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These two words mean really happy.
What are jubilant and jovial.
This Classic Word means facial expression.
What is countenance.
This idiom means that you need to use your brain.
What is put your thinking cap on.
This Latin/Greek Stem means two.
What is bi.
This Classic word means resting.
What is repose.
If you do something too quickly you may make mistakes. What two words mean too quickly and mistake.
What are hasty and blunder.
This Classic Word means wicked and villainous.
What is nefarious.
This idiom means that you are lazy and doing nothing.
What is a couch potato.
These two Latin/Greek Stems mean over and under.
What are super and sub.
This idiom means that you are frightened easily.
What is afraid of your own shadow.
These two words mean huge.
What are immense and gargantuan.
This Classic Word means outcry.
What is clamor.
This idiom means you wanted to do something, but you chickened out.
What is cold feet.
These two Latin/Greek Stems both mean before and this one means after.
What are pre, ante, and post.
This Classic Word means unbelievable/skeptical and it has this Latin/Greek Stem in it.
What is incredulous and the stem cred.
This word means delicious and these two words mean that you are really hungry.
What are scrumptious, famished, and ravenous.
This Classic Word means beautifully made.
What is exquisite.
This idiom means that you are jealous.
What is green with envy.
This Latin/Greek Stem means to kill and this one means go.
What are cide and cede.
These two words mean that you are taking your time or fooling around.
What are lollygag and dilly-dally.
These words mean shy, obey, and strange.
What are timid, heed, and bizarre.
This Classic Word means deep insight.
What is profound.
This idiom means you need to study hard.
What is hit the books.
This Latin/Greek Stem means to hear and this one means to write.
What are audi and scrib.
These two Latin/Greek Stems both mean not, but one of them can also mean opposite of or away.
What are un and dis.