W.O.T.W.
This word means home.
What is abode.
This classic word means calm and peaceful.
What is serene.
Flashback: Give the roots for again, two, over, under, and before.
What are re, bi, super, sub, and pre.
These two idioms mean you are in trouble.
What is in hot water and behind the eight ball.
Using your knowledge of Greek/Latin roots give the definition of circumambulate.
What is to walk around something.
This word means to steal.
What is pilfer.
This word means facial expression.
What is countenance.
This Greek/Latin root means to build.
What is struct.
These two idioms mean the most important person.
What are the big cheese and the top dog.
This W.O.T.W. is also a popular kind of party where nobody gets any sleep.
What is a slumber party.
This word means a wild uproar and this word means messy.
What is pandemonium and disheveled.
This classic word means deep; great significance.
What is profound.
This Greek/Latin root means environment/house.
What is ec(o).
The idiom all ears means_____________. and the idiom all thumbs means _________________.
What is I'm listening and I'm clumsy.
This W.O.T.W. and this Greek/Latin root both mean to walk.
What is amble and ambul/ambl.
This word means a lover of words and this one means a word detective.
What is lexophile and word sleuth.
This classic word means obvious.
What is manifest.
This Greek/Latin root means feet.
What is pod/ped.
This idiom means that you are studying hard, while this idiom means you got the right answer.
What is hit the books and hit the nail on the head.
The ______________ workers had great __________ for their many sick patients and cared for them around the clock.
What are essential and compassion.
This word means you have a natural talent for something.
What is aptitude.
This classic word means hateful and this classic word means wicked; villainous.
What is odious and nefarious.
Flashback! Give the meanings for the following Greek/Latin roots.
inter, semi, sym, mal, bene, and circum
What is between, half, together, bad, good, and around.
This idiom means that you need to think about something overnight before you decide.
What is sleep on it.
Define these two classic words:
acute, prodigious
What are:
acute: sharp
prodigious: huge; marvelous