Lesson 13+14 Emotions

Question 1

pro

Answer 1

latin root

“before”, “for”

Question 2

procrastinate

Answer 2

verb

1. to put off doing something; to delay needlessly

Question 3

prodigal

Answer 3

adjective

1. recklessly wasteful; extravagant
2. profuse; lavish

noun
1. a spendthrift

Question 4

prodigy

Answer 4

noun

1. a person with exceptional talent or powers

Question 5

profane

Answer 5

adjective

1. showing disrespect toward God or sacred things
2. nonreligious in subject, form, or use.

transitive verb
1. to treat with irreverence

Question 6

profuse

Answer 6

adjective

1. plentiful, prodigal, overflowing; giving abundantly

Question 7

jocus

Answer 7

latin root

“joke”

Question 8

jeopardy

Answer 8

noun

1. danger; peril

Question 9

jocular

Answer 9

adjective

1. joking; avoiding seriousness

Question 10

suavis

Answer 10

latin root

“delightful”

Question 11

assauge

Answer 11

transitive verb

1. to soothe; to make less severe; to satisfy

Question 12

suave

Answer 12

adjective

1. soothe in social manner

Question 13

festus

Answer 13

latin root

“festive”

Question 14

festoon

Answer 14

noun
1. a decorative chain of flowers, leaves, or ribbons hung in a curve

transitive verb
1. to decorate with hanging ornaments

Question 15

fete

Answer 15

noun
1. a party or festival, especially one held out of doors

transitive verb
1. to give a party in someone’s honor