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All 29 terms

TermDefinition
Corruptchange (“broken to pieces”) from good to bad; vicious
Disruptbreak apart; cause disorder
Eruptburst or break out
Incorruptibleinflexibly honest; incapable of being corrupted or bribed
Interruptbreak into or between; hinder; stop
Rupture1. breaking; break, 2. Hostility
RUPTbreak, burst
CIDEkilling, killer
Biocidesubstance that destroys living microorganisms
Fratricideact of killing one’s brother
Genocidedeliberate extermination of a racial or cultural group
Germicidesubstance that kills germs
Homicidekilling of one human being by another
Infanticideact of killing an infant
Matricideact of killing one’s mother
Patricideact of killing one’s father
Pesticidesubstance that kills rats, insects, etc.
Regicideact of killing a king
Sorrocideact of killing one’s sister
Suicideact of killing one’s self
Tyrannicideact of killing a tyrant/dictator
STRICT/STRINGbind, draw tight
Astringenta substance that causes the contraction of body tissues, typically used to protect the skin and to reduce bleeding from minor abrasions
Constrictdraw together; render narrower; shrink
Restrict: keep within limits (literally, “keep back”); confine
Strictureadverse criticism (literally, “tightening”); censure
Stringentstrict (literally, “binding tight”); rigid; severe
Unrestricted1. Not confined within bounds; free; 2. Open to all
Herbicidesubstance that kills plants

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Terms 29
Creator martabean
Created February 25, 2008
Groups None
Subjects murray, rupt, cide, strict
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  1. Stringent strict (literally, “binding tight”); rigid; severe - 11 misses
  2. Rupture 1. breaking; break, 2. Hostility - 10 misses
  3. Incorruptible inflexibly honest; incapable of being corrupted or bribed - 10 misses
  4. Stricture adverse criticism (literally, “tightening”); censure - 10 misses
  5. Tyrannicide act of killing a tyrant/dictator - 6 misses
  6. Disrupt break apart; cause disorder - 6 misses
  7. STRICT/STRING bind, draw tight - 5 misses