| {corpuscle} | cor´pus-cle of the blood |
| {continuity} | con-ti-nu´i-ty of his arguments |
| {centigrade} | cen´ti-grade thermometer |
| {contemptible} | con-tempt´i-ble behavior |
| {inflammation} | in-flam-ma´tion of the wound |
| {colonies} | col´o-nies of Great Britain |
| {contemporaneous} | con-tem-po-ra´ne-ous authors |
| {feign} | feign or pretend sleep |
| {fertilizing} | fer´til-iz-ing the soil |
| {fief} | fief of feudal days |
| {hypnotize} | hyp´no-tize the man |
| {illegal} | il-le´gal sale of liquor |
| {evacuate} | e-vac´u-ate the fort |
| {immersed} | im-mersed´ the convert |
| {industrial} | in-dus´tri-al center |
| {intelligent} | in-tel´li-gent man |
| {inertia} | in-er´tia of the mass |
| {influence} | in´flu-ence of a mother |
| {lease} | lease the house |
| {mandible} | man´di-ble of the crawfish |
| {moccasin} | moc´ca-sin worn by the Indian |
| {preference} | pref´er-ence for money |
| {preliminary} | pre-lim´i-na-ry examination |
| {pleurisy} | pleu´ri-sy is a disease |
| {percolator} | per´co-la-tor for making coffee |