| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Acme | high point; zenith |
| Ajar | slightly open |
| Apex | high point: pinnacle: zenith |
| Avid | passionate: ardent |
| Bane | a cause for ruin |
| Bard | a poet |
| Bent | an inclination or propensity; a leaning toward |
| Bevy | a large group |
| Bilk | to steal; to embezzle |
| Boon | something to be thankful for; blessing; benefit |
| Boor | a rude person |
| Curt | terse: abrupt; brief, bordering on rudeness |
| Deft | skillful: adept |
| Dire | serious, urgent |
| Diva | a female singer: a prima donna |
| Dolt | slow-thinking stupid person; dull; obtuse person |
| Dupe | to trick |
| Fawn | to flatter subserviently |
| Foil | to baffle a plan; to thwart |
| Gait | a manner or rate of walking |
| Gale | a strong wind; gust |
| Garb | clothing: attire |
| Glib | easeful with speaking. storytelling |
| Glut | to oversupply: to stuff |
| Guru | a learned person who has followers |
| Hack | hackneyed, trite, stale: to chop |
| Hail | to praise |
| Hale | healthy |
| Heed | to listen to advice; to consider |
| Hone | to sharpen |
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