| A | B |
|---|
| atheist | one who denies the existance of God |
| benefit | a fundraiser |
| blase | apathetic to pleasure or excitement due to over exposure |
| burlesque | literary or dramatic work that ridicules by exaggeration or mocking |
| charitable | love and good will towards others |
| chiffonier | narrow, tall chest of drawers |
| chisel | to cheat or swindle |
| clique | an exclusive circle or group |
| conscientious | following morals and beliefs |
| exhibitionist | a person who does something indecent for attention |
| falsetto | artificially high voice |
| furlough | leave of absence granted to a soldier |
| grools | ugly, disgusting girls |
| halitosis | bad breath |
| illiterate | having little or no education; unable to read or write |
| incognito | disguised |
| nonchalant | indifferent |
| ostracized | exiled; unwelcome; excluded |
| pacifist | person opposed to war or violence to solve a dispute |
| peculiar | out of the ordinary |
| pedagogical | relating to teaching |
| precision | exactness or accuracy |
| psychoanalysis | method of treating psychological disorders |
| putrid | rotten |
| qualms | scruples, uneasiness |
| reciprocal | returning the same way; alternating; inversely related |
| sadist | a person who achieves sexual gratification by inflicting pain |
| sorrier | to be more sorry |
| stenographer | a writer of shorthhand |
| unanimous | complete agreement between all |
