Latin Roots: Pedis, Pes-Plus, Pluris

Question 0

Pellere, pulsus

Compel

Answer 0

Definition: to drive, driven
Compel: to force someone to do something

Question 1

Pedis, ped

Expedition

Answer 1

Definition: foot
Expedition: a journey taken with specific purpose

Question 2

Pendere, pensare, pendulus

Compendium

Answer 2

Definition: to weigh, hang, weight
Compendium: a group of things gathered into one cohesive presentation

Question 3

Petere

Impetuous

Answer 3

Definition: to rush at, seek
Impetuous: describing someone who acts quickly and carelessly

Question 4

Placare, placidus, placere

Placate

Answer 4

Definition: to soothe, gentle, to please
Placate: to give in to demands in order to pacify or calm someone

Question 5

Plaudere, plauseum

Plaudit

Answer 5

Definition: to clap, applaud
Plaudit: applause

Question 6

Plenus

Replenish

Answer 6

Definition: full
Replenish: to refill with important items

Question 7

Plere, pletum

Expletive

Answer 7

Definition: to fill
Expletive: a syllable, word, or phrase uttered in situations of distress

Question 8

Plicare, plicatum, plicit, ply

Implicate

Answer 8

Definition: to fold
Implicate: to suggest or prove that someone or something is involved to or connected to someone or something else

Question 9

Plus, pluris

More

Answer 9

Definition: more
Plurality: the state of being plural