| A | B |
|---|
| amphibious | able to live in two environments (water and land) |
| idiorepulsive | the state of being repelled by one's own qualities |
| cacogastric | having bad or difficult digestion |
| epiphany | an appearance or manifestation, especially of a diety |
| idiomorphic | having a unique or peculiar shape |
| allotherm | an organism whose body temperature is largely determined by its surroundings |
| idiolect | a person's particular way of saying things |
| allochronic | occurring in another time period, not contemporary |
| amphithymia | having depression sometimes and mania at other times |
| amphimicrobe | a microorganism that is sometimes aerobic and sometimes anaerobic |
| cacodermic | bad, pimply, or rough skin |
| allotrophic | gaining nourishment from other organisms |
| epimyth | the moral or central point of a story |
| epicenter | the area directly over an earthquake |
| idiosyncrasy | a (usually odd) way of thinking particular to an individual |
| allogenic | something originating someplace else and brought in |
| cacohydrophobia | an abnormal fear of drinking contaminated water |
| epitome | a condensation, summary, or the embodiment of certain qualities |
| amphichrome | a plant that produces two colors of flowers on the same stalk |
| cacophony | having a bad or displeasing sound |
