2.  pla cate  verb  definition: to appease, to make peace  Latin: placare  Spanish: aplacar  Sentence: I had to switch the date of the party to placate my mother.

3.  de ri sion  noun  Definition: ridicule, mockery  Latin: derisus  Spanish: irisión  Sentence: The bully shoved the first grader to the ground with derision for his small size.

4.  vi va cious  adjective  Definition: full of life  Latin: vivax  Spanish: vivaz  Sentence: It was refreshing to see the young, vivacious children dancing around the playground.

5.  pro cure  verb  Definition: to acquire  Latin: procurare  Spanish: procurar  Sentence: We need to procure the money for the charity.

6.  re tort  noun  Definition: a quick, clever reply  verb  Definition: to reply in a quick, clever manner  Latin: retortus  Spanish: retorta  Sentence: (n) He laughed as he gave a retort to her question.  (v) He laughed as he retorted, ”Are you going to make me?”