| A | B |
|---|
| oct (definition) | eight |
| nov (definition) | nine, nineth, new |
| octagon (definition) | a shape having eight angles and eight sides |
| octagon (sentence) | The stop sign at the end of our street has an ___ shape. |
| octennial (definition) | occurring every eight years |
| octennial (sentence) | The comet was celebrated on its __ visit, after appearing 8 years ago. |
| octopod (definition) | any eight-armed sea animal having eight arms |
| octopod (sentence) | I'm so afraid of any __ after seeing the movie "The Kracken"! |
| novel (noun definition) | a work of fiction of considerable length |
| novel (noun sentence) | Jake bought a ___ called Hunger Games, which he read in one week. |
| novel (adjective definition) | new and not resembling something previously known or used |
| novel (adjective sentence) | Silence in the class was such a ___ idea, that the teacher was surprised. |
| novice (definition) | a beginner |
| novice (sentence) | Although Nick was a ___ at baseball, he wanted to play in the majors. |
| novelty (definition) | something new and unusual |
| novelty (sentence) | American Idol is no longer a ___, because many shows have copied its format. |
| renovate (definition) | to restore to an early state |
| renovate (sentence) | Tim the Tool man tried to ___ the bathroom but wrecked it instead. |
