| A | B |
|---|
| plico, plicare, plicavi, plicatum | to fold |
| complicity | participation with another in an act that is or seems to be deceitful |
| duplicity | decietfulness in speech or conduct; double dealing...being physically or numnerically double or two fold; doubleness |
| explicate | to make clear to explain thoroughly often in a literary context |
| explicit | definite stated in detail leaving nothing to be guessed at outspoken |
| exploit | a notable or heroic deed..to use to the greatest advantage..to make use of selfishly or unethically..to publicize |
| imply | to indicate indirectly; to hint..to require as a necessary condition |
| ploy | a tactic intended to frusturate embarras or gain an advantage over an opponent |
| ply | to use a tool or weapon vigorously to work at a trade...to offer something persistently...the thickness or cloth yarn or rope..wood layered wtih crosswine grain |
| supplicate | to ask humbly or earnestly for as in praying to beseech |
| prehendo. prehendere. prehendi. prehensum | to catch to seize to grasp |
| apprehend | to arrest ..to grasp mentally to understand..to anticipate with anxiety |
| comprise | to consist of to contain |
| entrepreneur | a person who organizes operates and assumes the risk for business ventures |
| impregnable | strong enough to resist attack of capture as a fortress ..not to be outweighed or overcrome in a argument |
| reprehend | to reprimand reprove or express disapproval |
| reprisal | an action or act of retaliation against someone for injuries recieved |
| manus | "to hand" |
| emancipate | to free from restraint or influence ..to free (a slave) from bondage |
| manacle | a device for confining the hands handcuffs.....anything that constrains...to restrain as with manacldes |
| mandate | a formal ordwer from a higher court; an authoritative comman order or injunction |
| manifest | clearly apparent to sight or understand ; obvious...to show plainly to reveal...to prove...a list of cargo or passengers |
| manipulate | to use or handle skillfully..to manage with devious skill, or to adjust to suit one;s purposes |
| dextra | "right hand" |
| dexterity | skill in the use of the hands or body. adroitness..mental skill or adroitness;cleverness |
| ambidextrous | able to use either hand equally well |
| digitus | "finger" |
| digital | relationg to a finger or to a unit of measure (3/4 inch) the breadth of a finger....referring to a numerical system for encoding data |
| :flecto flectere flexi flexum | "to bend" |
| deflect | to turn asisde ...to swerve or turn aside |
| genuflect | to bend the knee in a kneelihng or half-kneeling position to express reverence or respect |
| inflection | an alteration of pitch or tone of the voice....in grammar an alteration of the form of a word to show diff. grammatical or syntatical relationships |
| reflection | the act or condition of being thrown back...something thrown back, as lights, heat, sound or an image..discredit indirect reprouach..deep thought |
| rapio rapere rapui raptum | "to snatch" |
| rapacious | excessively grasping or greedy..given to seizing for plunder or as prey |
| rapt | givinig one;s complete attenting...overcome with emotino completely filled with joy |
| surreptitious | done secretly without approval |
| pes pedis | "foot" |
| expedient | appropriate to a purpose or useful in achieving a goal..a means to an end |
| expedite | to help or hurry the progress of something...or business to perform business quickly |
| impede | to hinder;to block the way of |
| pedigree | a line or list of ancestors especially ofa distunguished kind..a recorded line of descent showing pure breeding of animals |
| pedometer | a device that calculates distnace traveled by counting the number of steps taken |
| peon | a poor laborer or farm worker of Latin America or the Southwestern U.s especially one bound to a landlord or creditor |
| pous podos | "foot' |
| antipodes | any two places on opposite sides of the earth..soemthing that is exact opposite of or contrar y to something else |
| podiatry | the study and treatment of foot ailments |
| podium | an elevated platform for an orchestra conductor or lecturer; a dais |
| gradior gradi gressum | "to step" "to walk" |
| aggresion | the act or habit of launching attacks; invasion...hostile action or behavior |
| degradation | reduction in rank or status especially of office or dignity..lowering or moral or intellectual character..disgrace ; dishonor |
| digress | to stray from the main topic in writing or speaking ; to turn aside |
| gradation | a systematic progression through a series of stages |
| gradient | an icline or slope; the rate of incline |
| regress | to go back; to return to a former or less developed condition |
| Ambulo, Ambulare, Ambulavi, Ambulatum | "to walk around" |
| ambulatory | able to walk about..pertaining to walking..a place for walking an arcade a clositer... |
| preamble | a preliminary statement in speech or writing; an introductory part |
| calcitro. calcitrare, calcitravi, calcitratum | "to kick" |
| recalcitrant | stubbornly resistant to authority or guidance...hard to manage |
| sto stare steti statum | "to stand" |
| statio stationis | "a standing" "a standing postiong" |
| sisto sister steti | "to cause to stand" 'to put" "to place" |
| constituent | serving as necessary part of a whole...a voter of a district represented by an elected official |
| desist | to cease doing something; to forbear, to abstain (often used with) |
| destitue | altogether lacking..poverty stricken |
| interstice | intervening space; a chink ; a crevice |
| obstinate | very stubborn; inflexible..difficult to control or subdue |
| oust | to force out of a position or place |
| prostitute | to sell oneself or one's talents to an unworthy cause |
| restitution | restoration of a thing to its proper owner or its original state..repayment or repair for injury or damage |
| restive | uneasy; restless..unruly |
| stance | the position of the body and feet while standing...an emotional or mental attitude |
| static | at rest unmoving..pretaining to elctrical charages ..interference in radio and t.v signals as a result of electircal disturbances |
| subsist | to excist; to be..to be sustained to live |
