| Term | Definition |
|---|
| accredit | to put or bring into credit, to set forth as credible; to vouch for, sanction, or countance |
| concredit | to entrust,confide, commit (to a person, into his hands, etc); to give into his charge |
| cred, creedal | pertaining to or charicterized by a creed, or a formula of religious belief |
| cred | believe |
| fall/fals | decieve |
| fallacy | a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning |
| falsify | to alter so as to be false: to make incorrect; to misrepresent; to prove false |
| fallacious | contianing or based on a fallacy; "_____ reasoning", "an unsound arguement" |
| addictionology | the study and treatment of addictions |
| aerologist | a specialist in the branch of meteorology concerned with the study of air, especially in the upper atmosphere |
| acuology | the study of the use of needles for therapeutic purposes as in acupuncture |
| cheirosopher, chirosopher | someone who has exstensive knowledge about hands |
| misosophist | on who hates wisdom or learning |
| soph | wise |
| log/logo/ology | word, study, speech |
| gymnosophist | member of a Hindu sect practicing gymnosophy (especially nudism |
| viv/vita/vivi | alive/life |
| antivivisection | opposition to the sue of livbing animals for experimentation |
| bon vivant | a person who is devoted to refine semsuous enjoyment especially good food and drink |
| convival | occupied with or fond of the pleasures of good company |
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