| Term | Definition |
| caress | A tender or loving touch |
| consume | to use up |
| expose | to uncover |
| expose | the ant of cover |
| flounder | to struggle awkwardly |
| gait | a manner of walking |
| instinct | a natural impulse |
| intimacy | close association |
| menacing | threatening |
| singe | to burn slightly |
| thaw | to cause to melt |
| intimacy | ant of unfamiliarity |
| thaw | ant of freeze |
| admonish | warn of fault |
| admonish | ant commend |
| approbation | praise; official approval |
| approbation | ant of disapprobation |
| arbitrary | no restrained or limited in exercising power |
| arbitrary | ant of legitimate |
| censure | criticize harshly |
| censure | ant of commend |
| flimsy | lacking strength or solidity |
| ingenious | clever and original |
| libel | a false statement written or printed on paper |
| resent | feel or show annoyance |
| tedious | tiresome because of length |
| tedious | ant of exciting |
| vain | excessively proud of one's looks and abilities |
| vain | ant of humble |
| affliction | distress |
| affliction | solace |
| asylum | place of refuge |
| countenance | appearance or expression that shows approval |
| despise | look down on with contempt |
| despise | ant of appreciate |
| hideous | horribly ugly |
| hideous | and or attractive |
| hospitable | open; receptive |
| hospitable | ant of inhospitable |
| humane | showing sympethy towards other humans |
| humane | ant of barbarous |
| liberate | set at liberty |
| sundry | various and diverse |
| tranquil | peaceful |
| tranquil | ant of troubled |
| adoration | devoted love |
| adoration | ant of loathing |
| anticipation | act of looking forward to something |
| bliss | perfect happiness |
| bliss | ant of anguish |
| climax | highest or most intense point in the development of something |
| glisten | sparkle |
| listless | showing no interest |
| listless | ant of eager |
| obliterate | destroy all trace of |
| panorama | range |
| source | place or person where something comes from |
| source | ant of outcome |
| trite | having lost freshness |
| trite | fresh |
| flounder | 1. to thrash about in a clumsy or ineffective way |