Latin Lessons 33-35 Matching Latin Lessons 33-35 Matching Tools A B alluvium clay, silt or gravel carried by streams & deposited where streams slow down annihilate to destroy completely aqueous like water; containing water ascend to move up or to climb something bibulous marked by the consumptions of alcohol compliant willing to do what other people want you to do comport to cause yourself to behave in a certain way confluence the place where two rivers meet and become one confound to confuse and greatly surprise someone deportment the way someone behaves efflux the process of flowing out effusive expressing welcome, approval or pleasure in a way that shows very strong feeling evacuate remove people from a dangerous place fission the dividing into parts of the nucleus of an atom or living cell fissure a narrow deep crack in a rock or the earth fundamental forming the base from which everything else originates futile actions that have no effect or achieving nothing; unsuccessful immerse completely under the surface of a liquid; involved completely in something immutable not changing or unable to change impartial not supporting any of the sides involved in an arguement importune to make repeated forceful requests for something inebriate to become drunk ingurgitate overeat or eat immodestly insatiable a desire or need too great to be satisfied inundate to give someone so much work that they cannot deal with it; to flood with water irremeable offering no possibility of return liquescent melting; becoming a liquid mutable changeable; penetrate to move into or through something permeate to spread through something and to be present in every part plebeian of a low social class plenipotentiary a person who has the authority to act as the representative of his country pluviometer a device for measuring rain profound extreme; deep understanding of something; felt vey strongly or deeply proturberance a swelling from a surface refute to say or prove that something is wrong rescind to make a law, an agreement, etc, no longer have any legal power scissile capable of being cut smoothly or split easily spontaneous happening in a sudden way without any planning suffuse to spread through or over something completely tripartite involving 3 people or organizations, or existing in three parts tumultuous a loud noise that is produced by a crowd; a state of confusion undulation move in a wavy pattern vacuous not expressing or showing intelligent thought or purpose