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WordSkills Lesson 14
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AERO
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1. aero -- air aerate aerial aerobics aer (air) ate (make) aer (air) ial (pertaining to) aero (air) ics (science of)
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ANTHO
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2. antho -- flower anthology ananthous anthozoan antho (flower) logy (study of) an (lacking, without) anth (flower) ous (full of) anth (flower) zo (animal) an (related to)
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ARBOR
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3. arbor -- tree arbor arboreal arboretum arbor (tree) eal (resembling, related to) arbor (tree) ium (place)
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BATH, BATHY
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4. bath (bathy) -- deep bathos bathymetry bathysphere bath (deep) : sinking from the lofty to the depths of the ridiculous bathy (deep) metr (measure) y (result of) bathy (deep) sphere (circle)
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CAD, CID, CAS
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5. cad (cid, cas) – fall, happen, accident decadent casualty recidivism de (down) cad (fall) ent (that which) cas (fall) al (related to) ty result of) re (back, again) cid (happen) ism (belief, doctrine)
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CALC
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6. calc – lime, stone, pebble calcification calcium calculate calc (stone) fic (make) ation (act of) calc (lime) ium (mineral) calc (pebble) ate (do, make)
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CHLORO
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7. chloro -- green chlorine chloroform chlorophyll chloro (green) ine (pertaining to) chloro (green) form (form) chloro (green) phyll (leaf)
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CHRYS
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8. chrys – yellow, gold chrysanthemum chrysalis chrysophyte chrys (yellow) anth (fower) chrys (yellow):hard- shelled pupa of a butterfly chrys (yellow) phyt (plant)
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CRE, CREAS, CRET
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9. cre (creas, cret) -- grow increase crescendo accretion in (in) creas (grow) cres (grow) scend (climb) ac (to) cret (grow) tion (act of)
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CUR
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10. cur – care for curator curious sinecure cur (care for) or (one who) cur (care for) ious (full of) sine (without) cur (care for)
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CYAN
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11. cyan -- blue cyan anthocyanin cyanosis cyan (blue) antho (flower) cyan (blue) in (in) cyan (blue) osis (disease, abnormal condition)
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CYTO
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12. cyto -- cell astrocyte cytogenesis cytotoxin astr (star) cyto (cell): star shaped cell in brain and spinal cord cyto (cell) gen (start) sis (process) cyto (cell) tox (poison) in (in, into)
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DOMIN
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13. domin – lord, master dominate predominate ano Domini domin (master) ate (make) pre (before) domin (master) ate (make, do) anno (year) domini (lord)
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ERYTHRO
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14. erythro -- red erythema erythrocytometer erythrophobia erythro (red): abnormal redness of the skin emia (condition) erythro (red) cyto (cell) meter (measure) erythro (red) phobia (fear of)
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ETHNO
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15. ethno – nation, race, culture ethnic ethnology ethnocentric ethn (race, culture) ic (related to, having the characteristics of) ethno (culture) logy (study of) ethno (culture, race) centr (center) ic (related to)
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FERV
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16. ferv – hot, boil, bubble fervent fervid effervescent ferv (hot) ent (full of) ferv (hot) id (related to) ef (out) ferv (boil) scent (beginning to)
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GYN
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17. gyn -- woman gynecologist androgynous gynophobia gyn (woman) log (study) ist (one who) andro (man) gyn (woman) ous (full of) gyn (woman) phobia (fear of)
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-- ISH
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18. – ish – like, resembling childish feverish dwarfish child (child) ish (like) fever (fever) ish (like) dwarf (small) ish (like)
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--ITIS
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19. –itis – infection, inflamation meningitis arthritis hepatitis meninx (brain membrane) itis (inflamation) arthr (joint) itis (inflamation) hepat (liver) itis (inflamation)
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LIBER
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20. liber -- free liberal liberty liberate liber (free) al (related to) liber (free) ty (state of) liber (free) ate (make, do)
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METER
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21. meter -- measure perimeter isometric odometer peri (around) meter (measure) iso (same) meter (measure) ic (pertaining to) hodos (road, trip) meter (measure)
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MOLL
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22. moll -- soft mollify mollusk emollient moll (soft) fy (make, do) molluscus (soft boiled) e (out) moll (soft) ent (that which)
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ORNI, ORNITH
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23. orni (ornith) -- bird ornithology ornithivorous orniscopy ornith (bird) logy (study of) ornith (bird) vor (eat) ous (full of) ornith (bird) scop (look, see) y (result of)
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PHYLL
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24. phyll -- leaf phylloid aphyllous phyllophagous phyll (leaf) oid (like) a (lacking) phyll (leaf) ous (full of) phyll (leaf) phag (eat) ous (full of)
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PON, POS
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25. pon (pos) – place. put compose depose opponent com (with, together) pos (put) de (down) pos (put) op (against) pon (place) ent (one who)
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