Spect (to look)
One who watches; an onlooker
Spectator
goods brought into a country from another country to be sold
import
Adjective: having power to attract, alluring; inviting
attractive
a book containing the words of a language explained
dictionary
a system of doing business by trusting that a person will pay at a later date for goods or services
credit
The prospect of good to come; anticipation
prospect
one who carries burdens for hire
porter
a powerful motor vehicle for pulling farm machinery, heavy loads
tractor
a speaking against, a denial
contradict
a set of beliefs or principles
credo
verb: to esteem; Noun: regard, deference; Literally: to look again
respect
to remove from one place to another
deport
the power to grip or hold to a surface while moving, without slipping
traction
a blessing, often at the end of a worship service
benediction
unbelievable
incredible
to look at something closely
inspect
to give an account of
report
an agreement: literally, to draw together
contract
an order proclaimed by an authority
dictation
verb, prefix meaning "not"; word means to damage the good reputation of
discredit
looking around, watchful, prudent
circumspect
a case for carrying loose papers
portfolio
to take apart from the rest, to deduct
detract
to charge with a crime
indict
an adjective, prefix ac, word meaning officially recognized by
accredit