CATA: The earthquake caused a catastrophe that would take years to fix.

down, against, completely, intensive, according to

IST: My father took many steps to become a scientist.

one who works in a certain field or has a certain belief

GEN/O/E, GENESIS: The way you look is determined by the combination of genetics from your parents.

birth, production, formation, kind

EXTRA, EXTRO, OUT, ULTRA: Extraverts and extroverts were outdone by ultrapowerful kittens.

outside, beyond, goes beyond, surpasses, exceeds, more than, extreme

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INTER: The intercom system couldn't reach all the interconnected rooms.
smell, scent
place
letter, written
between, among, jointly
2
FUG: He would remain a fugitive until police caught up to him.
abnormal, bad
flee, run away, escape
greatest
not
3
MEGA: The megamouth shark is believed to be extinct.
EQUAL, EQUALLY
TOO MUCH, OVER, EXCESSIVE, BEYOND
EARTH, SOIL, GLOBAL
GREAT, LARGE, MILLION
4
MIGR, MOB, MOT, MOV: Five birds migrated to a new location.
new
five
bad, ill, wrong
move
5
COGN/I: Her cognitive abilities far surpassed her classmates.
DIP, DIVE
KNOW
MALE, MAN
FLESH, MEAT
6
LOC: The location of the gold was unknown.
PLACE
AGAINST, OPPOSITE OF
ONE WHO WORKS IN A CERTAIN FIELD OR HAS A CERTAIN BELIEF
BIRD
7
PED/I/E, POD: I have faith that I can pedal the bicycle.
throw
faith
foot, feet, child
grass, plant
8
CO, CON, COL: The connection between the two people helped them to cooperate.
flesh, meat
no, not, without
before, in front, earlier
with, together, joint
9
ACRO: I hear that many acrobats love the center ring at the circus.
top, height, tip, beginning
hear
center
fear of, horror
10
DERM/A: Your epidermis is what helps you to feel the world around you.
smell, scent
skin
to burn
clear
11
MUT: Chernobyl has created many animal mutations.
give
change
lean
break
12
PENT/A: The Pentagon is a large building.
very small, short, minute, less
between, among, jointly
five
great, large
13
POLY: It takes hard work to understand polygons.
madness, insanity
change
work
many, more than one
14
CLAIM, CLAM: The exclamation point at the end of the sentence showed the excitement the character was feeling.
go, yield
new
shout, speak out
tree
15
NOUN, NUNC: Her ability to enunciate helped her to always pronounce words clearly.
great, large
very small, short, minute, less
declare
personal, peculiar, distinct
16
CATA: The earthquake caused a catastrophe that would take years to fix.
year
death
down, against, completely, intensive, according to
around, about
17
PHOBIA: People who hate eight legged creatures have arachnophobia.
fear of, horror
man, male
down, against, completely, intensive, according to
eight
18
IST: My father took many steps to become a scientist.
to order
to step, to go
father
one who works in a certain field or has a certain belief
19
NAUT: Astronauts for Space X hope to reach Mars within the next decade.
traveler
mother
law
do
20
ART: His artistic ability was clear to everyone.
fear of, horror
clear
heart
skill
21
NEG, NON: The punishment was non-negotiable.
eye, visual condition, sight
dip, dive
light
no, not, without
22
CRYPT/O/I: Bigfoot is considered the most elusive cryptid.
hundred, hundredth
hidden, secret
ship
on, upon, over, among, at, after, to, outside
23
NUMER: Roman numerals are numerous.
around, about
to burn
number
liquid, water
24
MAX: The climax of a story is sometimes the most exciting.
on, upon, over, among, at , after, to, outside
birth, production, formation, kind
not
greatest
25
DON/AT: The blood donor lived alone.
sound
sun, alone
give
faith
26
GEN/O/E, GENESIS: The way you look is determined by the combination of genetics from your parents.
equal, equally
believe
birth, production, formation, kind
tell
27
ANTI: Don't be antisocial, you won't have many friends.
flesh, meat
dip, dive
against, opposite of
many, more than one or two
28
NAT: Being Native American has the benefit of a free college education.
two, twice, once in every two
born
universe
hundred, hundredth
29
DUC/T: The conductor of the orchestra was rated as one of the very best in the world.
lead
center
circle, ring
all, any, everyone
30
PAN: Pangea was the original continent on the Earth.
know
master
faith
all, any, everyone
31
PHON/O/E/Y: The phonograph was something expected to last forever.
angle
sound
harden, to last, lasting
medical care
32
EX: My ex-wife was an exporter of fine jewelry.
flee, run away, escape
from, out, former
ten
center
33
GON: I have to measure all these polygons for my Geometry class.
change
lead
peculiar, personal, distinct
angle
34
METER, METR/Y: The musician used a metronome to help students keep time while playing the piano.
FAST
POWER, ENERGY, STRENGTH
MEASURE
OPPOSITE, CONTRARY, OPPOSING
35
NARR: I love the voice of the narrator in the old How the Grinch Stole Christmas cartoon.
farming
greatest
star, stars, outer space
tell
36
CARDI/O: My cardiologist told me I would need to get a pace maker.
HEART
TO MOVE
MOON
AGAINST, OPPOSITE OF
37
GYN/O/E: Some androgynous people are difficult to determine if they're a boy or girl.
woman, female
join
break
traveler
38
AUD/I/IO: The audio on my television isn't working very well.
do
hear
eye, visual condition, sight
many, more than one or two
39
MIGR, MOB, MOT, MOV: He was motivated to do well in school so he could go to an ivy league college.
WRITING, RECORDING
FROM, OUT, FORMER
MOVE
TOO MUCH, OVER, EXCESSIVE, BEYOND
40
EQU/I: The equation was difficult, so the math teacher had to go over it step by step.
pleasing
circle, ring
declare
equal, equally
41
IMAG: The moon can create many imaginative ideas.
feeling, emotion
angle
moon
likeness
42
MAL/E: Maleficent is a malignancy in the fairy tale realm.
bad, ill, wrong
declare
peculiar, personal, distinct
move
43
OLOGY: The biologist also had a degree in criminology.
body
from, out, former
angle
study of
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OSTEO: People with osteoporosis will need to meet with an osteopath.
life, living matter
skill
in the way, against
bone
45
NAV: The navigator on the Titanic must not have been looking where he was going.
ship
bird
cut, kill
air
46
AUTO: Henry Ford invented the first automobile.
self, same, one
fast
mother
universe
47
MULTI: My tv remote control can do multiple things.
join
many, more than one or two
seven
middle
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AMI/O: He was always an amiable child.
law
hand
love
seven
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EXTRA, EXTRO, OUT, ULTRA: Extraverts and extroverts were outdone by ultrapowerful kittens.
number
outside, beyond, goes beyond, surpasses, exceeds, more than, extreme
woman, female
speak
50
CEDE, CEED, CESS: She would proceed to succeed at kickball during recess.
clear
go, yield
tree
all
51
OMNI: The story was narrated from an omniscient omnivore's point of view.
language, tongue
great, large, million
likeness
all
52
DIA, TRANS: The diagonal line created a transition between the two colors.
through, between, apart, across, beyond
no, not, without
break
grass, plant
53
MAND: I demand that you follow my command.
name
work
ship
to order
54
OCT/A/O: The octopus couldn't draw an octagon.
one, single, alone
free
eight
likeness
55
BIBLI/O: Some bibliophiles lose track of reality.
bone
one hundred, hundredth
book
opposite, contrary, opposing
56
HYPER: Hypertension can lead to a heart attack without medication.
birth, production, formation, kind
lead
study of
to much, over, excessive, beyond
57
CHRON, TEMP/OR: Her father was angry when he realized her tattoo wasn't temporary.
time
ten
good, well
to order
58
AGR/I/O: The death of agriculture causes many sad emotions.
feeling, emotion
farming
death
eye, visual condition, sight
59
CRED: It's credible for many to think there is life in outer space.
star, stars, outer space
sure
believe
foot, feet, child
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NOM/IN: The nominee was nominated by his best friend.
two, twice, once in every two
fast
name
both, on both sides, around
61
LINGU: In college, I had to take a Linguistics class for my English major.
LANGUAGE, TONGUE
WOMAN, FEMALE
THROW
FAITH
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EP/I: The earthquake's epicenter was near Los Angeles.
on, upon, over, among, at, after, to, outside
earth, soil, global
hidden, secret
number
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HEX/A: A hexagon is easy to draw.
six
speak
in the way, against
outside, beyond, goes beyond, surpasses, exceeds, more than, extreme
64
FAC/T: They work in a factory that makes textiles.
AROUND, ABOUT
PEOPLE, RACE
PLACE
MAKE, DO
65
MORT: The obvious joke on Bob's Burgers is the mortician's name, Mort.
death
measure
medical care
moon
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DOMIN: The Patriots will dominate the Titans.
to step, to go
all, any, everyone
master
make, do
67
OB, OP: The opposing team obstructed my view of the field.
in the way, against
both, on both sides, around
hundred, hundredth
two, twice, once in every two
68
HEPT/A: I had difficulty counting the angles in the heptagon.
GREAT, LARGE, MILLION
THOUSAND
OUTSIDE, BEYOND, GOES BEYOND, SURPASSES, EXCEEDS, MORE THAN, EXTREME
SEVEN
69
GRAM: The use of telegrams is quickly fading from our world.
Body
Free
Letter, written
Power, energy, strength
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ANN/ENN, ENN/I, ANNI: The anniversary of measuring my foot was yesterday.
name
foot, feet, child
year
measure
71
ODOR: He needed to use deodorant after the game.
star, stars, outer space
smell, scent
love
sure
72
LUC, LUMIN: People with dementia will sometimes have moments of lucidity where they can remember everything.
light
death
angle
too much, over, excessive, beyond
73
ANTI: The group of students were antisocial and always sat alone at lunch.
down, against, completely intensive, according to
against, opposite of
know
declare
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NOV: The novice player had a novel idea about how to win the game.
new
hundred, hundredth
book
walk, move
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PATER, PATR/I: I love when they air the Maury show dealing with paternity.
father
beside, beyond, abnormal, assistant
air
self, same, one
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PARA: The paranormal researcher disappeared into a parallel universe.
milk
beside, beyond, abnormal, assistant
mother
woman, female
77
BEN/E/I: When you have tumor biopsied, you always want to hear the word benign.
farming
good, well
change
fast
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CLUD, CLUS: I wanted to include everyone in the project.
CLOSE
MASTER
OUTSIDE, BEYOND, GOES BEYOND, SURPASSES, EXCEEDS, MORE THAN, EXTREME
VERY SMALL, SHORT, MINUTE, LESS
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DUR: The toys he received from Santa were quite durable.
letter, written
middle
harden, to last, lasting
between, among, jointly
80
OCU, OP/T/S: The optical illusion was difficult to see.
born
eye, visual condition, sight
sea
thousand
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MAR/I: Maritime laws are less strict than where we live.
bird
sea
cut, kill
circle, ring
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MANIA: The maniac couldn't control his kleptomania.
madness, insanity
death
join
new
83
MERGE, MERS: We toured the bay in a submersible.
MEDICAL CARE
GREAT, LARGE
TREE
DIP, DIVE
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MAN/I/U: I will tell the story of my life in the manuscript.
five
bone
tell
hand
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PATH: I have empathy for all living things.
close
life, living matter
feeling, emotion
through, between, apart, across, beyond
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CIRCUM: I give credit to those who circumnavigate the globe.
many, more than one
around, about
give
bend
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FORM: His deformed hand was caused by a crumbling rock formation.
seven
through, between, apart, across, beyond
shape
name
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GRAT: We left a large gratuity for our waiter.
ABNORMAL, BAD
PLEASING
OPPOSITE, CONTRARY, OPPOSING
DIP, DIVE

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