
| abstemious | sparing or moderate in consuming food or alcohol; sober, temperate, or self-restraining |
| anomaly | deviation from the common rule; abnormality, irregularity |
| assuage | make milder or less severe; ease, relieve |
| disaffect | make discontented or disloyal; estrange, alienate |
| divest | get rid of; disencumber, free, rid |
| equilibrium | ability of the body to keep itself properly positioned; balance, stability, poise |
| founder | come to grief; sink, fail, collapse |
| gorge | eat geedily; fill with food; glut, stuff, cram |
| hefty | big and powerful; husky, burly |
| inebriated | exhilerated or confused by, or as if by, alcohol; intoxicated, drunk |
| munificent | characterized by or displaying great generousity; bountiful, generous, lavish |
| paltry | practically worthless; insignificant, meager, measly |
| pamper | treat with extreme or excessive care or attention; indulge, coddle, spoil |
| perturbation | state of being (agitated or disturbed); agitation, disturbance |
| precursor | person or thing that precedes; forerunner, predecessor |
| prescient | having prescience (knowledge of things before the happen or exist); farseeing, foresighted |
| retrospect | looking back on past events; review, survey, reexamination |
| trivia | little known, trivial facts or details; trifles, trivialities |
| unleash | let loose from, or as if from, a leash; release free |
| volatile | likely to shift quickly and unpredictably; unstable, explosive |
