GJPÄ’6 PAGE110APTJT Tax collectorC Customs officerKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM Game wardenNJN Intelligence agentGQFTHSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL LifeguardR Forest rangerYW

PO9 PAGE110B

P Anatomical protuberance/eminenceTJ CortexT Tissue; C—connective tissue; N—nervous tissue; M—muscle tissue; TH—epithelium; R

—areolar connective tissueC Cell; L—cytosol; R—organelle; RÍS—centrosome; RÍST—centriole; RÍM—mitochondrion;

RÍP—nuclear envelope; RÍR—ribosome; RÍV—cell/transport vesicle; RÍD—endoplasmic reticulum; RÍDL—rough endoplasmic reticulum; RÍDR—smooth endoplasmic reticulum; RÍGJ—Golgi apparatus; RÍK—cytoskeleton; RÍW—vacuole; RÍL—lysosome; RL—cytoplasm; N—cell nucleus; NY—nucleoplasm; NÍN—nucleolus; M—ergastic substance; RLÖNY—protoplasm/bioplasm; ÍN—histone; ÍND—chromatin; ÍD—deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) ; ÍDZH— chromosome; ÍG—gene; ÍGZ—genome; ÍC—any nucleic acid; ÜN—nucleotide; ÜN—nucleotide trinucleotide/codon; ÉTN—anticodon; ÍR—ribonucleic acid (RNA); ÍMR—messenger RNA; ÍTR—transfer RNA

K Sac, vesicleB AnastomosisDJDGJ GlandGXMHNXNHGHQH

M Membrane; ÍM—mucus membrane; ÍMY—mucus; ÍML—phlegmNJ Bone jointN Anatomical canal/duct: B—clot, obstructionGQF Anatomical valveTHS Bone sutureSH Sulcus KH Bodily openingV Anatomical cavity (see Elements, Table 846)DH FollicleZ Anatomical segment/sectionZH Anatomical chamber/ventricleCHLHRHYHWHL Anatomical set/system/complexR Reticulum YWPÁ6 PAGE110C

PTJTCKB Be wrong—SDJDGJ Be right—S GXMHNXNHGHQHMNJN Act upon//deal with—O GQF Resemble—SOTHS Be the consequence ofSH Choose/select/pick—OKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Observe/note/watch/see—O RYWInfixes on Pages 18B and 18C. S signifies that any infix refers to the subject of the verb, O to the object.

LPÓ8 PAGE111A

PTJT Play tag/tipCKB Blind man’s buffDJD Charade GJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Leap frogTHSSH HopscotchKH Hide-and-seekVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

GPE1 PAGE111B

PTJTCKBDJD Electronic diskGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Transistor THS Any solid-state deviceSH Integrated circuit, microchip, silicon/computer chipKHVDHZ TransducerZHCHLHRHYHWHLR Printed circuitYW

MHPE1 PAGE111C

PTJ Trepan, trephineT TourniquetC Bone castKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Sphygmometer TH StethoscopeS LancetSH ScalpelKH Hypodermic needle/syringeV ForcepsDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Endoscope, probeRY Ophthalmometer W

PÙ6 PAGE112A

P Be advanced in a tube: L—pushed/squeezed (peristaltically); R—pulled/suckedTJTC Fall/come apart/undone/untied, loosen, ravel; F—undergo fissionKBDJD Carry a current: Y—direct current; W—alternating currentGJ Move in animation, as a figure on a TV screenGXMHNXNHGHQHM Skim, as a smooth stone//water skis//surf board on waterNJNGQ Be contracted; F—spherically; S—cylindrically; D—torically; GJ—galactically/radially; C

—actinomorphically F Ferry, commute, shuttle, go back and forthTHS Slip off/outSH Stall (as a car)KHVDHZ Seize up (as a machine)ZH EmergeCHLHRHYHWHLR React; N—nuclearlyYWSee 87A abd 87B for more. These concern solid motion/change, but infix R to be more specific, L for liquid and Y for gas, where these apply.

VPÀ1 PAGE112BP Say patly/glibly/blithely/facilelyTJ Say truistically/banallyT Retort, snap backC Say by way of casuistry/sophistry/chicanery, quibbleK Say frankly/candidlyBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJ Announce, notify, informN InvokeGQ Give a cue to, prompt, say as a reminderFTHS Insinuate, say by way of innuendoSH Say by way of clichéKH HarangueV Itemize, particularizeDHZZHCHLH Say rhetoricallyRH Say rhapsodicallyYHWHLR Rant, raveYW

ZPÜ3 PAGE112CP Pantry; R—buttery, butleryTJTC SculleryKB Boarding bridge, airbridge, jetway, jetbridgeDJD Reading room; W—writing room, scriptoriumGJ GymnasiumGX Game roomMHNXNHGH SanctumQHM Show roomNJNG Dressing roomQFTHSSH Pipe chaseKHV Electrical vaultDH Drafting roomZZH Emergency room (in a hospital, etc.)CHLH Laboratory (as a room in a suite of rooms)RHYHWHL Cab of a truck/train/etc.R Cellar, cryptYW Ward (in a hospital, etc.)More on Page 60C.

SHTHÍPE6 PAGE113AP Period .TJ Ellipsis …T Asterisk *C Comma ,K Colon :B Exclamation point L ¡ R !DJD Dash — GJGX Question mark L ¿ R ?MH Parenthesis L ( R )NXNHGHQHM Quotation mark L “ R ”NJ Indentation N Apostrophe L ‘ R ’GQ Bracket L [ R ]F Angle L < R >TH Space between wordsS Semicolon ;SH Stroke /KH Hyphen -V Cursor, arrow ←DHZ Brace L { R }ZHCH Checkmark √LHRHYHWHLRYW Any punctuationUsual punctuation omitted to avoid confusion; L and R are infixes, as SHTHÍFLE6 < and SHTHÍFRE6 >.

MHPE6 PAGE113BP Pick, plectrumTJT Conductor’s batonCKBDJD Drumstick for playing a drumGJGXMH MetronomeNXNHGHQHMNJNG Tuning forkQF Musical fretTHSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW Bow for a viol

SPÍ6 PAGE113CP ParalyticTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHSSHKH HunchbackVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Lame, crippled, halt, game; EM—horse foundersRYW

DZHÍPÜ8 PAGE114AP ShintoistTJT TaoistC Christian; L—Catholic; R—ProtestantKB BuddhistDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM MuslimNJN JainGQFTHS SikhSHKH HinduVDHZ Zoroastrian ZH Jew (religious Jew as against ethnic Jew)CHLHRHYHWHLRYW

RPE6 PAGE114BP Capstan TJTC Cleat (for fastening a rope)K KeelBDJD RudderGJ OutriggerGXMHNXNH PontoonGHQHM MastNJNG Anchor; L—flukeQFTHS Superstructure of a shipSHKH HullV Oar, paddle; R—oarlockDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL SailR SparY Hydrofoil W

ZHPO4 PAGE114CPTJTCKB Animals’ breeding groundsDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJN NestGQFTHSSHKH HiveVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Lair, lodge, denRYW Spider’s web, gossamer

DPÁ’1 PAGE115AP PralineTJT Taffy, toffeeCKB Brittle, as peanut brittle, etc.DJD FudgeGJ Gum dropsGX Chewing gumMH Peppermint stick/candyNXNHGHQHM MarshmallowNJN NougatGQFTHSSH Chocolate candyKHVDHZ MarzipanZH Jelly beansCHLH LicoriceRHYHWHL Lollipop, suckerR CaranelY Hard candyW Wafer, cone for an ice cream cone

SHTHÜPE6 PAGE115BPTJT Tilde (the mark over A: Ã)C Acute (the mark over A: Á)KB Breve (the mark over A: Ă)DJD Cedillla (the mark under C: Ç)GJ Grave (the mark over A: À)GXMH Macron (the mark over A: Ā)NXNHGHQHM Dieresis/umlaut (the mark over A: Ã)NJNGQF Circumflex (the mark over A: Â)THSSHKH Hook (the mark under A: Ą)VDHZ Serif (the marks on I: I)ZHCHLHRHYHWHLR Caron, inverted circumflexYW Any diacritic mark

BPË8 PAGE115CP Add C to BTJTCKBDJD Divide B by CGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM Multiply B by CNJNGQFTHS Subtract C from BSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

GPÍ2 PAGE116AP GreenlandTJT AntarcticaC Afro-Eurasia; ÍR—Eurasia; ÍRW—Europe; ÍRY—Asia; ÍL—AfricaKBDJD Americas; ÍR—North America; ÍL—South AmericaGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Australia THSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

ZHDÍPÀ1 PAGE116BP PolkaTJ Tap danceT TangoCKB SarabandDJDGJGXMHNXNHGH FlamencoQHM MazurkaNJNG FandangoQ Quadrille, square danceFTHS SambaSH Fox trotKH HulaVDHZZHCHLHRH RunbaYHWHL PolonaiseR ReelYW WaltzTypical substitution: ZHDÍPÀ1—someone dancing the polka; ZHDÜPÀ1--someone playing music for dancing the polka

RHPÍ2 PAGE116CP Pitchblende, uraniniteTJT PentianditeC CassiteriteK CobaltiteB BauxiteDJDGJ Galena, plumbagoGXMH MolybdeniteNXNHGHQHM MagnetiteNJN BorniteGQF SphaleriteTHSSH ChalcociteKH HematiteV BariteDHZZH ArgentiteCH ScheeliteLH Columbite-tantalite, coltanRHYHWHL IlmeniteR ChromiteY PyrolusiteW Wolframite

BPÁ9 PAGE 117APTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM Amino acid (See 117B for derivatives)NJNGQFTHSSHKHV Vitamin; AZ—vitamin A (retinoids) ; ÍBC—vitamin B1 (thiamine) ; ÍBD—vitamin B2

(riboflavin) ; ÍBT—vitamin B3 (niacin) ; ÍBP—vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) ; ÍBS—vitamin B6 (pyrixodine) ; ÍBV—vitamin B7 (biotin) ; ÍBB—vitamin B9 (folic acid) ; ÍBTH—vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) ; ÍC—vitamin C (ascorbic acid) ; ÍD—vitamin D2—D4 (calciferol, etc.) ; EZ—vitamin E (tocopherol, tocotrienol) ; ÍK—vitamin K (napthoquinone)

DHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLR PoteinYW

BMÍPÁ9 PAGE117BP Proline (P)TJT Threonine (T)C Cysteine (C)K Lysine (K)BDJD Aspartic acid (D)GJGX Glutamic acid (E)MHNXNHGHQHM Methionine (M)NJN Asparagine (N)G Glycine (G)Q Glutamine (Q)F Phenylalanine (F)THS Serine (S)SH Isoleucine (!)KH Histadine (H)V Valine (V)DHZZHCHLH Alanine (A)RHYHWHL Leucine (L)R Arginine (R)Y Tyrosine (Y)W Tryptophan (W)Letters in parenetheses are standard abbreviations

TPE6 PAGE117CPTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHSSH Electric chairKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLR Rack (instrument of torture)YW Waterboard

SHTÍPO7 PAGE118APTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHSSHKH Rock and rollVDHZZH JazzCHLHRH Ragtime YHWHLRYW

WPÍ6 PAGE118BP Petty, picayune, overly punctiliousTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJN AsinineGQF Foppish, dandy, swellTHSSH Shiftless, irresponsible, undependableKHV Voluptuary, sybariticDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Perverted, warpedRYW

KHPÚ6 PAGE118CPTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Affix; EM—prefix; EN—infix; EG—suffix TH Stem/theme of a wordSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLR Root of a wordYW

NPÖ1 PAGE119AP PeplumTJTC PicotKB BustleDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTH Fabric irregularity: ÍR—slub S Slingback (strap on a ladies’ high-heel shoe)SH Sheath/pocket (for the insertion of a stay, as in a corset)KHVDHZ ArmscyeZH Bosom of a gown/etc.CHLHRHYHWHL Elastic band, as the waistband of a pair of pantiesR Rick-rackY Yoke (of a smock/skirt/etc.)W Fabric wale, as in some kinds of upholstery/cushions/etc.)

DNJÍPÖ1 PAGE119BP Scoop necklineTJTC Cowl necklineKB Boat neck, bateauDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Florentine/square necklineTHS Sweetheart necklineSH Off-the-shoulder necklineKHV V-neckDHZZH Jewel neckCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

DCÍPÖ1 PAGE119CPTJTC Crew neckKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM Mandarin collarNJNGQFTHSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Lapel, as in a suit coatR TurtleneckYW