| altruistic | | it's difficult to understand or comprehend |
| acoustics | | things lying next to each other |
| admonition | | to be struck by or filled with amazement |
| addled | | approach and speak to someone |
| adduce | | an expression of approval or praise |
| agile | | warm, easy to approach |
| adversity | | to change or modify it by adding to it |
| aide-de-camp | | something that is the highest level or degree |
| adjourn | | a comparison between two things that are like but different in others |
| adjacent | | sharp, biting, bitter, irritating |
| abscond | | expert or nimble in the use of the hands |
| aggrandize | | you're very good at something |
| abundant | | more than enough;its plentiful |
| aloof | | show excessive devotion to or excessive admire |
| ailment | | quick and well coordinated |
| abridge | | to mistreat someone wither verbally or physically |
| aghast | | you have the faculty of thinking and applying knowledge |
| agape | | partially open |
| affable | | a person becoming greater in power or rank |
| adept | | to officially end, abolish or do away with |
| ajar | | branch of physics that deals with sound and sound waves |
| acclaim | | contrary to one's interests or welfare |
| accede | | to make it less bad;improve it |
| altercation | | the food of the gods |
| affirm | | mind is confused or muddled |
| affinity | | to state or declare it to be true |
| adhere | | to stick to or clings to |
| abortive | | to decorate it by adding ornaments, jewels, flowers, pictures |
| acuity | | restrained in eating and drinking |
| acme | | to make it shorter while retaining its overall sense |
| ameliorate | | to bring it forward as an argument |
| acrid | | an expression of enthusiastic praise, admiration or approval |
| accretion | | hateful, detestful despicable |
| accost | | its unsuccessful, failed, ineffectula, useless |
| amass | | to disturb or excite emotionally |
| accord | | completely surrounds |
| adroit | | a natural liking for a particular person or thing |
| abysmal | | a follower or attendant |
| abrogate | | they are in agreement or harmony |
| acumen | | military officer who serves as a confidential assistant to a superior |
| abstemious | | emotionally indifferent, detached distant |
| activist | | no definite or distinct shape |
| adorn | | a condition or state of hardship, misfortune, trouble difficulty |
| aegis | | an physical disorder or illness |
| acclimated | | unselfishly concerned about others |
| acolyte | | mouth open in wonder |
| adverse | | to be accustomed to or adjusted to |
| ambient | | to leave quickly, suddenly and secretly |
| analogy | | heated verbal or physical conflict |
| abominable | | to be under protection |
| abut | | you agree to something |
| amorphous | | things that are directly next to each other |
| abstruse | | to gather accumulate |
| amend | | natural growth or increase in size |
| accolade | | a person who aggressively supports or promotes a particular political cause or goal |
| abusive | | to refer to something as immeasurably bad. |
| agitate | | to move from one place to another |
| ambrosia | | mixture or combination of two or more diverse elements |
| adulate | | a warning or a piece of cautionary advice |
| amalgam | | ability or power to keenly perceive maturely understand and wisely judge |