THE WORD WITHIN THE WORD LIST #3

super over supervise, superb, superior Latin sym together symbol, symmetry

Greek syn together synthetic, synopsis, syntaxGreek tri three tricycle, triceps, triad Greek un not unfit, unequal, undone Old English archy government monarchy, hierarchy Greek ard always drunkard, coward, dullard Germanic cide kill homicide, suicide Latin ician specialist musician, physician

Latin itis inflammation arthritis, tonsillitis Greek

THE WORD WITHIN THE WORD SENTENCES # 3

The talkative fool made several superfluous comments.

The symbiotic species could not survive without each other.

Please synchronize your watches at this time.

Rome was sometimes ruled by a triumvirate.

Unearned income must be reported to the IRS.

THE WORD WITHIN THE WORD SENTENCES #3

England is, or once was, ruled by a monarchy.

The dullard was always boring everyone to tears.

In killing his father, Oedipus was guilty of patricide.

Mustafa is an electronic technician. The dermatitis on his skin was painful and

unpleasant.

MYSTERY QUESTIONS #3

Is a superfluous comment unnecessary?

Is a dullard a person who is dull company?

Is a king an anarchist?

MYSTERY QUESTION ANSWERS #3

Yes, it is an over flow.

Yes, a dullard is always dull.

No, a king is a monarch. An anarchist believes in no government.