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- a cross reference of latin and greek combining elements >
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- additional words that were found which are derived from the greek element tribo- are explained in the following contents >
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- an official language of the republic of south africa which developed from the dutch of the colonists who went there in the 1600s >
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- bibliographic sources of information from which words and sentences have been compiled about words and expressions english speakers should know for better understanding and communication >
- bibliographic sources of information from which words and topics have been compiled about scientific and technological topics >
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- cat scan or computerized axial tomography scan >
- cells and their compositions >
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- composed of varied things or made up of many different things or kinds of things that have no necessary connection with each other >
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- conceptions of dreams from different cultures and during different historical periods >
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- couch potato s fitness studio nemesis or something that causes misery >
- coulomb >
- cumbersome >
- definitions in deviant and comical format >
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- developoment of theory to predict new phenomena >
- did they say what i think they said words from 8220 >
- diplomacy >
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- dogs are considered to be the companions and best friends of humans and this list of terms will help all of us understand the topics that exist about our canine friends >
- domatia >
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- dominus vobiscum >
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- dynamometer >
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- economic slump >
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- economical or business and financial terms >
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- economics involves business and financial activities that show how people choose to use their limited resources >
- economics on a global scale >
- egyptians suffered with a variety of physical complaints despite healthier habits among ancient nations >
- elaiosome >
- electricity and magnetic forces are combined for efficiency >
- electricity has become one of the most significant areas of study in the world >
- electromagnet >
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- encomi- >
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- english words from afrikaans >
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- english words from athens and rome >
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- english words from other languages index >
- entomology or insect terms >
- ergatomorphic male >
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- excerpts and compilations from the news about international economic activities >
- excommunicate >
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- fall from grace >
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- fields are protected by barriers of hedges by keeping the wind from eroding >
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- freedom >
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- from or through >
- from strength to strength >
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- fulsome >
- functional anatomy >
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- groom >
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- here are 14 important words with elements from latin and greek sources >
- historical perspectives of thermoscopes to thermometers >
- hoc nomine >
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- home prices in u s still deteriorating >
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- homeostasis >
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- hominin >
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- homo habilis >
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- homojunction >
- homonym >
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- homopteran >
- homosphere >
- how some terms might be interpreted by those who lack professional vocabulary knowledge in the field of medicine >
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- hydrothermal biomass >
- idiom quiz >
- idioms and their possible meanings >
- in nomine domini >
- in some ways >
- in which readers were given the opportunity to take any word from the dictionary >
- including all living and nonliving components >
- including the observation of phenomena >
- index of information from past publications revealed in the present >
- indomitable >
- information from the past and into the present >
- insect gets nectar from flowers >
- insomnia >
- insomnias >
- instructions for use of commercial products >
- intercommunicate >
- interferometry >
- internal combustion engine >
- isometry >
- italian developed from latin and the following words came into english from italian >
- jeux from old french geu- >
- just a few of the many important words with several applications in common practice and referring to special technical and scientific operations >
- kairomone >
- kingdom >
- kleptomania >
- kleptomaniac >
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- leechdom >
- letters from readers >
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- lexicomedy >
- line commutated inverter >
- linguicomedy >
- lists of words used in context from various printed media >
- loathsome >
- loathsomeness >
- maelstrom >
- male aggregation syndrome >
- manna from heaven >
- many of the words used today in english are derived from greek myths >
- many words from french are used in english >
- many words in english come from a variety of foreign sources >
- mascom >
- mass communication >
- measurement is the process of associating numbers with physical quantities and phenomena and measurement is fundamental to the sciences >
- medical anatomy >
- medical terms from a different perspective >
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- momentum >
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- more abominable >
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- more cumbersome >
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- more pyromaniac >
- more random >
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- more somniferous >
- more somnolent >
- more toothsome >
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- mors omnibus communis >
- most abominable >
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- most of which were derived from latin >
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- most random >
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- most somniferous >
- most somnolent >
- most toothsome >
- most winsome >
- most winsomely >
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- muscular anatomy >
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- nerdom >
- new diseases are always coming into existence >
- newly formed words from the washington post >
- newspaperdom >
- noisome >
- nomadic phase >
- nomadism >
- nominal voltage >
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- nosokome- >
- not comparable >
- obscure verbal usages that challenge our comprehension as to what they mean >
- obscure verbal usages that challenge your comprehension as to what they mean >
- oceanic biomass >
- odometer >
- odometers >
- of the world has improved communications between people and accelerated the pace of scientific discoveries as well as greater efficiency in the exchange of technical knowledge and applications >
- ombr- >
- ombro- >
- omen >
- ommatidium >
- omnivorous >
- optometrist >
- optometrists >
- or a chuckleglossary consisting of definitions which are markedly different from the accepted dictionary norm >
- or any automobiles including their technology as related to transportation >
- or carried out promptly and efficiently >
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- paronomasia >
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- perspectives regarding verbal and written communications >
- phantom >
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- pheromone >
- phocomel- >
- photometry >
- photomultiplier >
- phrases or bible quotations that are derived directly from the king james version of the bible many of which are direct quotations >
- phyla rhymes or major taxonomic groups >
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- practical anatomy >
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- ptomaine >
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- recombination >
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- room divider >
- schistosomiases >
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- science and technology from 1800 to 1899 >
- science and technology from the past to 1799 >
- science and technology words from the ancient past to the present >
- science and technology words from the more recent past to the present >
- segmental anatomy >
- self grooming >
- simoom >
- sin of commission >
- sin of omission >
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- social homeostasis >
- social stomach >
- sociotomy >
- some of the common terms and abbreviations used by those who send out text messages >
- some of the common terms used in computer science >
- some quotes about a variety of subjects >
- sometimes >
- somnamblism >
- somnambulant >
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- somnambulist >
- somniferous >
- somniloquist >
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- somnolent >
- somnoplasty >
- special anatomy >
- speckle interferometry >
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- subatomic particle >
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- surgical anatomy >
- systematic anatomy >
- systemic anatomy >
- taxonomy >
- teachers get amusing replies from children >
- temperature compensation >
- terms appearing in some >
- territorial pheromone >
- the comma >
- the first latin words to find their way into the english language owe their adoption to the early contact between the roman and the germanic tribes on the european continent and greek came with latin and french while others were borrowed directly >
- the hundred degree temperature interval gave us the name scale of centigrade from the latin centum >
- the structure of organisms from the smallest components of cells to the biggest organs and their relationships to other organs especially of the human body >
- there are certain anatomic terms which present various situations >
- thermometer >
- thermometer and temperature scales >
- thermometer and temperature scales >
- these words have become a part of the english language over recent years >
- this summary of english history is continued from the get words home page >
- thumomancies >
- thumomancy >
- to become liquid >
- to make a careful and critical examination of something or to investigate someone thoroughly >
- tomahawk >
- tomahawked >
- tomahawking >
- tomahawks >
- tomogram >
- tomography >
- tomorrow >
- tongue idioms >
- toothsome >
- topics about the study of the complex motions and interactions of the atmosphere >
- topographic anatomy >
- topographical anatomy >
- tragedy of the commons >
- trail pheromone >
- transcendental anatomy >
- trichome >
- triphasic allometry >
- trombone >
- uncomplicate >
- uncomplicated >
- understanding how english words are formed and where they come from helps everyone who finds unfamiliar words >
- units of special compositions >
- used chiefly in writing to represent the complete forms >
- using definitions and a letter added to the beginning of the second word of two words with the same spellings will produce two completely different words >
- using the creations of pumpkins to illustrate some words >
- various living organisms are organized from the smallest unit of cells to form tissues which form organs and organs work together to form organ systems >
- very long baseline interferometry >
- veterinary anatomy >
- wet room >
- winsome >
- winsomely >
- winsomeness >
- wisdom >
- wombat >
- words are obviously an essential form of communication >
- words exist in all sizes and degrees of difficulty from numerous languages and english continues to churn out new words from the past and the present >
- words from myths >
- words from the greek myths >
- words from the myths >
- words from the print media >
- words seldom seen by most people >
- words that have come into english directly or indirectly >
- worrisome >
- x ray anatomy >
- zenith in astronomy >
- zombi >
- zombie >
- zombie bank >
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- zombies >
- zombiesque >
- zombification >
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- zombified >
- zombifies >
- zombify >
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- zombilism >
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- zombis >
- zomboid >
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