chp 6: latin roots 1

an excuse; a form of defense to prove that he/ she was elsewhere

an assumed name;another name

a person who lives in one country but is a citizen of another country

being inconsistent or opposed; offensive; repulsive

not capable of being transferred to another

to cause to become unfriendly of indifferent; to remove or dissociate; to transfer property to the ownership of another

other, another

the act or procedure of altering; modification; change

the choice between two of more possiblities

• a person acting in place of another; substitute
•  to occur in successive turns
• happening or following in turns

a heated and noisy quarrel

being concerned for the welfare of others, as opposed to egotistic; selfless

a second self, as a trusted friend; the opposite side of a personality; counterpart

love, friend

• not professional
• someone who does something because he/she likes it rather than for pay

a usually illicit love affair; also a lover

strongly attractive to love, especially sexual love; indicative of love; of or associated with love; in love

of, pertaining to, or expressive of love

having a pleasant disposition; good-natured; cordial;sociable; congenial

friendly; characterized by or showing frienship

peaceful relations, as between nations; friendship

feeling, disposition

any living being that is not a plant

filled with life, activity, vigor, spirit; made or designed so as to seem alive and moving

appearing lifeless or dead; dull

of the opinion

ill will or resentment tending toward active hostility

showing or suggesting a lofty and courageous spirit; showing or suggesting nobility of feeling and generosity of mind

water

a board towed behind a speeding motorboat and ridden by a person standing on it

a tank or pool for water animals and water plants

a pale blue to light greenish blue

a conduit for bringing water from a distance

of or in water

pertaining to, similar to, containing, or dissolved in water; watery

the eleventh sign of the zodiac; suggests a man pouring water

weapon, arm

a place in which arms are stored; an arsenal

a temporary cessation or suspension of hostilities by mutual consent; truce

November 11, celebrated as the anniversary of the time armistice of world war I in 1918. Veterans Day

the fleet of warships that Spain dispatched against england in elizabethan times

a fleet of warships; a large group of moving things

a burrowing mammal with a covering of armorlike, jointed, bony plates

a metal framework serving as a supporting core for clay sculpture; armor

flesh

a highly spiced dish made of red peppers, meat, and sometimes beans

the season just before lent, marked by merrymaking and feasting; a time of revelry; festival

flesh-eating or predatory

the act or process of being born in another body

relating to the desires and appetites of the flesh or body; sensual; worldly; or earthly

massive slaughter, as in war; massacre; dead and mutilated bodies

adapted for tearing apart flesh, usually referring to teeth

embodiment of spirit in an earthly form