| A | B |
| capricious | full of caprice; moving quickly from topic to topic without logic; whimsical |
| accolade | (n.) praise; encouragement; word/speech applauding someone's achievements |
| assiduous | attentive; earnest |
| erudite (erudition) | very smart; very learned; |
| exigent (exigency) | urgent occasion; demanding;exacting |
| exonerate (v.) | make innocent; to make not guilty |
| flaunt (v.) | display for show |
| oscillate (v.) | swing to and fro; fluctuate |
| welter (n.) | turmoil; confusion slime and filth |
| disavow (n.) | refusal to acknowledge or approve |