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| Archeology | The scientific study of history based on the remains of ancient things. |
| Monologue | Entertainment or a long speech given by one person. |
| Pentathalon | An athletic event composed of the long jump, javelin, 200 meter dash, discus, and the 1500 meter run. |
| Multicellular | Consisting of many cells. |
| Bicentennial | Happening once every two hundered years |
| Tripod | A three legged stool of support. |
| Quadriplegic | One who's body is totally paralized from the neck down. |
| Nonagon | A geometric figure having nine sides and nine angles. |
| Multinational | Consisting of many nations. |
| Quadruple | Four times as much. |
| Biathalon | An athletic event that combines cross country skiing and marksmanship. |
| Postpone | To pull of until some later time. |
| Decade | A period of 10 years. |
| Monarch | The sole ruler of a kingdom or empire. |
| Tricycle | A three wheeled vehicle. |
| Polyhedron | A solid figure with many faces. |
| Unicellular | Made up of a single cell; for example: amoeba |
| Octopod | Any cephalopod with eight arms propelled by a funnel-like siphon, which may or may not have a shell, including the octopus and the chambered nautilus. |
| Biannual | Happening twice a year. |
| Octave | The eighth tone on a musical scale. |
| Multipurpose | Something designed for many intended uses. |
| Quadrilateral | Four-sided |
| Multi-millionare | One whose weath amounts to many millions of dollars. |
| Monotonous | Tiresome; dull; having only one tone |
| Dual | Double/two fold |
| Precede | To be or go before |
| Trilogy | A set of 3 related plays, novels, etc. |
| Monopoly | A business that has exclusive rights to a product or service. |
| Astrology | Study of stars to fortell the future. |
| Fraction | A numerical representation of two numbers; A piece broken off |
| Monocle | An eye glass suited for one eye |
| Predict | To fortell; to predict the future |
| Duet | A musical piece for 2 singers or musicians |
| Biology | Science dealing with living things |
| Bilingual | Using two languages. |
| Pentagon | A plane geometric figure of five sides and five angles |
| Fracture | To break |
| Autobiography | Story of ones life written by him/herself |
| Prescribe | To write at the beginning, dictate, order |
| Bimonthly | Happening once every two months. |
| Multicolored | Having many colors. |
| Quintet | A vocal or instrumental composition for five parts. |
| Prefix | A word part attached to the beginning of a word. |
| Multiply | To increase in number; find the product of |
| Unison | Harmonious combination or agreement |
| Decameter | A unit of length equal to ten meters. |
| Pentarchy | A government ruled by five persons. |
| Hexagon | A plane geometric figure of 6 sides and 6 angles. |
| Bisect | To divide or cut into 2 equal parts. |
| Preview | To see beforehand |
| Triple | Consisting of three; three times as much. |
| Multitude | A large number; or host |
| September | The seventh month on the Roman calender; the ninth on the Gregorian calender. |
| Decathon | An athletic contest comprisng of ten different events. |
| Fragment | A part broken off. |
| Chronology | Science of measuring time. |
| Tricentennial | Happening every 300 years. |
| Postmeridian (PM) | The period of time which comes after mid-day (ex. 8:00 p.m) |
| Anonymous | Having or giving no name |
| Synonym | A word having the same meaning as another. |
| Postscript | A note added to a finished letter, book, etc. |
| Geology | Science dealing with the earth's crust. |
| Polygon | A plan geometric figure with more than 4 sides and 4 angles. |
| Quadrant | A quarter section of a circle; 90° |
| Acronym | A word formed from the initial letter or letters of a compound term (Ex. RADAR and SCUBA) |
| Posthumous | Born after the death of |
| Unify | To make one or cause to become one. |
| Fragile | Easily broken |
| Theology | Study of religion/god |
| Bifocals | Eyeglasses with one lens ground focus and a 2nd lens for distant focus. |
| Homonym | A word having the same sound as another, but different in meaning. |
| Pseudonym | A fictitious name. |
| Percent | In, to, for every hundred. |
| Semi-annual | Happening every half year. |
| Biceps | A large muscle having 2 points of origin. |
| Creditor | One to whom money is owed. |
| Autocrat | A ruler with absolute power. |
| Demitasse | A small cup for serving black coffee after dinner. |
| Centipede | A long invertibrate with a pair of legs for each body segment. |
| Hemisphere | Half of a ball or sphere. |
| Autograph | A persons handwritten signature. |
| Antonym | A word having the opposite meaning of another. |
| Extra-terrestrial | Originating or existing outside the earth or its atmosphere (Ex. Aliens and UFO's) |
| Terrarium | An enclosed area for land plants and animals. |
| Telescope | An instrument for viewing distant objects up close. |
| Autopsy | Postmortem examination |
| Incredible | Hard to believe. |
| Automobile | A four wheeled self propelled vehicle. |
| Territory | A geographical area. |
| Quintuplet | A collection of five of a kind; five children born to the same mother at the same birth. |
| Sexgenarian | Someone 60 years old or between 60 and 70 years old. |
| Hexahedron | A sold body having six sides. |
| Terrier | A breed of dog originally used by hunters to dig for smalled furred game, engaging it underground and driving it out. |
| Decalogue | The Ten Commandments given by God to Moses on Mount Sinai |
| Unicorn | A fabulous animal having one horn in the middle of its forhead. |
| Telephone | An instrument for reproducing sounds from a distance. |
| Semi-colon | The punctuation sign (;) indication a seperation less definite than a period and more definite than a comma. |
| Unanimous | Agreement by all concerned: being of one mind. |
| Demigod | A person who's qualities approach the divine |
| Postmortem | Occuring after death. |
| Credible | Capable of being believed. |
| Octogenarian | A person eighty years of age or between eighty and ninety. |
| Sextant | An instrument for measuring the angular distance of the heavenly bodies from the horizon to determine position at sea. |
| Telepathy | Communication from one mind to the other. |
| Semi-precious | Relating to gems which are not ranked with those of the highest value. |
| Sextet | A vocal or instrumental composistion for six parts. |
| Semi-private | Somewhat but not completely private. |
