| A | B |
|---|
| accoutrements | equipment |
| ostentatious | fond of unnecessary display |
| sagacious | keen understanding and judgement |
| avaricious | greedy of gain |
| circumlocution | evasion in speech |
| lavish | extravagant; spending or giving more than is necessary |
| arduous | hard; extremely difficult |
| discretion | cautious reserve in speech |
| orator | speaker |
| suffice | to be enough for |
| expediency | suitability or convenience in a particular situation |
| harangue | speech addressed to a public assembly |
| patriarch | male head of a family |
| lineaments | outline, feature or contour of the body. especially the face |
| disdain | scorn or despise |
| buffon | a personwho amuses others by tricks, jokes, antics |
| scrimmage | conflict between opposing forces |
| quest | a pursuit or search |
| imp | small demon or fiend |
| apprehension | fear of what may be coming; dread of the future |
