1. TRANS-,
TRA-
(across,beyond,
through)
CORP-,
CORPOR
(body)
VID-,VIS-, VOY-
(see)
DUC-,
DUCT-
(lead)
MAND-,
MEND-
(order,require,praise)
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2. TRANS, TRA- 100
1. on or from the other side of
the Atlantic
2. crossing the Atlantic
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3. TRANS, TRA- 100
TRANSATLANTIC
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4. TRANS, TRA- 200
a person, esp. a male, who
assumes the dress and manner
usually associated with the
opposite sex
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5. TRANS, TRA- 200
TRANVESTITE
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6. TRANS, TRA- 300
to rise above or go beyond;
overpass; exceed
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7. TRANS, TRA- 300
TRANSCEND
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8. TRANS, TRA- 400
After we discovered that the
bridge was out, we found a
point in the river we could
_________, so we could finish
our journey.
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9. TRANS, TRA- 400
TRAVERSE
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10. TRANS, TRA- 500
to speak maliciously and falsely
of; slander; defame
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11. TRANS, TRA- 500
TRADUCE
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12. CORP-, CORPOR- 100
“Clean up your room! It smells like
there is a rotting_____ in there”,
my mother shouted.
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13. CONTRA- , COUNTER - 100
CORPSE
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14. CORP,CORPOR- 200
an association of individuals, created
by law or under authority of law,
having a continuous existence
independent of the existences of its
members, and powers and liabilities
distinct from those of its members.
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15. CORP, CORPOR- 200
CORPORATION
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16. CORP, CORPOR- 300
an unattached cell, esp. of a kind
that floats freely, as a blood or
lymph cell.
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17. CORP, CORPOR- 300
CORPUSCLE
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18. CORP, CORPOR- 400
1. of the nature of the physical
body; bodily.
2. material; tangible
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19. CORP, CORPOR- 400
CORPOREAL
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20. CORP, CORPOR- 500
large or bulky of body; portly;
stout; fat.
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21. CORP, CORPOR- 500
CORPULENT

22. VID, VIS, VOY- 100
The father had to ______ the kids
while they played Monopoly,
because they tended to get
competitive and violent.
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23. VID, VIS, VOY- 100
SUPERVISE
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24. VID, VIS, VOY- 200
having or claiming to have the
power of seeing objects or
actions beyond the range of
natural vision.
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25. VID, VIS, VOY- 200
CLAIRVOYANT
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26. VID, VIS, VOY- 300
1. a view or prospect, esp. one seen
through a long, narrow avenue or
passage, as between rows of trees or
houses.
2. such an avenue or passage, esp. when
formally planned.
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27. VID, VIS, VOY- 300
VISTA
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28. VID, VIS, VOY- 400
With the blossoming of daffodils
and the chirping of bird, the
arrival of spring was
__________.
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29. VID, VIS, VOY- 400
EVIDENT
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30. VID, VIS, VOY- 500
1. to make available
2. to supply or equip
3. to afford or yield.
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31. VID, VIS, VOY- 500
PROVIDE
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32. DUC, DUCT- 100
one who guides a
performance or operation
or a lightening rod
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33. DUC, DUCT - 100
CONDUCTOR
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34. DUC, DUCT- 200
a preliminary part of a book,
musical piece, speech leading
up to the main part
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35. DUC, DUCT- 200
INTRODUCTION
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36. DUC, DUCT- 300
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37. DUC, DUCT- 300
AQUEDUCT
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38. DUC, DUCT- 400
FILL IN THE BLANK:
Thomas describes how green and
purpled speckled aliens ___________
him by carrying him out through the
doggie door.
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39. DUC, DUCT- 400
ABDUCTED
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40. DUC, DUCT- 500
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41. DUC, DUCT - 500
DUCAT
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42. MAND, MEND- 100
to present as worthy of
confidence; to advise to use
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43. MAND, MEND- 100
recommend
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44. MAND, MEND- 200
a severe reproof or rebuke, esp.
a formal one by a person in
authority.
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45. MAND, MEND- 200
reprimand
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46. MAND, MEND- 300
When a defendant is denied bail, the judge
______________ him/he to the custody of the
police where he/she has been since the initial
arrest.
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47. MAND, MEND- 300
REMAND
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48. MAND, MEND- 400
Something or someone that
should be lauded, praised, set
up as an example
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49. MAND, MEND- 400
commendable
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50. MAND, MEND- 500
A synonym for edict
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51. MAND, MEND- 500
mandate
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