1.
a haunt: purlieu
2.
ab: away
3.
adumbration: foreshadow
4.
adventitious: accidental
5.
aedes: dwelling
6.
ager: field
7.
alt: high
8.
ambul: walk
9.
amphi: both
10.
an assorted collection: omnium gatherum
11.
an obsequious parasite: sycophant
12.
anim: mind
13.
apothegm: a pithy saying
14.
aristocratic: patrician
15.
auto da fe: burning of a heretic
16.
ball: throw
17.
beautiful sound: euphony
18.
by chance: fortuitous
19.
cad: fall
20.
cenotaph: empty tomb
21.
circle with a circle: epicycle
22.
clar: clear
23.
contiguous: touching
24.
contra: against
25.
crea: create
26.
cupidity: greed
27.
curs: run
28.
cycl: circle
29.
de: down
30.
demo: people
31.
dicho: in two parts
32.
dictum: pronouncement
33.
difficult to understand: abstruse
34.
dis: away/not
35.
disgusting: odious
36.
dishabille: partially dressed
37.
disquisition: formal discussion
38.
double meaning: amphiboly
39.
eclectic: from various sources
40.
ego: I
41.
egregious: blatant
42.
en: in
43.
encomium: enthusiastic praise
44.
epi: on/upon
45.
esculent: edible
46.
eu: good
47.
euthanasia: painless death, mercy killing
48.
expunge: completely remove
49.
extraneous: from outside
50.
extremely generous: munificent
51.
faithless person: nullifidian
52.
false: specious
53.
farewell speech: valediction
54.
favorably disposed: propitious
55.
fiercely savage: truculent
56.
fin: end
57.
flag: whip
58.
fract: break
59.
friendly and kind: affable
60.
from before the Flood!: antediluvian
61.
fulg: shine/flash
62.
fundus: bottom
63.
funeral ceremonies: obsequies
64.
fus: pour
65.
greg: group
66.
hebetude: dullness
67.
hedon: pleasure
68.
hyper: over
69.
icon: image
70.
idio: peculiar
71.
impudicity: shamelessness
72.
impunity: exemption from punishment
73.
incruously different: disparate
74.
infancy: incunabula
75.
intense desire: concupiscence
76.
internecine: mutually destructive
77.
juven: young
78.
language peculiar to a group: idiom
79.
lav: wash
80.
lingu: tongue
81.
loud outcry: clamor
82.
low class: declasse
83.
lum: light
84.
man: hand
85.
megal: large
86.
mend: flaw
87.
mendacious: untruthful
88.
mendicant: a beggar
89.
miscreant: evil unbeliever
90.
miso: hatred
91.
mony: condition
92.
mord: death
93.
moribund: dying
94.
moving from a distance: telekinesis
95.
multi: many
96.
necro: death
97.
neuro: nerve
98.
noct: night
99.
null: none
100.
numin: deity
101.
numinous: supernatural
102.
ob: against
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obsequious: servile
104.
obtrusive: offensively interfering
105.
omni: all
106.
onto: organism/being
107.
ostentatious: showy
108.
overly discriminating: fastidious
109.
painting of a night scene: nocturne
110.
pan: all
111.
panegyric: elaborate eulogy
112.
paragon: excellent model
113.
part: equal
114.
patein: to walk
115.
pecuni: money
116.
penchant: an intense liking
117.
pend: hang
118.
per: through
119.
peri: near/around
120.
perplexed: nonplused
121.
phan: appearance
122.
phobia: fear
123.
pisc: fish
124.
poor: impecunious
125.
pos: put
126.
pro: forward
127.
prob: test
128.
prope: near
129.
propinquity: nearness
130.
psych: soul
131.
puer: boy
132.
puerilism: childishness
133.
pugn: fight
134.
pungent: sharp
135.
punt: point
136.
pusill: tiny
137.
pyro: fire
138.
quis: search
139.
recidivism: chronic relapse
140.
recondite: abstruse
141.
refulgent: shining
142.
rejuvenate: make young again
143.
relating to fish: piscine
144.
retro: backward
145.
risible: laughable
146.
rogat: ask
147.
sacerdotal: priestly
148.
sacro: holy
149.
sadly thoughtful: pensive
150.
sagacity: discerning wisdom
151.
salubrious: healthful
152.
scend: climb
153.
scholarly: erudite
154.
sharp reprimand: rebuke
155.
short-lived: ephemeral
156.
solicitude: state of concern
157.
sophist: a specious reasoner
158.
soporific: sleep-inducing
159.
spec: look
160.
stasis: stand
161.
state dominance: hegemony
162.
stereo: solid
163.
stigma: mark
164.
Sybarite: a devotee of luxury
165.
syn: together
166.
taph: tomb
167.
tele: far
168.
tempor: time
169.
ten: hold
170.
terr: land
171.
to cut short: truncate
172.
to elaborate: expatiate
173.
to ridicule institution: iconoclasm
174.
to seclude: cloister
175.
to stain someone's reputation: stigmatize
176.
to violently criticize: inveigh
177.
to whip: flagellate
178.
tract: pull
179.
trans: across
180.
tri: three
181.
trivial teaching: pedantry
182.
truthful: veridical
183.
tude: state of
184.
tumere: to swell
185.
two-part division: dichotomy
186.
ululate: to howl
187.
umbra: shadow
188.
unauthentic work: apocrypha
189.
uxor: wife
190.
valetudinarian: sickly person
191.
venial: forgivable
192.
venus: love
193.
vitiate: to corrupt
194.
vituperate: to violently revile
195.
viv: life
196.
witty replies: repartee
197.
xeno: stranger