| A | B |
|---|
| gregariousness | outgoing; sociable |
| exhilaration | high spirits; invigoratin; excitement |
| patrimony | an inheritance from one's father or ancestors; any heritage or legacy |
| obsequious | too ready to please, praise, or obey; servile; fawning |
| civility | politeness; courtesy; a polite action |
| germane | closely related to the matter at hand; pertinent; to the point |
| punctilious | paying attention to the fine details of etiquette; meticulous; scrupulous; very exact |
| foible | a minor weakenss or fault; a minor but persistent personal failing; a shortcoming |
| connoisseur | someone who is an expert in some field, especially in art or in matters of taste |
| precocious | showing unusually early development; mature or advanced for one's age |
