| A | B |
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| cant | sing |
| incantation | a use of spells or verbal charms spoken or sung as part of a ritual of magic |
| cantor | an official of a Jewish synangogue who sings or chants the music of the services and leads the congregation in prayer |
| descant | An additional melody sung above the principal melody |
| lud/lus | to play |
| allude | to refer broadly or indirectly |
| collusion | a secret agreement or conspiracy for an illegal or deceptive purpose |
| ludicrous | laughable behavior because of clear absurdity, falseness or foolishness |
| prelude | the performance, action, event, or piece of music that precedes and prepares for the more important thing that follows |
| phan/phen | to appear or seem pr to present to the mind |
| phantasm | an illusion or a ghost produced by imagination or creative invention |
| phantasmagoria | a shifting succession of things seen or imagined |
| phenomenon | a fact or event observed or known with the senses. |
| diaphanous | transparent |
| turb | to throw into confusion or upset |
| perturb | to upset, confuse, disarrange |
| turbine | a rotary engine with blades made to turn and generate power by a current of water, steam, or air under pressure |
| turbulent | stirred up, agitated |
| turbid | thick or murky, especially with churned-up sediment |
| volu/volv | to roll, wind, turn around, or twist around |
| devolution | the transfer of rights, powers, property, or responsibiltyto others from the central to local government |
| evolution | the process of change from a lower, simpler, or worse state to one that is higher, more complex or better |
| vuluble | Speaking readily and rapidly; talkative |
| fac/fec/fic | to make or to do |
| confection | a sweet food or fancy dish prepared from a variety of ingredients. |
| facile | easliy accomplished |
| olfactory | having to do with the sense of smell |
| ut/us | to use, make use of, employ |
| usfruct | the right to use or enjoy something |
| usury | the lending of money with a fee charged for its use, especially lending for an unusually high fee. |
| utilitarian | Aiming at usefulness rather than beauty |
| utility | usefulness. |
| muse | a source of inspiration; a guiding spirit |
| iridecent | Having a glowing, rainbowlike play of color that seems to change as the light shifts |
| mausoleum | a large tomb, especially one built aboveground with shelves for the dead. |
| mentor | a trusted counselor, guide, tutor or coach |
| narcissism | extreme self-centeredness or fascination with oneself |
| tantalize | to tease or torment by offering something desireable |
| thespian | an actor |
| zephyr | a gentle breeze |
