spect (to look)
One who watches; an onlooker.
Spectator
One "form" or style of clothing such as worn by firemen.
Uniform
Goods brought into a country from another country to be sold.
Import
Adjective: having the power to attract, alluring, and inviting.
Attractive
A book containing the words of language explained.
Dictionary
The prospect of good to come, anticipation.
Expectation
One who does not conform. Everyone is moving to the left and there is one student who is moving to the right.
Nonconformist
One who carries burdens; one who carries loads.
Porter
A powerful motor vehicle for pulling heavy loads on a farm.
Tractor
A speaking against; a denial
Contradiction
To regard with suspicion and mistrust.
Suspect
To form or make anew; to reclaim.
Reform
To remove from one place to another.
Transport
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
Verb: to esteem
Noun: regard deference
Literally: to look again
Respect
To change into another substance, change of form.
Transform
To give an account of.
Report
An agreement, literally to draw together.
Contract
An order proclaimed by an authority.
Edict
Looking around; watchful; prudent
Circumspect
Disfigurement; spoiling the shape
Deform/Deformity
A case for carrying loose papers/ A set of drawings usually bound in book form or loose in a folder.
Portfolio
To take apart from the rest; to deduct.
Subtract
To charge with a crime.
Indict
Pronounced: in-dit (long i and the c is silent)