| A | B |
|---|
| lasciviousness | of, characterized by, or inclined to sexual lust or lewdness |
| render | to present for payment or consideration |
| clapboard | a long, narrow board, thicker along one horizontal edge than the other and used as an overlapped covreing or siding for houses and building |
| lancer | a mounted soldier armed with a lance |
| mazurka | an energetic Polish dance similar to the polka, the music for which is written in triple meter with a stong accent on the second beat |
| tacitly | suggested, implied or understood with out being expressed in words |
| laconic | using very few words |
| gaudy | tastelessly or excessively ormented or colored; flashy; garish |
| stringent | rigorous or exacting in requirements; strict |
| cajole | to coax or persuade inistently, as by flattery or false promises |
| swill | liquid food or food mixed with liquid, esp. refuse fed toi domestic animals |
| lament | to mourn for or regret |
| forlorn | desolate or unhappy, as from abandonment or weariness |
| milling | the act of processing something, esp. grain, in a mill. |
| bandying | of legs, cuvedoutward; bowed |
| cordial | warm and gracious; courteous |
| bedecked | to dress or in a showy way |
