Make some noise
To say something that goes against what was previously said.
What is to contradict?
To put thoughts or words into a written form.
What is to transcribe?
This word describes a person who can speak or use multiple languages.
What is multilingual?
The mayor of Munchkinland offered one of these to honor Dorothy.
What is a proclamation?
From the root "contra" meaning "against" and "dic" meaning "to say."
What is contradict?
A loud and confused noise is often referred to as this.
What is clamor?
Fancy or decorative writing.
What is calligraphy?
The study of language and its structure is called this
What is linguistics?
A person who supports a cause.
What is an advocate?
From the roots "pro" meaning "forth" and "clamare" meaning "to cry out."
What is proclamation?
This latin root means "to cry out"
What is "clamere?"
Words carved or written into a surface like on a monument.
What is an inscription?
A term for an informal form or way of speaking.
What is lingo?
To help prove the suspect was wrongly accused.
What is to vindicate
From the roots "in" meaning "not" and "revocare" meaning "to call back."
What is irrevocable?
The guy loudly sharing his opinion could be described with this adjective.
What is vociferous?
An arrangement of natural or/and physical features in an area.
What is topography?
The terms could be described as this used in Mr. Wragge's class
What is lingo?
This verb means to formally accuse someone of a crime.
What is indict?
This adjective with a root of "clamare" describes someone or something that is publicly praised.
What is acclaimed?
The witch uttered one of these as she cursed the village folk.
What is malediction?
From the Greek roots "kallos" (beauty) and "graphein" (to write)
What is calligraphy?
This latin root means "language."
What is "lingua?"
From Latin "vindicatus", meaning "to defend or avenge."
What is vindicate?
This adjective comes from the roots "vox" meaning "voice" and "ferre" meaning "to carry."
What is vociferous?