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Phrases/Idioms1
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100
The Latin root "ped" means this.
What is foot?
100
The Latin root "spec" has this meaning.
What is "look or see"?
100
The Greek root "therm" means this.
What is "heat"?
100
The Latin phrase "e pluribus unum" means "out of _____, one".
What is "many"?
100
This Latin idiom means to do something to the point where you get sick.
What is "ad nauseam"?
200
The Greek root "photo" has this meaning.
What is "light"?
200
The Latin root "rupt" has this meaning.
What is "break"?
200
The Latin root "vis" means this.
What is "see"?
200
The Latin phrase "et cetera" means this.
What is "and others"?
200
The Latin phrase "mea culpa" is used in law and means "my _____".
What is "fault"?
300
The Latin root "orig" means this.
What is "beginning"?
300
The Latin root "sign" means this.
What is "mark"?
300
The Latin root "struct" means this.
What is "build"?
300
The Latin phrase "cogito ergo sum" means "I think, therefore ______.
What is "I am"?
300
The Latin phrase "per diem" means "by the ____".
What is "day"?
400
The Greek root "phil" has this meaning.
What is "love"?
400
The Latin root "strict" means this.
What is "draw tight"?
400
The Latin root "tact" has this meaning?
What is "touch"?
400
This abbreviated Latin phrase means "to improvise" or "make up on the spot".
What is "ad lib"?
400
"Tempus fugit" is a Latin phrase with this meaning.
What is "time flies"?
500
The Latin root "pel" means this.
What is "drive"?
500
The Latin root "san" has this meaning.
What is "health"?
500
The Latin root "trib" has this meaning.
What is "give"?
500
This Latin phrase means "on the other hand".
What is "vice versa"?
500
This Latin phrase means "in good faith" or "genuine".
What is "bona fide"?
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