| A | B |
| ped, pod | foot |
| micro | extremely small |
| scrib, scrip | writing |
| port | carry |
| arch | chief; ruler |
| cent | hundred |
| ven, vent | come; go |
| cide | killing of |
| poten | possessing strenghth; powerful |
| leg | law |
| sol | alone |
| polis, urb | city |
| ish | descriptive/characteristic of |
| ly | done in the manner of |
| age, ance, ence, ship | condition, state, quality of |
| tract | pull; draw |
| circum | around |
| onym | name; word |
| photo | light |
| dem | people |
| podiatry | study and treatment of feet |
| microbiology | science concerned with the study of extremely small organisms |
| proscribe | to prohibit, ban, or outlaw |
| portage | the act of carrying; carrying boats or goods over land from one body of water to another |
| archetype | chief or original model after which other things are patterned |
| centenarian | a person who has reached 100 years old |
| convene | to come together, meet, or assemble |
| genocide | systematic killing of a large group of people |
| potency | vigor, powerfulness, strength, force |
| legacy | money or property that is legally left to people; things handed down from the past |
| soliloquy | the act of speaking to oneself |
| megalopolis | a huge city, often several large, combined cities |
| fetish | an object or idea abnormally adored or worshipped; a compulsion |
| ostensibly | supposedly, apparently, done in a manner to deceive |
| abeyance | postponement, temporary suspension, on hold |
| retraction | the taking back of a statement, opinion, or promise |
| circumspect | careful, proper, cautious, wise, using good judgement |
| acronym | a word formed with the first letters of a phrase or title |
| photosynthesis | the process by which plants produce food from light |
| demagogue | a person who attempts to gain influence by appealing to people's fears and other emotions |