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Word List: -ian, -or -ian, -or = a person who

a person who works in a library

librarian a person who works in a library

a person who tells people what to do without giving them choices

dictator a person who tells people what to do without giving them choices

a person who manages the political actions of a state; a state leader

a person who manages the political actions of a state; a state leader

a person who is between 80 and 90 years old

octogenarian a person who is between 80 and 90 years old

a person who creates something that has never before been created

inventor a person who creates something that has never before been created

a person who makes laws

legislator a person who makes laws

a person who is a doctor of animal science

veterinarian a person who is a doctor of animal science

a person who changes one language into another; a person who “cuts across” the language barrier

translator a person who changes one language into another; a person who “cuts across” the language barrier

a person who is a member of a jury that listens to both sides of a law case in a courtroom to decide if the defendant is guilty or innocent

juror a person who is a member of a jury that listens to both sides of a law case in a courtroom to decide if the defendant is guilty or innocent

a person who is at least 100 years old

centenarian a person who is at least 100 years old

What does octo mean?

eighty

What does contra mean?

opposite

What does dict mean?

tell or say

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