1. Greek & Latin Vocabulary 14
ali, fid, ped, sat, viv

2. ali, all, alter: (Latin, Greek, Latin)
other, different
alibi
the defense by an accused person of having been in another place at the time an alleged offense was committed
alloy
two metals combined that result in another, different metal
alter ego
another side of oneself
Other words: alias, allegory, altercation, alien

3. faith, true fid, fed: (Latin) confederate fidelity affidavit
a person united for a purpose with others (who have faith in him and each other)
fidelity
loyalty, faithfulness
affidavit
an official written declaration of what is true
Other words: “Adeste, Fideles,” bona fide, confidant
“Adeste, Fideles” is “Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful.”
Confederate pic is 1917’s Confederate Veteran Reunion in Washington.

4. foot ped, pod: (Latin, Greek) pedicure biped podiatrist
professional care and treatment of the feet
biped
animal that has two feet
podiatrist
doctor who specializes in disorders of the foot
Other words: tripod, pedestrian, pedal
Do not confuse with “ped” that means “child.”
Gastropod (slug, snail) – literally, “stomach foot”

5. enough sat: (Latin) insatiable satiety saturate
unable to get enough, never satisfied
satiety
the state of being satisfied to the point of boredom
saturate
to soak or imbue thoroughly or completely
Other words: satisfy, sate, satiate
satiety—suh-tie-uh-tee

6. life, alive viv, vita: (Latin) vivacious joie de vivre vitality
lively, animated
joie de vivre
(French) joy of living
vitality
exuberant physical strength or mental vigor
Other words: vivid, vitamin, revive, survive

7. Summary ali fid, fed ped, pod sat viv, vita other, different faith
foot
sat
enough
viv, vita
life, alive
Sources: wordinfo.info
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8. Vocab Libs (Week 21)
It’s such a ________ (adjective, lifelike) memory that I will never forget that day—I was just walking down the street, minding my own business, daydreaming.
I spent the entire day before reading the new Alex Cross novel and giving my faithful dog, ________ (proper noun), a bath.
I could almost hear the detective’s clumsy, heavy foot slam on the brake _________ as his car screeched to a halt next to me on the street.
I found myself handcuffed, face pressed against the wall, listening to my Miranda rights being read by the out-of-breath detective, the air becoming _______________ (imbued thoroughly) by the stench of sweat, fried food, and cheap cologne.