Word within a Word List Unit 2B.

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Word within a Word List Unit 2B

port (carry) portly: fat, chubby

scribble: doodle aimlessly scrib (write) scribble: doodle aimlessly

logy (science/study of) geology: study of the Earth’s structure

predict: to say something is going to happen before it actually does dict (say) predict: to say something is going to happen before it actually does

incredulous: not believing; skeptical cred (believe) incredulous: not believing; skeptical

cent (one hundred) bicentennial: 200 years

neophyte: beginner; amateur neo (new) neophyte: beginner; amateur

addict: someone who is unable to stop doing something. ad (to) addict: someone who is unable to stop doing something.

cede (go) recede: go back

miss (send) dismiss: to send away

centri (center) eccentric: person who has odd/peculiar behaviors; not conforming to standard beliefs and practices

bibliography: list of books used in research biblio (book) bibliography: list of books used in research

misanthrope: someone who hates people anthropo (man) misanthrope: someone who hates people