| A | B |
|---|
| adage (noun) (4) | an old saying that has come to be accepted as true; a proverb |
| camaraderie (noun) (4) | good will and warm feelings among friends |
| contend (verb) (4) | 1. to struggle with 2. to maintain or assert |
| contention (noun) (4) | 1. a struggle or conflict; 2. a point made in an argument |
| extraneous (adj) (4) | not necessary; irrelevant |
| hubbub (noun) (4) | noisy confusion; uproar |
| meander (verb) (4) | 1. to follow a winding course; 2. to wander aimlessly |
| odoriferous (adj) (4) | having or giving off a smell |
| paraphernalia (noun) (4) | 1. personal belongings 2. equipment associated with a particular activity |
| punctilious (adj) (4) | careful of and attention to details--esp. re: good manners and behavior |
| recuperate (verb) (4) | to regain health and strength |
| regale (verb) (4) | to entertain or delight |
| sedentary (adj) (4) | doing or requiring a lot of sitting |
| Spartan (adj) (4) | marked by simplicity or lack of luxury |
| temporal (adj) (4) | related to everyday world as opposed to the spiritual or eternal |
| wry (adj) (4) | 1. turned or bent to one side in distaste or humor; 2. amusing in a quiet but sharp way |
