| A | B |
| describe | to tell or depict in words, give an account of, |
| inscribed | to mark or engrave words, |
| postscript | something added to a letter after the writer's signature. |
| postscript | words written after the signature of a letter or added as an afterthought to a book or speech , |
| prescribe | to order; direct to order or advise as a medicine or treatment said of a physician, |
| prescription | An authoritative direction. |
| scribble | Hasty, careless writing. |
| script | writing or handwriting of the ordinary cursive form. |
| Scriptural | pertaining to, contained in, or warranted by the Holy Scriptures. |
| scripture | Holy words, especially of the Bible, |
| subscribe | to agree, sign up for, |
| trance | stupor or sleeplike daze, |
| tranquil | Calm |
| tranquility | peace, Calmness. |
| tranquilize | The vet had to ________ the horse in order to move it to the track. |
| tranquilize | To soothe. |
| transatlantic | Situated beyond or on the other side of the Atlantic. |
| transferable | Capable of being conveyed from one person or place to another. |
| transferee | The person to whom a transfer is made. |
| transform | to change form, |
| transfusion | ST poured from one vessel to another. |
| transit | process of moving from one place to another, |
| transition | a change from one way of beingto another, |
| translate | To give the sense or equivalent of in another language or dialect. |
| translator | An interpreter. |
| transmission | The act of sending through or across. |
| transmit | to send from one place to another, to pass on (diseas, indo etc, |
| transmitter | something radiating signals, |
| transparent | Easy to see through or understand. |
| trapeze | horizontal bar suspended by 2 rope & used in gymnastics, |
| trapezoid | quadrilateral with one set of parallel sides, |