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congratulate
express one's pleasure to their success
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grateful
expressing gratitute
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gratify
give or be a source of pleasure
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gratis
free, no payment needed
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gratuitous
given freely, unwarranted
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gratuity
money for a favor/service, tip
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ingrate
ungrateful person
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ingratiate
establish yourself in favor of another
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moribund
dying, near death
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mortal
human, able to die, causing death
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mortality
death rate, mortal nature
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mortification
shame, humiliation
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mortify
to embarrass or humiliate
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rigor mortis
stiffness of body "stiffness of death"
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corporation
body that acts as a single person with rights and duties
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corps
organized body of people, military branch
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corpus
general collection or body of writings
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corpuscle
blood cell ("little body")
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corpus delicti
body of victim, facts of a crime being commited
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espirit de corps
group body
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habeas corpus
order requiring a detained person is brought to court to investigate the legality of their imprisonment, "you should have the body"
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incorporate
combine to form one body
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aqueduct
artificial channel for conducting water
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conducive
contributive, helpful
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deduction
subtraction, reasoning from general to particular
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duct
tube or channel for conducting something
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induce
lead on, move by persuasion
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induction
initiation, reasoning from particular to general
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seduction
enticement, leading to wrongdoing
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traduce
"lead along", slander, vilify
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viaduct
bridge for conducting railroad over river or valley
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consecutive
following in regular order
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consequence
following logically, result, importance
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execute
carry out, put to death
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inconsequential
no consequence, unimportant
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non sequitur
statement that doesn't follow previous statements
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persecute
oppress, harass
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prosecute
follow to the end, sue
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sequel
something that follows
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sequential
arranged in orderly series
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current
now in progress, flow
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curriculum
course of study
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cursive
letters running together
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cursory
running over superficially
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incur
meet with something undesirable, bring upon oneself
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incursion
rushing into, raid
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aggressive
militant, disposed to attack
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gradation
change by steps/stages, act of grading
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grade
step, stage, rating
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gradient
rate, slope, inclination
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gradual
step by step, slow
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graduate
complete all steps of course
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graduated
arranged in regular stages or degrees
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progressive
going forward to something better
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regressive
moves backward
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retrograde
moving backward, getting worse
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transgress
go beyond limits, break law
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centipede
"hundred legged animal"
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millipede
"thousand legged"
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pedestal
support, foundation
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pedestrian
person travelling by foot
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velocipede
child's tricycle, early form of bike
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