| A | B |
| CAPUT, CAPITIS | head |
| capitalist | a person who invests personal wealth in business; a very wealthy person |
| capitulation | surrender; ending resistance |
| decapitate | to behead |
| precipice | a very steep face of a cliff or rock; the edge of a dangerous situation |
| precipitate | to throw down from a great height |
| precipitate | to make happen suddenly or quickly |
| recapitulation | a restatement of a main idea; a summary of concise review |
| CEREBRUM | brain |
| cerebral | pertaining to the brain; intellectual |
| cerebration | the action of thinking |
| FACIES | face, form, shape |
| deface | to spoil or mar the surface of (something) |
| efface | to wipe out; to obliterate |
| efface | to make oneself less conspicuous |
| facade | the face of a building or something else (esp. a false front) |
| facet | one of many side of a cut stone or situation or tooth! |
| FRONTIS, FRONS | forehead, face |
| affront | to insult intentionally; to embarrass |
| confront | to come directly in front of; to face with defiance or hostility |
| effrontery | audacity; insulting or flippant boldness |