Don't Nod Out!
Latin root Loqui or Locutus
Get Moving
Latin root Vox or Vocare
Greek prefix Epi
100

lacking in energy or interest

Listless

100

The use of more words than necessary to express something

Circumlocution

100

To move or go up

Ascend

100

To take away or to cancel

Revoke

100

A short speech or piece of writing added to the end of a play, story or poem

Epilogue

200

Slow or tired

Lethargic

200

Language used in everyday informal conversation

Colloquial

200

To come from or out of something

Emanate

200

To annoy someone and make the person angry

Provoke

200

An insulting word or phrase

Epithet

300

Lacking in mental or physical energy

Torpor

300

An expressive, clear, and persuasive way of speaking

Eloquent

300

To distribute or spread something, especially information

Disseminate

300

To recommend an idea or a plan strongly

Advocate

300

A short, witty saying

Epigram

400

Calm and not hurried

Sedate

400

Tending to talk alot

Loquacious

400

To drive or push something foward

Propel

400

Noisy and talkative

Vociferous

400

A sudden, widespread occurrence of something, such as a disease

Epidemic

500

Pleasantly weary

Languorous

500

A speech given by one person

Soliloquy

500

To move something carefully into a particular position

Maneuver

500

Unchangeable, or unable to be undone

Irrevocable

500

The outermost layer of skin

Epidermis

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