AQUA-
adj. Living in or having to do with water
AQUATIC
n. An instrument for making distant things look closer and larger
TELESCOPE
n. Space traveler
ASTRONAUT
adj. Occuring in half a year, every six months.
SEMIANNUAL
n. A large area of land, a region; a settlement or country
TERRITORY
adj. A blueish-greenish color
AQUAMARINE
n. A broadcast by television
TELECAST
n. An expert in or student of astronomy.
ASTRONOMER
n. A punctuation mark that signals a break in a sentence, halfway between the full stop of a period and the short pause of a comma
SEMICOLON
n. Land or ground
TERRAIN
n. The science of raising plants and animals in water
AQUACULTURE
n. An instrument invented in 1837 by Samuel Morse that used electricity passing through wires to send messages over distances
TELEGRAPH
n. The branch of science for the study of planets, stars, and space
ASTRONOMY
adj. Half or partly awake, not fully conscious, in a daze.
SEMICONSCIOUS
n. A large sea between two continents, southern Europe and northern Africa
MEDITERRANEAN
n. A water-filled enclosure in which aquatic animals are kept
AQUARIUM
n. Selling by telephone
TELEMARKETING
adj. Extremely large, huge
ASTRONOMICAL
adj. Having only part of the value of a precious gemstone
SEMIPRECIOUS
adj. Under the earth
SUBTERRANEAN
n. the 11th sign of the zodiac in astrology consisting of a constellation south of Pegasus pictured as a man pouring water
AQUARIUS
n. A meeting at which people see and talk to each other using long distance devices, such as telephones, televisions, and computers
TELECONFERENCE
n. An expert in or student of astrophysics
ASTROPHYSICS
adj. Requiring good clothes rather than play clothes
SEMIFORMAL
n. An area of ground on the side of a hill that has a flattened top in order to grow things
TERRACE