| A | B |
|---|
| philosopher | thinker |
| tangible | capable of being touched |
| indolently | lazy;idle;without hurrying |
| staccato | abrupt short,sharp sound |
| opaqueness | neither reflecting nor giving off light;dark |
| mirage | optical illusion |
| bizarre | out of the ordinary |
| refectory table | long narrow table with heavy legs |
| score | group of twenty things |
| quizzically | questioning;inquisitive |
| naive | uniformed about the ways of people and why they behave as they do |
| blandly | smooth and soothing;gentle |
| grotesque | odd or unnatural in shape,appearance,manner |
| solicitous | full of concern |
| apprehensive | nervous;filled with fear |
| inevitable | bound to happen |
| tartar | violent or savage person |
| debacle | calamity;collapse |
| cosmopolite | person who has travelled the world and feels at home in any country |
| affable | pleasant and friendly;easy to talk with |
