put-, puta-, -pute, -puter, -puting, -putate, -putation, -putative

(Latin: putatus past participle of putare: to think over, consider, reckon, count; to trim, prune, lop, cut, clean, clear, unmixed)

From Latin, puto-, putare: literally; especially of trees, "to lop, to prune" and "to cleanse, to clear"; then (1) "to clear up, to settle"; especially, of accounts; (2) "to reckon, to estimate, to value"; (3) "to consider, to hold, to believe, to think".

—Cassell's New Latin Dictinary; Funk & wagnalls Company; New York; 1968.
supercomputer (s), supercomputers (pl) (nouns)
A term for any extremely powerful, large-capacity computer, that is capable of processing huge amounts of data in an extremely short time.
tablet, tablet, tablet computer
tablet (TAB let) (noun)
A portable writing pad, typically paper: "She used a tablet and pencil to take notes while in class."
tablet (TAB let) (noun)
A small, flat form of compressed medicine, a vitamin, etc.: "Did you take your vitamin C tablet as well as the other tablets this morning?"
tablet computer (TAB let kuhm PYOO tuhr) (noun)
In general, a tablet computer, or tablet laptop, is a wireless personal computer that allows a user to take notes using natural handwriting with a stylus or digital pen on a touch screen: "A tablet computer is similar in size and thickness to a yellow paper notepad and is intended to function as the user's primary personal computer as well as a note-taking device."

"Someone has written that a tablet computer, or tablet laptop, is fast and runs many programs at the same time without lagging and freezing."

The doctor wrote directions for the change in medication on a new prescription tablet which stated that the patient should take one tablet of the new medication every three hours; then, he also recorded the information on his tablet computer.

traumatic amputation (s), traumatic amputations (pl) (nouns)
An amputation resulting from direct trauma.
unaccountable (adjective)
1. Not answerable or responsible to anyone.
2. Impossible to explain or to give a reason for doing something.
3. Free from accountability; not responsible: "He was an salesman who was unaccountable to anyone except the president of the company."
unaccountableness (s) (noun)
Not responsible; free from control.
unaccountably (adverb)
1. In an unaccountable manner.
2. For some unknown and usually puzzling reason.
3. Not able to be explained or understood: "His father said that he felt unaccountably good when he got up this morning."

Related cutting-word units: cast-; castrat-; -cise, -cide; -ectomy; mutil-; sec-, seg-; temno-; -tomy; trunc-.