| A | B |
|---|
| bibli | book |
| cac | bad |
| dox, dog | opinion, teaching |
| gastr | stomach |
| ger, geront | old age, old people |
| hipp | horse |
| idi | one's own, peculiar |
| pha(n) | to show, to appear |
| techn | art, skill, craft |
| top | place |
| tox | poison |
| zo | animal |
| technicality | something meaningful or relevant only to a specialist |
| bible | a book considered authoritative in its field |
| hippodrome | a stadium with an oval track used for horse and chariot races |
| zoophytes | animals that attach to surfaces, having the appearance of plants |
| geriatrics | medical study of the biological process and the treatment of aging |
| phantasmagoria | a shifting in the succession of things seen or imagined |
| ectopic | occurring or originating in an abnormal place |
| dogmatic | the expression of beliefs in an authoritative, arrogant way |
| idiocy | great foolishness or stupidity |
| gastronomy | the art or science of good eating |
| cacodyl | liquid comound that undergoes spontaneous combustion in dry air |
| toxemia | a condition in which the blood contains toxins |
| toponym | place-name |
| gerontic | of or relating to old age |
| utopia | a place of ideal perfection |
| zoology | science that deals with animals |
| idiom | an expression in the usage of a language whose meaning cannot be |
| idiosyncracy | characteristic peculiarity of habit or structure |
