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Creature Comforts Lessons 7 & 8

Creature Comforts Lessons 7 & 8. By:Madeleine Gianinni Julianna Orrico. Domicile. N. A home; residence. . Domus. <L. “house”. Domestic. Adj. Related to the family or household. Tame; trained to live with humans. Indigenous to a particular country; native. Dominus.

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Creature Comforts Lessons 7 & 8

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  1. Creature ComfortsLessons 7 & 8 By:MadeleineGianinni Julianna Orrico

  2. Domicile • N. A home; residence.

  3. Domus <L. “house”

  4. Domestic • Adj. • Related to the family or household. • Tame; trained to live with humans. • Indigenous to a particular country; native.

  5. Dominus <l. “Head of household,” “Lord,” “Master”

  6. Domain • N. Range of one’s control; territory.

  7. Domineer • Tr. and intr. V. To dominate; to be bossy.

  8. Dominion • N. Control; rule; area of influence.

  9. Dormio, Dormire, Dormivi, Dormitum <L. “to sleep”

  10. Dormant • Adj. asleep; not in an active state.

  11. Somnus <L. “sleep”

  12. Somnambulate • Intr. V. To walk while sleeping.

  13. Somnolent • Adj. • Drowsy; sleepy. • Causing sleep.

  14. Lavo, Lavare, Lavi, Lautum <L. “to wash”

  15. Ablution • N. Washing of the body, especially as a ritual purification.

  16. Deluge • N. A downpour; a great flood. • Tr. V. To flood.

  17. Vestis <L. “garment”

  18. Divest • Tr. V. • To take away something belonging to someone, especially a right, title, or property; to dispossess. • To strip away, especially clothes.

  19. Investure • N. A ceremony in which a person formally receives the authority and symbols of an office.

  20. Travesty • N. An absurd or inferior imitation.

  21. Vestment • N. A garment that indicates position or authority, especially the robes worn by a clergy.

  22. Vested • Adj. • A concern for something from which a person expects to get personal benefit (used with interest). • Dressed, especially in vestments. • Absolute; without question.

  23. Lesson 8

  24. Coquo, Coquere, Coxi, Coctum <L. “to cook”

  25. Concoct • Tr. V. • To mix ingredients, as in cooking. • To invent or devise.

  26. Cuisine • N. A characteristic style of cooking.

  27. Precocious • Adj. Showing unusually early development, especially mentally.

  28. Voro, Vorare, Voravi, Voratum <L. “to devour”

  29. Carnivorous • Adj. Meat eating.

  30. Herbivorous • Adj. Plant eating.

  31. Voracious • Adj. • Extremely hungry; greedy. • Eager for some activity or interest.

  32. Mel, Mellis <L. “honey”

  33. Mellifluous • Adj. Sweet as honey (referring to voice or words).

  34. Sal <L. “salt”

  35. Saline • Adj. Having to do with salt.

  36. Bibo, Bibere, Bibi, Bibitum <L. “to drink”

  37. Imbibe • Tr. V. • To drink. • To absorb; to take in.

  38. Poto, Potare, Potavi, Potum <L. “to drink”

  39. Potable • Adj. Fit to drink.

  40. Potion • N. A liquid for drinking, especially a medicinal, magic, or poisonous drink.

  41. Ludo, Ludere, Lusi, Lusum <L. “to play”

  42. Allude • Intr. V. To make an indirect reference to.

  43. Collusion • N. A secret agreement for a deceitful purpose; conspiracy.

  44. Delusion • N. • A false belief or opinion, especially one held in spite of contradictory evidence. • A deception.

  45. Elude • Tr. V. • To avoid or escape from by cunning; to evade. • To escape detection; to baffle.

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