| A | B |
|---|
| tom | to cut |
| anatomy | cutting open to study form |
| atom | smallest piece you can't cut smaller |
| atomizer | spray, makes things into atoms |
| dichotomy | to cut in two/ two points of view |
| gasterectomy | to cut out a part of the stomach |
| lobotomy | to cut out a part of the brain |
| phlebotomy | to cut out a vein |
| tonsillectomy | to cut out the tonsills |
| trachetomy | to cut open the throat so a person can breathe |
| pod | foot |
| antipodes | opposite sides, like the North & South Poles |
| arthr | joint |
| arthropod | jointed foot insects, like ants |
| chiropodist | foot doctor |
| podiatrist | foot doctor |
| dipody | line of poetry with two beats |
| podium | place to stand when you give a speech |
| tripod | anything with three legs or feet |
| unipod | one leg or one foot |
| pseudopod | marine animals with a false type of foot |
| homo | same |
| hetero | different |
| homochromatic | same color |
| heterocromatic | different colors |
| homogenous | beginning from the same-all similiar |
| heterogeneous | beginning from different/ not all same |
| homology | study of how things are same |
| heterology | study of how things are different |
| homonym | words that sound the same/ I & eye |
| heteronym | words that sound different/ today I read: yesterday I read. |
| homocentric | same center/ like a target or orbit |
| heteroclite | someone who has values differnt from society |
| heterodox | ideas opposite to the rules |
| orthodox | odeas strictly obedient to the rules |
