| 1. ac id, sour | 8. morb id, disease |
| 2. flor id, flower | 9. pal(l) id, pale |
| 3. flu id, flow | 10. splend id, shine |
| 4. frig id, cold | 11. tep id, warm |
| 5. in sip id, taste | 12. torr id, parch |
| 6. in trep id, tremble | 13. torp id, numb |
| 7. luc id, light | 14. viv id, life |
1. The distinguishing quality of acid is its sourness.
2. Having the quality or appearance of flowers; specifically, flushed with red; as a florid countenance.
5. That which is insipid has not those qualities which affect the taste; tasteless.
6. An intrepid person is brave and daring; he does not tremble with fear.
13. Torpid. Benumbed; insensible; inactive; as an animal in hibernation, when it passes its time in sleep.
ity = state or quality of being.
| 1. alacr ity, lively | 7. sanct ity, holy |
| 2. brev ity, short | 8. seren ity, calm |
| 3. enm ity, enemy | 9. tranquil (l)ity, quiet |
| 4. fidel ity, faith | 10. un ity, one |
| 5. mortal ity, death | 11. util ity, use |
| 6. rotund ity, wheel | 12. veloc ity, swift |
5. Mortality. State of being subject to death; frequency of death; hence the death-rate.
ive = one who, that which.