Audionyms PRONOUNCE the ELEMENT THINK of the AUDIONYM (sound alike)

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Audionyms PRONOUNCE the ELEMENT THINK of the AUDIONYM (sound alike) PICTURE the ILLOGICAL ASSOCIATION REMEMBER the actual MEANING

Algesi(o) -algia Audionym Visual Image Meaning Algae See the ALGAE on the lake through the window PANE Meaning Pain, painful condition

Cardi- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Card See the people playing CARDS with live HEARTS Meaning heart

An- A- Audionym Visual Image Meaning An a See the student’s report card WITHOUT AN A, NOT one A Meaning Without, not

-crine Audionym Visual Image Meaning Cry’n See the person CRY’N TO SEE the CRATE Meaning To secrete

End- Endo- Audionym Visual Image Meaning The end See the END of the motion picture loony toons INSIDE or WITHIN the screen Meaning Inside, within

Dermat- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Doormat See the DOORMAT made of SKIN Meaning skin

Esthesi- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Has the show See the man who HAS THE SHOW, he is SENSATIONAL Meaning Sensation, feeling

Gyn- gynec- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Gun See the GUN the FEMALE is holding. Meaning female

Histo- Audionym Visual Image Meaning His toe See HIS TOE with TISSUES coming out of it Meaning tissue

Neuro- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Nero See NERO being very NERVOUS as Rome burns Meaning Nerve (nervous system)

Odont- Dent Audionym Visual Image Meaning Oh don’t See the man saying, “OH DON’T hit me with that TOOTH” Meaning tooth

-ologist Audionym Visual Image Meaning Hollow chest See the man with the HOLLOW CHEST for books: he is a SPECIALIST Meaning A specialist in the study of

-ology Audionym Visual Image Meaning Hollow cheese See the HOLLOW CHEESE with the people make a STUDY OF it Meaning Study of

Onco- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Uncle See the UNCLE being introduced; there are TWO MORE Meaning Mass, tumor or swelling

Ophthalm- opt- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Up thumb See the UP THUMB (thumbs up) with an EYE on top Meaning eye

Or- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Oar See the dog holding the OAR in the MOUTH Meaning Mouth

Orth Audionym Visual Image Meaning Orthodox church See the ORTHodox church with workmen trying to make it STRAIGHT Meaning straight

Oto- Audionym Visual Image Meaning “O” toe See the “O” TOES for EARS

-Otomy -tomy Audionym Visual Image Meaning Oh Tommy! See Tommy’s mother saying, “OH TOMMY! You CUT INTO the wall!” Meaning Cut into, incision, into

Path Audionym Visual Image MEANING Path See the PATH with DAISIES growing on it MEANING disease

Pharmac- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Farm axe See the FARMER with the “FARM AXE” sold at the DRUGstore Meaning Drug

Physio- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Physics See the NATURE boy streaking out of the PHYSICS book Meaning nature

Plast- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Plastic (cement) See the tube of PLASTic cement with the SURGEON coming out to REPAIR something Meaning Surgical repair, plastic repair

Pod- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Pod See the FOOT in the POD instead of peas Meaning foot

Psycho Audionym Visual Image Meaning Cycle See the people fight over the CYCLE saying “MINE,MINE!” Meaning mind

Radi- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Radio See the RADIo with a RAY coming out of it Meaning ray

Rhin(o)- Audionym Visual Image Meaning Rhino See the RHINOceros with the massive NOSE Meaning Nose