| A | B |
|---|
| abhor | (v) to shrink from in disgust; to detest |
| affable | (adj.) pleasant; approachable; gracious |
| affability | (n) friendliness of manner |
| amiss | (adv.) in a wrong or imperfect way; out of order |
| despondent | (adj.) depressed from a loss of hope or confidence; utterly discouraged |
| entreat | (v) to ask earnestly |
| entreaty | (n) a plea or earnest request |
| haunt | (v) to stay in ones mind continually; to visit frequently; to appear in the form of a ghost |
| impel | (v) to drive or propel |
| interminable | (adj.) endless; seeming to be without of end |
| irascible | (adj.) quick tempered; irritable |
| profound | (adj.) having understanding or knowlege that goes beneath the surface, beyond the obvious |
| recluse | (n) a person who lives apart from society and often alone |
| reclusive | (adj.) withdrawn from sociey |
| reverberate | (v) to be repeated as in a series of echos or vibrations |
| sage | (adj.)having wisdom or good judgement or (n) a person with wisdom or a grayish green plant used in cooking |
| tirade | (n) a long angry speech |
| tremulous | (adj.) marked by trembling or shaking; timid or fearful |
| abhorrent | (adj.)disgusting; causing loathing |
