| A | B |
|---|
| SPECT or SPIC | to see |
| suspect | not able to be trusted; suspicious |
| conspicuous | standing out; unusual |
| respective | corresponding to each person or thing in a series |
| despicable | deserving hatred or disgust |
| TUT or TUI | to guard, watch over, look at |
| tutelage | instruction and guardianship |
| intuitive | understood without logic or rational knowledge |
| OCUL | eye |
| ocular | having to do with the eye |
| inoculate | to protect against disease, error, or harm |
| VIS or VID | to see; to look at |
| advisable | appropriate to do; sensible |
| revise | to make corrections to; edit or redo |
| evident | clearly visible; obvious |
| vista | a broad view; outlook |
