WWW List 14 Part I Shaded Words 1

WWW List 14

Part I: Shaded Words

1. POD - Foot Pseudopod: a temporary Arthopod: any invertebrate foot-like extension in a of the phylum Arthropoda, one-celled organism having jointed limbs (think feet) and a segmented body (joint + footed)

2. SOROR - Sister Sorority: a society or club Sorosis: the first of women professional women’s club in the United States

3. –A - Plural Data: plural of “datum”; individual facts/information Phenomena: plural of “phenomenon”; impressive or extraordinary

4. PARA – Beside, near Paraphrase: restating a text to give a meaning near the original but in another form Parallel: beside each other and extending in the same direction, but never crossing (Parable – a story “near” the truth that tells a lesson)

5. SCHIZO - Divide Schizophrenia: a severe Schizopod: any mental disorder crustacean of the sometimes characterized division(s) Mysidacea by “divided” personality traits

6. STA - Stop Station: a stopping place Hemostat: an instrument used to stop bleeding

7. VOL - Will Volunteer: a person who Benevolent: expressing performs a service goodwill/kind feelings willingly and without pay

8. FRAT - Brother Fraternity: an organization of people tied by a brotherhood Fratricide: A person who kills his/her brother

9. TOX - Poison Toxin: a poison produced Antitoxin: a substance by an organism formed in the body that counteracts a specific poison/toxin

10. SECT - Cut Dissect: to cut apart Bisect: to cut into two equal parts

Part II: Nonshaded Words

11. PLEO - More Pleonasm: using more Pleomorphic: the words than are occurrence of more than necessary to express an one different form in the idea life cycle of a plant or animal

12. VAL - Worth Valid: sound; just; worthwhile Covalent: a type of bond made by sharing electrons (making the atoms of more worth)

13. DOM - Rule Dominate: to rule over Predominate: to be the stronger or more superior ruler of a group

14. 2 1. ERG - Work Energy: the capacity for doing work Ergonomics: study of the relationship between workers and their environment

2. RHIZ - Root Rhizoid: root like Rhizome: a root like stem that grows horizontally

3. SAPRO - Rotten Saprophyte: an organism Saprophytic: describing that lives on dead something that lives on (rotten) organic matter dead (rotten) organic matter

4. HIPPO - Horse Hipparch: a cavalry (soldiers on horseback) commander Hippopotamus: literally “riverine horse”

5. SOM - Body Chromosome: threadlike Somatic: of the body; structures in all living bodily cells that contain the information determining the heredity that will make up the body

6. SPOR - Seed Sporophyte: a plant form Macrospore: the larger of that generates spores two kinds of spores that (seeds) produce seed plants

7. RHODO - Rose Rhodolite: a rose-colored Rhodium: a metallic garnet used as a gem element that forms rosecolored solutions

8. TAXIS - Arrangement Taxidermy: arranging the Syntax: the study of the skins of animals rules for the arrangement of sentences

9. TRICH - Hair Trichome: an outgrowth from plants, as a hair Trichosis: any disease of the hair (condition of)

10. TROPH - Nourishment Autotroph: organism capable of selfnourishment Dystrophy: inadequate (bad) nourishment

11. ZYGO – Yoke / Union Zygote: The cell Zygomorphic: bilaterally produced by the union of symmetrical, a union of two gametes two symmetrical parts

12. ZYM - Ferment (A chemical reaction that breaks items down into simpler substances) Enzyme: a substance produced to bring about fermentation Zymurgy: branch of chemistry dealing with fermentation