| A | B | 
|---|
| bibliophile | a lover or collector of books | 
| euphony | agreeable sound | 
| factory | a building where things are made | 
| homogeneous | same or similar nature or kind of something | 
| manual | done by, used by, operated by hands | 
| psychology | the study of mental  process and behavior | 
| respiration | the act of inhaling and exhaling; breathing | 
| soliloquy | thoughts or feelings of a character spoken when alone | 
| transcription | a full written copy; "write across" | 
| transport | to carry from one place to another | 
| psychopath | sufferings, disease, feelings of the mind; a person with antisocial behavior | 
| bibliography | a list of books and other sources used in research | 
| spirometer | a device used for measuring one's breathing | 
| homonym | same name; words with the same sound or same spelling but have different meanings (bat = Halloween symbol; bat = used to strike a ball) | 
| eulogy | study of good; good words about a person spoken at a funeral | 
| bibliomania | a craziness for books | 
| homogenize | to make into parts that are all the same | 
| manacle | something that holds the hands | 
| euphemism | a good or nice phrase for something that isnt so good ("passed away" instead of "died") | 
| deportation | forceful expelling from the country | 
| factual | true, real | 
| ventriloquist | one who speaks not from his/her mouth | 
| psychiatry | the medical practice of treating the mind | 
| inspiration | something that compels one to do something; to put breath in | 
| translucent | letting light pass through | 
| facsimile | something made similar; reproduction; copy | 
| psychedelic | marked by hallucinations, mental distortions | 
| perspire | "breathing through the skin" | 
| biblioklept | a person who steals books | 
| portfolio | a flat carrying case that holds papers | 
| transcontinental | spanning or crossing a continent | 
| homophone | having the same sound but different spelling, origin, meaning (which-witch, pear-pare) | 
| manicure | the care of hands and fingernails |