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This Greek root word means life.
Sometimes, especially when driving on the back roads next the vineyards and orchards, you might get stuck behind this type of vehicle.
What is a TRACTOR?
Happy and sad are this noun, defined as a word with a meaning that is opposite to the meaning of another word.
What is ANTONYM?
This science expertise is all about studying things that are alive, like plants and animals.
What is BIOLOGY?
The ancient Greeks could be described by this adjective; they had a God for everything!
What is POLYTHEISTIC?
This Latin root word means more.
What is PLUR?
You need this noun in order to accomplish your goals in life.
What is MOTIVATION?
Not to be confused with synonyms, this noun is defined as a word that is spelled and pronounced like another word but is different in meaning. For instance: I couldn't bear to see the bear suffer.
What is HOMONYM?
What is BIOGRAPHY?
Southern California is this type of noun. It has LA, Long Beach, and San Diego!
What is a MEGALOPOLIS?
There are two Greek root words that mean many.
What are MULTI and POLY?
Dropping your phone and cracking the screen is a sure fire way to this verb from your phone's value.
What is DETRACT?
The CIA, NASA, FBI, and LUSD are just a few examples of this noun.
What is ACRONYM?
You know Ms. Petrie is this noun. Just take a look at her classroom library!
What is a BIBLIOPHILE?
Ugh, not again...
What is MONOTONOUS?
There are THREE Latin root words that mean stretch or give.
What are TEND, TENS, and TENT?
When there's too much of this noun in a movie, you might need to press pause and take a break to relax.
What is TENSION?
You will stay this adjective if you ever post something on the StopIt app.
What is ANONYMOUS?
These nouns are such tiny particles that you cannot see them individually.
What are PHOTONs?
You might be seeking this noun if you like to be left alone on purpose.
What is SOLITUDE?
Did somebody say my name? Oh, you just said this Greek root word that means name...
What is ONYM.
This adjective might be difficult to pronounce, but could be used to describe heated debates on the basketball court when players disagree on a call.
What is CONTENTIOUS?
Being welcoming and accommodating to guests and visitors is an example of this adjective.
What is HOSPITABLE?
In a class studying this noun, you might discuss things like What is the purpose of life? Why are we here?
What is PHILOSOPHY?
"To be or not to be," is a famous one of these nouns from the play "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare.
What is MONOLOGUE?