| A | B |
|---|
| cartographer | makes maps |
| heckler | makes you lose composure |
| alchemist | believes you can make base metal into gold |
| ascetic | one who gives up worldly goods renounces wealth |
| lobbyist | one who persuades other people |
| protege | younger pupil or disciple |
| maverick | one who doesn't do what his people do |
| pauper | poor person |
| virtuoso | one who is talented in one of the arts |
| hedonist | one who lives life only for pleasure |
| zealot | fanatic, one who is overly devoted |
| miscreant | throughly rotten person |
| misanthrope | one who hates mankind |
| iconoclast | one who attacks commonly held beliefs of a society |
| demagogue | one who gains power through preying on fears + prejudices of people |
| aesthete | person who loves beauty and artful things |
| curator | a person who is in charge of a museum |
| malefactor | a person who does ill to others, an evil person |
| pacifist | a person who promotes peace |
| reveler | a person who engages in merrymaking, as a New Year's eve reveler |
| prodigy | a person with great talent, a genius |
| stawart | a loyal supporter, an adherent, someone who stands by you |
| skinflint | a person who is overly thrifty with money, a miser |
| scoundrel | a disreputable person, a rascal, a scoundrel lacks virtue |
| savant | a person with detailed knowledge in a specific field, a sage |
| jingoist | an extreme nationalist, a chauvinist |
| benefactor | a person who helps others, often by giving generous gifts |
| glutton | - a person given to greedy and voracious eating and drinking |
| hypocrite | a person who puts on a false appearance, someone who says one thing and then does another |
| boor | a person who is rude and insensitive, a boor lacks refinement |
| recluse | - a person who leads a secluded or solitary life, a hermit |
| upstart | a person who has risen suddenly from a low position to great success. An upstart would thus lack modesty. |
| seer | a person who can predict future events |
| pragmatist | a person who is practical and thus not given to flights of fancy |
| nomad | a person who wanders and is thus itinerant |
| dilettante | a dabbler, a person having superficial interest in a variety of fields or endeavors |
| supplicant | a person who is overly humble, who pleads for a favor |
| devotee | an ardent follower, supporter, or enthusiast. He was a devotee of the New York Yankees. |
