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 Published by the 
 PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO., 
 BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 
 
 The Special Voeabuldite: of the Public 
 School Subjects 
 
 Nineteen Lists, giving the Technical and Difficult Words Frequently Found 
 in Textbooks in 
 
 Grammar and Composition (English, French, Latin, German), Literature, Arithmetic, 
 Algebra, Geometry, History, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, 
 Physics, Physiology, Home Economics, Manual Training, Art and Music. 
 
 Determined by LUELLA COLE PRESSEY 
 
 Ohio State University, Department of Psychology 
 
 1. Tar Great IMporTANCE OF ‘‘ TECHNICAL’? VOCABULARIES 
 
 The work from which these vocabularies have eventuated was begun because 
 of the writer’s conviction that the vocabulary factor had never received any- 
 thing approaching the attention it deserved, as a factor conditioning the effi- 
 ciency of reading and study. It was felt that much of the difficulty which pupils 
 have in studying their textbooks was due to lack of knowledge of the important 
 technical words in a subject, rather than to lack of any general ‘‘silent reading 
 ability.”? It was believed that these technical vocabularies were much larger 
 {han is ordinarily supposed—and it may be added that the results of the inves- 
 tigation have fully borne out this belief. It seemed obvious, then, that general 
 training alone, in reading, did not prepare children to read textbooks in geography, 
 history, or biology. To a certain extent children must (it was felt) be trained 
 specifically for assimilative reading in each subject; and this training must con- 
 sist primarily of a development of vocabulary in that subject. The first pur- 
 pose, in the research which resulted in these vocabulary lists, was to make pos- 
 sible such training. It is believed that by proper use of these lists teachers may 
 ereatly improve the efficiency of their pupils, in reading and study. 
 
 However, a second type of service which these lists might perform was hardly 
 less in mind, in undertaking this work. A list of the technical terms in any sub- 
 ject is more than a mere list of words; it is a catalogue of the important con- 
 cepts in that subject. As such, the list can be of service in many ways. <A child’s 
 failure to grasp any portion of the subject matter will be indicated by vague- 
 ness regarding the meaning of the terms involved in that portion of the subject. 
 Some hint as to the proportioning of emphasis in a course may be obtained from 
 consideration of the comparative importance of the terms involved. Interrelation 
 between different subjects will be indicated by a common terminology. 
 
 - The special or technical vocabulary of a school subject thus appears a tool 
 of fundamental importance, with which a pupil must become familiar if he is 
 to study that subject with any efficiency. It is a summary of the content of 
 that subject. Lists of the technical terms in the publie school subjects should, 
 then, be of great service to every teacher. 
 
2. Mertuops Usep In DETERMINING THE VOCABULARIES 
 
 Tne procedure used throughout, in determining the vocabularies, has been 
 as follows: 
 
 (1) The most widely used textbooks in each subject were first gone over 
 by readers, who were instructed to list all words occurring in the texts read 
 which, because peculiar to the subject or uncommon, might be difficult for chil- 
 dren in the grades in which the subject is taught.* Each text was read by at 
 least two readers; and the work was so distributed that at least six different 
 readers worked on each subject. The readings on each subject were continued 
 until three successive readings, not of the same book or by the same reader, 
 added less than one per cent of new words; when this pomt was reached it was 
 concluded that all the technical terms of any importance had been found. The 
 number of readings necessary to reach this ‘‘saturation point’’ varied from 
 eight in high school chemistry to twenty-three in history. For all the subjects, 
 the total number of readings was 225. 
 
 (2) All words thus obtained were arranged alphabetically for each subject, 
 and the lists mimeographed. The list for each subject was then sent to teachers 
 of that subject. The teachers were told to check twice those words they con- 
 sidered it absolutely essential that children studying that subject should know, 
 to check once those words that were important but not essential, and to leave un- 
 marked any words that they considered unnecessary to the subject. The number 
 of teachers judging the words for each subject ranged from 26 in manual train- 
 ing to 102 in arithmetic. Only four subjects—manual training, home economies, 
 general science, and chemistry—were rated by less than 35 teachers. The total 
 number of ratings was 796. 
 
 (3) The judgments were then tabulated to show the number of checks for 
 each word. Thus if 50 teachers double checked a word its total check value would 
 be 100; if 25 teachers double checked the word and 10 single checked it the . 
 total value would be 60. On the basis of these totals the words were divided into 
 four groups: (a) words receiving one half or more of the total possible number 
 of check marks, (b) words receiving from one fourth to one half of the possible 
 number, (c) words receiving less than one fourth of the total possible number of 
 ehecks, but reported in at least one third of the readings, and (d) words ful- 
 filling none of the above conditions. In the lists those words in group (a) ap- 
 pear in capital letters; they may be considered to make up the ‘‘fundamental 
 vocabulary’’ for the subject under consideration. The words in group (b) ap- 
 pear in italics, and may be considered a supplementary vocabulary. The words 
 in group (¢) are included, in ordinary type, as words often found in textbooks— 
 though not of great importance—and so needing explanation. The words in 
 sroup (d) were omitted. 
 
 *It will be noticed that the directions were so phrased as to include not only technical 
 words, but any difficult words. As a result many words were found which, though not strictly 
 technical, were part of the general style of writers in a given subject, and not common else- 
 where. Such words are, for a child, no small part of the vocabulary burden in that subject, 
 but are not readily so recognized by the teacher. It is considered a distinctive merit that these 
 lists include such words. . dt 
 
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 (4) The vocabularies of the various subjects were then studied, with spe- 
 cial reference to interrelations. It was found that certain subjects had many 
 words in common; thus the grammars, in all the languages covered, included 
 such words as noun, case, tense. Similarly, certain terms appear in all the 
 sciences. In publishing the vocabularies, for subjects which thus share many 
 terms with other subjects, the words common to all of these related subjects are 
 printed first, as a central or ‘‘core’’ vocabulary. And words which appear in 
 several though not all, of these related subjects, have this fact indicated by ab- 
 breviations following the word. Thus in the French list dative (L) (G) means 
 that dative is to be found in the Latin and German lists as well.* 
 
 3. ORGANIZATION OF THE Lists FoR ScHoo.t UsE 
 
 It is believed that the lists will prove most valuable if put into the hands of 
 the pupils. To make this feasible, the list of terms for each subject has been 
 printed in a separate, inexpensive, small folder. Each folder (or section) begins 
 with a brief statement of the nature of the list. The importance of knowledge 
 of technical terms is next emphasized; then follow suggestions to the pupils, re- 
 garding use of the lists. After this brief introduction, the complete list for the 
 subject is given—first the ‘‘core’’ vocabulary of words common to all subjects 
 
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 .of that group, then the further words making up the total technical vocabulary 
 
 for the particular subject dealt with in that section. Each section or folder is 
 thus a complete, self-explanatory unit, requiring no supplementary material and 
 ready to be put into the hands of the pupils. It should also be emphasized that, 
 because of the very compact form in which these sections have been issued, they 
 are very inexpensive; the lists average three cents apiece, or $1.00 for a class of 
 35 pupils. The sections, with the number of pages and the price of each section 
 
 per 35 copies, are as follows: Sample lists 5 cents each. 
 Section Pages it aa Section Pages iia 
 of 35 of 35 
 1 Grammar and Composition 4 $ .40 8 Chemistry 16 $1.50 
 (English, French, Latin, 9 Geography 12 1.16 
 German ) 10: Physies 12 1.10 
 2 Literature 8 10 11 Physiology A Wei th Ral | 
 3 Arithmetic 4 40 12 Home Economics 16 1.50 
 4 Algebra and Geometry 8 75 13 Manual Training + ieliaa 
 5 History MDMA | a eS 4 40 
 6 General Science — 16. $1.50 15 Musie 4 .40 
 
 7 Biology 16 1.50 
 
 * A study is now being made of the interrelations between all of the nineteen vocabularies, 
 and of the relation of these lists to the Thorndike list of the most common ten thousand words. 
 The findings, together with a full discussion of the methods used in the total investigation, 
 will be published later in monograph form, . . . . The writer asks that, if any mistakes are 
 found in the lists as now issued, she be informed of the matter so that this further study may 
 include the corrections. All the work has, at every step, been carefully checked. But the 
 investigation has involved the cooperation of many persons, the copying and recopying of long 
 lists of words, and tabulations aggregating over a million records; £9 a few mistakes are 
 almost inevitable. - 
 
4, UsE or THE Lists In ScHoon. WorK 
 
 The following suggestions are offered, regarding use of the lists in schools: 
 
 (1) The lists should be of decided value to a teacher, in enabling her to dis- 
 tinguish the technical and difficult terms in each subject, and to obtain some idea 
 as to the comparative importance of these terms—importance not only for the 
 subject in question, but also as indieated by the number of other subjects in 
 which a given term is used. The lists should also emphasize to teachers that 
 many words, which children are often expected to know as a result of their gen- 
 eral reading, are really technical words and need explanation. 
 
 (2) It is intended that the lists should be placed in the hands of the pupils. 
 The lists should then serve a similar and very important purpose in pointing out 
 to pupils the words in each subject which it is important that they should know— 
 and the relative importance of these terms. It is suggested that pupils should 
 go through the lists, checking those words they do not know. These terms should 
 then be looked up in the dictionary,* or otherwise mastered, and all vocabulary 
 difficulties eliminated. he Cea 
 
 (3) As was pointed out in the first section, these lists are more than mere 
 lists of words; they are catalogues of the important concepts in each subject. 
 So the lists may very profitably be used as ‘‘diagnostic tests’’ in determining 
 the specific weaknesses, of a class or an individual pupil, in a subject. That is, 
 if the teacher will find out the terms which a pupil does not know, in the voeabu- 
 lary for the subject in question, she will have a very valuable indication as to the 
 topies on which that pupil needs help. The lists can be of great service in thus 
 diagnosing weaknesses, and guiding the teacher in her remedial instruction. 
 
 (4) The lists are excellent material for review of a course; and mastery 
 of a list is a definite and yet comprehensive objective toward which to work, in 
 review. That is, a very careful going-over of the technical vocabulary of a sub- 
 
 ject is largely equivalent to a complete review of that subject. And if a pupil - 
 
 is master of all the terms in such a list, he may feel sure of fair grasp of the 
 subject. | 
 
 A more full discussion regarding the derivation of the lists and their use 
 will be found in the Lducational Research Bulletin of the Ohio State University, 
 Volume 3, pages 182-185, April 30, 1924, and in an early number of School 
 and Society. 
 
 * The lists evidently afford excellent occasions for instruction and practice in use of the 
 dictionary—instruction too often lacking. Pupils should receive such instruction and practice 
 not only in English classes but in their study of-other subjects as well, so that their dictionary 
 habits will become thoroughly generalized, and the many services appreciated, which diction- 
 aries may render. / 
 
420, | THE LiSnapy 
 
 OF THE 
 MAY 
 ‘SASITY OF tLuwais 
 Developed by Luella Cole Pressey Published by the 
 Department of Psychology PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
 The Ohio State University BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 1: GRAMMAR (English, German, Latin, French) AND COMPOSITION 
 
 The following brief lists contain the important technical words appearing 
 in language work. The first list contains words common to the grammars of all 
 four languages; these are the basic srammatical terms. In the other lists are 
 words peculiar to the grammars of each of the four languages mentioned above.* 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. The words in italics are 
 somewhat less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type 
 are not very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence 
 their meaning should be understood. 7 
 
 It is very important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical 
 and difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study 
 of the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a sub- 
 ject will bring with it mastery of the important ideas in that subject. These 
 lists should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know, and look up their meanings. 
 
 COMMON GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE VOCABULARY 
 
 ABBREVIATE articulation COMPLEX dash 
 
 absolute attribute COMPOSITION (Lit) DECLARATIVE 
 abstract (Int) AUXILIARY compound DECLENSION 
 ACCENT (Lit) conclusion (Lit) DECLINE 
 accusative CAPITALIZATION CONDITIONAL definite 
 
 ACTIVE cardinal CONJUGATION DEFINITION 
 ADJECTIVE (Lit) case CONJUNCTION degree 
 
 ADVERB cause CONNECTIVE DEMONSTRATIVE 
 ADVERBIAL clause consecutive DEPENDENT 
 AFFIRMATIVE clearness CONSONANT DERIVATION 
 AGREEMENT colloquial CONSTRUCTION DESCRIPTION (Lit} 
 ALPHABET colon construe diagram 
 amplify COMMA contraction DICTATION (Lit) 
 ANTECEDENT COMMAND conversation dictionary 
 APOSTROPHE (Lit) coMMON coordinate DIRECT 
 appositive comparative — copulative discourse (Lit) 
 argument — comparison correction 
 
 arrangement complementary correlative emphasis 
 
 ARTICLES COMPLETE ENDINGS 
 
 “Some of the words are to be found in more than one list; this fact is indicated by 
 abbreviations following the word. Thus ‘‘appRESS (F) (G)’? in the English list ‘means that 
 this word is to be found in the French and German lists also. ‘Lit’? after a word indicates 
 that the word appears also in the list of terms found in books on English and American 
 Literature. ; 
 
ENGLISH 
 EXCLAMATION 
 EXPRESSION 
 
 fact 
 FEMININE 
 final 
 function 
 future 
 
 GENDER 
 GOVERN 
 GRAMMAR 
 GRAMMATICAL 
 
 HYPHEN 
 
 IpIoMs (Lit) 
 IMPERATIVE 
 IMPERFECT 
 IMPERSONAL 
 INCOMPLETE 
 indeclinable 
 INDEFINITE 
 INDEPENDENT 
 INDICATIVE 
 INDIRECT 
 INFINITIVE 
 INFLECTION (Lit) 
 INITIAL 
 INTERJECTION 
 INTERROGATION 
 INTERROGATIVE 
 INTRANSITIVE 
 INTRODUCTION 
 IRREGULAR 
 ITALICS 
 
 LANGUAGE (Lit) 
 limiting 
 
 MASCULINE 
 MISPRONOUNCE 
 MISSPELL 
 misuse 
 
 MODE 
 MODIFIERS 
 MODIFY 
 monosyllabie 
 moop (Lit) 
 
 NARRATION (Lit) 
 narratwe (Int) 
 NEGATIVE 
 NEUTER 
 NOMINATIVE 
 NOUN 
 
 NUMBER 
 numeral 
 
 OBJECT 
 OBJECTIVE 
 ORAL 
 ordinal 
 OUTLINE 
 
 PARAGRAPH (Lit) 
 PARENTHESIS 
 parenthetical 
 parse 
 PARTICIPIAL 
 PARTICIPLE 
 particle 
 PARTS 
 PASSIVE 
 
 PAST 
 
 PERFECT 
 PERIOD 
 PERSON 
 
 PERSONAL 
 phonetic 
 PHRASE (Lit) 
 PLUPERFECT 
 PLURAL 
 positive 
 POSSESSIVE 
 precede 
 PREDICATE 
 PREFIXES 
 PREPOSITION 
 PRESENT 
 primary 
 PRINCIPAL 
 pronominal 
 PRONOUNS 
 PRONUNCIATION 
 PROPER 
 PUNCTUATION 
 purpose. 
 
 QUESTION 
 QUOTATION (Lit) 
 
 REGULAR 
 RELATIVE 
 repetition 
 restrictive 
 REWRITE 
 ROOT 
 
 SALUTATION 
 SEMICOLON 
 SENTENCE 
 SEQUENCE (Lit) 
 SIGNATURE 
 SIMPLE 
 
 SINGULAR 
 speech (Int) 
 SPELLING ! 
 STATEMENT (Lit) 
 STEM 
 
 structure 
 SUBJECT 
 SUBJUNCTIVE 
 SUBORDINATE 
 SUBSTANTIVE (Lit) 
 substitute 
 successive 
 SUFFIX 
 SUPERLATIVE 
 SYLLABLE 
 SYNONYMS (Lit) 
 SYNOPSIS (Lit) 
 syntax 
 
 TENSE 
 
 term 
 
 THEME (Lit) 
 TITLE 
 
 topic (Int) 
 transitional (It) 
 TRANSITIVE 
 TRANSLATE (Lit) 
 transpose 
 
 UNDERLINE 
 unity (Int) 
 unmodified 
 usage 
 
 VERB 
 VOCABULARY (Lit) 
 VOICE 
 
 VOWEL 
 
 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION 
 
 ADDRESS (F') (G) 
 advertisement 
 alternate (F) 
 
 ARGUMENTATION 
 
 balance (F) 
 
 (Lit) BRACKETS (F) 
 
 assertion (F') 
 
 collective (F) 
 concrete 
 (F) (Lit) 
 
CONDENSE 
 (F) (Lit) 
 contrast (F) 
 
 letterhead 
 converse (F) ESSAY (FE) (Lit) el pay 
 coordination EXPOSITION link# F) 
 correspond (F) folmaedaie 
 (BE) (hit) toose (Ff) 
 CORRESPONDENCE | 
 F | : 
 (F) generalization aay 
 ane omission (F) 
 
 DECISION (F') 
 discourteous (FI) 
 
 ACUTE 
 
 address (FE) (G) 
 adjacent 
 
 agent (L) (G@) 
 alternate (E) 
 anterior 
 
 antonym 
 ASPIRATE (Li) (G) 
 assertion (I) 
 
 balance (E£) 
 blank (EF) 
 brackets (E) 
 
 caret 
 
 CEDILLA 
 CIRCUMFLEX 
 circumstantial (Lit) 
 collective (I) 
 component (G) 
 composite 
 concessive (L) 
 concrete (FE) (Int) 
 condense (H) (Int) 
 conflict 
 
 contradict 
 CONTRARY-TO-FACT (Li) (G) 
 contrast (E) 
 converse (E) 
 
 editorial 
 (F) (Lit) 
 elements (fF) (G) 
 
 HEADING (F) 
 homonym (F) 
 
 indent 
 
 pause (Ff) 
 
 FRENCH 
 
 convey (Int) 
 correspond (B) 
 correspondence (E) 
 
 dative (L) (G) 
 decision (E) . 
 denominative 
 dentals (G) 
 
 DERIVE (L) (G) 
 diminutive (L) (G) 
 diphthong (L) (G) 
 discourteous (H') (G) 
 DISJUNCTIVE 
 distributive 
 dominant (L) 
 doubling 
 
 editorial (EL) (Lit) 
 elements (HE) (G) 
 ELISION 
 
 essay (H) (Int) 
 expletive (L) (G) 
 exposition (H) (Lat) 
 EXTEMPORIZE 
 
 finte (L) 
 futurity (L) 
 
 genitive (L) (G) 
 gerund (L) 
 
 3 
 
 informal (Ff) (@) 
 
 PEN MANSHIP 
 
 slang (F) 
 split (F’) 
 
 squinting 
 subtitle 
 
 topical (F) 
 transnut (F) 
 
 vocal (F) 
 vocative (L) 
 volitive (L) 
 
 GRAVE 
 
 guttural (G) (It) 
 heading (E£) 
 homonym (E) 
 informal (E) (G) 
 inseparable (G) 
 insert (Int) 
 mvariable (G) 
 invert (G) 
 labials (G) 
 linguals (G) 
 LINKING (7) 
 loose (E) 
 
 modal (L) (G@) 
 MUTE 
 
 NASAL 
 omission (E) 
 
 partitive (L) 
 pause (i) 
 PRETERIT (G) 
 
 REFLEXIVE (L) (G) 
 retroactive 
 
 slang (E) 
 
 split (E) 
 
STRESS (L) (Lit) terminology unstressed (L) 
 topical (E£) 
 
 temporal (L) transmit (EH). vocal (E) 
 LATIN 
 ABLATIVE DEPONENT GERUND (EF) polysyllable 
 ACCOMPANIMENT DERIVE (F') (G) GERUNDIVE (G) (Int) 
 AGENT (F) (G) dinunutive ; 
 ANTEPENULT (F) (G) location REFLEXIVE 
 aspirate (F) (G) pvieaTHONG MON TES | (F) (@) 
 atiribulive (G) (EH) (G) modal (F) (G) SEMI-DEPONENT 
 caesura wemicscieate (2) | a yihy stress (F') (Int) 
 Ne duration  non-restrictwe SPENT 
 cognate expletive (F) (G) optative (@) temporal (F) 
 CONCESSIVE actitive ; 
 CONTRARY-TO-FACT AVS (F) paradigm tae unstressed (F) 
 (EF) (G) pururmy (F) AN i 
 PENULT VOCATIVE (E) 
 DATIVE (EF) (G) GENITIVE (F) (G@) PERIPHRASTIC volitive (EB) 
 GERMAN 
 ADDRESS (EK) (F)  discourteous lip-sounds ScRIPT (Lit) 
 adjunct (EZ) (F) dial SEPARABLE 
 agent (L) (Ff) elements (F) (EZ) ™® ie slur 
 aspirate (F) (LZ) equivalents sihonaii » (L STOPS 
 attributive (L) expletiwe (L) (F) MopaL (EF) (L) STRONG 
 explosive optative (L) subjective 
 CHARACTERS (Lit) survey 
 COMBINATION ceNnrTIVE (F) (L)  palatals | 
 component (F) Soe __ PARADIGM (L) Aer raen de 
 CONTRARY-TO-FACT: ~ (F) (Lit) paraphrase (Lit) 
 : SYLLABLES 
 Soh Nad identical TOR ae (L) UMLAUT 
 inflectional ! UNACCENTED 
 
 POSITION 
 preterit (F) 
 
 DATIVE (EF) (L) 
 
 Horde INFORMAL (HE) (F) 
 
 INSEPARABLE (F') 
 
 dentals (F ! VOICED 
 sean es ict ie ve QUANTITY the 
 DIMINUTIVE mila radical (Int) 
 
 (F) (L) labials (F) reciprocal WEAK 
 DIPHTHONG (L)(F) linguals (F) REFLEXIVE (L) (F) WorpD-ORDER 
 
 4 
 
420-3 
 
 Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
 Department of Psychology 
 The Ohio State University 
 
 Published by the 
 PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CoO. 
 BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 2: ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE 
 
 The following list contains the technical and comparatively unusual words 
 which are common to textbooks in English and American literature.* In this 
 list the words which teachers consider most important are printed in capitals. 
 These words should be studied first. The words in italics are somewhat less 
 Important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not very 
 important. However, these words occur in most textbooks; therefore their 
 meaning should be understood. ) 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
 not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE 
 
 ABRIDGED altruist APOSTROPHE (Gr) 
 ABRUPT AMATEUR apostrophize 
 ABSTRACT (Gr) AMBIGUITY APPENDIX 
 abstruse amorous apt 
 ACCENT (Gr) amplification aptitude 
 adherents anachronism archaic 
 ADJECTIVES (Gr) ANALOGY ardent 
 admonition anapest ARGUMENTATION (E) 
 ADVENTURES ANECDOTE ARRAIGNMENT 
 aesthetic annals artfully 
 affectation ANONYMOUS artifice 
 agitation anthology ARTIFICIAL 
 ALLEGORY ANTI-CLIMAX ARTISTIC 
 ALLITERATION ANTITHESIS artless 
 ALLUSION aphorism aspersion 
 
 apostle aspiration 
 
 ALTERATION 
 
 *Some of these words appear in the lists for more than one subject; this fact is indi- 
 eated by abbreviations following such words. 
 for English, ‘‘F’’ for French, ‘‘L’’ for Latin and ‘‘G’’ for German. The words in the 
 Grammar list are those which are common to all four of the languages—above mentioned. 
 
 In this list ‘‘Gr.’’ stands for Grammar, ‘‘E’’ 
 
atrocity 
 attribute 
 austere 
 authentic 
 AUTHOR 
 AUTHORITY 
 AUTOBIOGRAPHY 
 
 BALLAD 
 barbarism 
 BARD 
 belles-lettres 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 bigot 
 BIOGRAPHICAL 
 BIOGRAPHY 
 BLANK VERSE 
 BREVITY 
 brusqueness 
 BURLESQUE 
 
 cadence 
 Caedmonian 
 CANTO 
 CARICATURE 
 caricaturist 
 CATASTROPHE 
 categorical 
 CAVALIER 
 celebrity 
 
 Celtic 
 censor 
 
 challenge 
 
 chaotic 
 CHARACTER (@) 
 CHARACTERIZATION 
 CHIVALRY 
 
 CHORUS 
 CHRONICLE 
 circumstantial (F) 
 citation 
 
 cite 
 
 CITIZEN 
 
 clarity 
 
 CLASSIC 
 CLASSICISM 
 classicist 
 CLIMAX 
 
 clown 
 
 COHERENT 
 cohesion 
 collaboration 
 collection 
 COLLOQUIAL (Gr) 
 colloquy 
 
 COMEDY 
 
 COMIC 
 commendation 
 COMMENTARY 
 compile 
 compiler 
 COMPOSITION (Gr) 
 COMPREHENSION 
 CONCISE 
 CONCLUSION (Gr) 
 
 CONCRETE (F) (E) 
 condensation (F) (E) 
 
 conjectures 
 CONSISTENCY 
 
 CONTEMPORANEOUS 
 
 CONTEMPORARY 
 CONTEXT 
 continuity 
 CONTRADICTION 
 CONTRIBUTOR 
 CONTROVERSY 
 conventional 
 convey (F) 
 corroborate 
 COUPLET 
 craftsman 
 CREATIVE 
 credulous 
 criterion 
 CRITIC 
 
 CRITICISM (Gr) 
 crystallize 
 culmination 
 CULTURE | 
 
 cycle 
 cyclopedic 
 cynic 
 
 cynicism 
 
 dactyl 
 
 —dactylic 
 
 DEBATE 
 DEBATER 
 decadence 
 decadent 
 DECLAMATION 
 DECLINE 
 defiant 
 dejection 
 delineation 
 depict 
 DESCRIPTION (Gr) 
 detective 
 deterioration 
 DIALECT 
 dialectic 
 DIALOGUE 
 DIARY 
 DICTATION (Gr) 
 diction 
 DIDACTIC 
 diffuse 
 digression 
 dirge 
 DISCIPLE 
 discord 
 DISCOURSE (Gr) 
 DISCRIMINATE 
 disguise 
 disillusion 
 dissenting 
 dissertation 
 distich 
 
distort 
 ditty 
 doctrine 
 DOCUMENT 
 doggerel 
 dogmatic 
 dominant 
 dormant 
 DRAMA 
 DRAMATIC 
 DRAMATIST 
 dreamy 
 drollery 
 Drwd 
 duplicate 
 
 eccentric 
 eccentricity 
 ecstasy 
 
 edit 
 EDITION 
 
 EDITORIAL (H) (F) 
 
 egotism 
 elaborate 
 elegiac 
 ELEGY 
 ELOQUENT 
 elusive 
 embellishment 
 EMBODIMENT 
 eminent 
 EMOTIONAL 
 emulate 
 enchantment 
 encyclopedic 
 enigma 
 enigmatic 
 enmity 
 enterprise 
 enumerate 
 ENUNCIATE 
 ENVIRONMENT 
 EPIC 
 
 epigram 
 epilogue 
 episode 
 epistle 
 epitaph 
 epithets 
 epoch 
 
 ESSAY (E) (F) 
 esteem 
 ESTIMATION 
 ethical 
 etiquette 
 etymology 
 EULOGY 
 euphemism 
 EXAGGERATION 
 exemplofy 
 exhaustive 
 exhortation 
 explicit 
 
 EXPOSITION (E) (F') 
 
 extant 
 EXTEMPORE (EF) 
 EXTRACTS 
 
 FABLE 
 FACETIOUS 
 fallacy 
 fanatic 
 fantastic 
 fantasy 
 FARCE 
 farcical 
 FASCINATING 
 fastidious 
 fatalist 
 favoritisnr 
 feature 
 FEET 
 felicety 
 fervid 
 fickleness 
 FICTION 
 
 FICTITIOUS 
 fidelity 
 FIGURATIVE 
 flexible 
 FLOWERY 
 fluency 
 folio 
 FOLK-LORE 
 forgery 
 formalism 
 formulate 
 forum 
 freakish 
 free verse 
 frivolous 
 frolicsome 
 
 gallery 
 garrulous 
 generalization 
 genial 
 GENUINE 
 GENIUS 
 glamour 
 gleeman 
 glibly 
 
 GLOOMY 
 gothic 
 GRANDEUR 
 grandiloquent 
 grotesque 
 gruesome 
 
 guttural (F) (G) 
 
 HACKNEYED 
 hackwork 
 haphazard 
 harmonious 
 HARMONY 
 heptameter 
 Herculean 
 HERO 
 heroic 
 
HEROINE 
 HEXAMETER 
 high flown 
 historical 
 homage 
 homeliness 
 homely 
 homily 
 humanist 
 HUMOROUS 
 hyperbole 
 hypocrisy 
 hypothesis 
 hypothetical 
 
 IAMBIC 
 vambus 
 IDEALISM 
 IDEALISTIC 
 IDENTITY 
 iDiom (Gr) 
 idiomatic 
 idyllic 
 IDYLLS 
 
 licit 
 ILLITERATE 
 logical 
 illusory 
 lustrous 
 IMAGERY 
 IMAGINATION 
 IMAGINATIVE 
 ummensity : 
 IMMORTALIZE 
 IMPLY 
 IMPROMPTU 
 inanimate 
 INCENTIVE 
 INCIDENT 
 oncoherent 
 incongruity 
 inconsistency 
 umcorporate 
 
 encreduluty 
 indictment 
 indiscretion 
 individualism 
 indolence 
 induction 
 onexpressible 
 infallrble 
 infamous 
 inference 
 inflection (Gr) 
 ingenwity 
 
 ING eENWOUSNESS 
 immmitable 
 INITIATIVE 
 innovation 
 innuendo 
 INQUIRY 
 inscribe 
 INSCRIPTION 
 INSERT (F) 
 imsincerity 
 insipid 
 INSPIRATION 
 intangible 
 integrity 
 interlude 
 INTERPRETATION 
 intricate 
 intrigue 
 intrinsic 
 intuition 
 irascible 
 IRONY 
 irrational 
 orrelevant 
 isolate 
 
 ISSUE 
 
 JEST 
 JINGLE 
 journalistic 
 juveniles 
 
 KEYNOTE 
 
 laborious 
 lamentable 
 LANDSCAPE 
 LANGUAGE (Gr) 
 lapse 
 latent 
 caureate 
 LEGEND 
 LEGENDARY 
 legitimate 
 lethargy 
 lexicon 
 liberal 
 linguistic 
 literal 
 LITERARY 
 LITERATURE 
 local color 
 LORE 
 love-lyric 
 ludicrous 
 LYRIC 
 LYRICAL 
 
 madrigal 
 MAGAZINE 
 magnanimous 
 MAJESTIC 
 malicious 
 manifestation 
 mannerisms 
 manual 
 MANUSCRIPT 
 masque 
 MASQUERADE 
 MASTERPIECE 
 materialism 
 materialistic 
 maturity 
 mawkish 
 maxim 
 
measure 
 mechanical 
 mediocre 
 medium 
 MELANCHOLY 
 MELODIOUS 
 melodrama 
 melodramatic 
 MEMORIAL 
 METAPHOR 
 metaphysics 
 METER 
 metrical 
 mingling 
 minor 
 minstrel 
 MIRACLE 
 mirage 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 - miscellany 
 misconstrue 
 mock 
 mockery 
 MODEL 
 MODERN 
 MONOLOGUE 
 MONOSYLLABLE 
 monotony 
 mMoop (Gr) 
 MORALIST 
 MORALITY 
 ~moralize 
 morbid 
 mosaic 
 
 motif 
 
 MOTIVE 
 multitudinous 
 MUSE 
 MUSICAL 
 MYSTERY-PLAY 
 mystic 
 mysticism 
 
 MYTH 
 MYTHOLOGY 
 
 NARRATE 
 NARRATION (Gr) 
 NARRATIVE (Gr) 
 NATURALIST 
 necromancer 
 negotiation 
 nomenclature 
 non-conformist 
 nonentity 
 non-fiction 
 novel 
 
 NOVELIST 
 
 OBSCURE 
 OBSERVATION 
 OBSOLETE 
 oddity 
 
 ODE 
 
 odious 
 
 omen 
 omnibus 
 onomatopoeia 
 OPERA 
 ORATION 
 ORATORY 
 orientalism 
 ORIGIN 
 ORIGINAL 
 ORNATE 
 orthodox 
 OUTCOME 
 overture 
 
 pagan 
 pageant 
 PAINSTAKING 
 PAMPHLET 
 pantomime 
 PARABLE 
 PARADOX 
 
 PARAGRAPH (Gr) 
 parallelism 
 paramount 
 PARAPHRASE 
 parchment 
 parody 
 partisan 
 PASSAGE 
 passion 
 PASTORAL 
 PATHOS 
 PATRIOTISM 
 PATRON 
 patronage 
 PECULIARITY 
 pedagogue 
 pedantic 
 pensive 
 
 ‘ pentameter 
 
 perceptible 
 periodic 
 PERIODICAL 
 PERMANENT 
 persistence 
 PERSONALITY 
 PERSONIFICATION 
 perspective 
 pertinent 
 perusal 
 pervasive 
 pessimism 
 PETITION 
 phantasy 
 phantom 
 philology 
 philosophy 
 phrase (Gr) 
 phraseology 
 picaresque 
 PICTURESQUE 
 piugrimage 
 ort 
 
pithy 
 plausible 
 PLAYWRIGHT 
 pleasantry 
 PLOT 
 POEM 
 POET 
 POETRY 
 POIGNANT 
 | poise 
 polysyllabic (L) (G) 
 ponderous 
 POPULARITY 
 portent 
 portfolio 
 portraiture 
 portrayal 
 precedence 
 precedent 
 precept 
 precocious 
 PREDECESSOR 
 predominant 
 PREFACE 
 prejudice 
 PRELIMINARY 
 prelude 
 premise 
 preposterous 
 presentation 
 presumption 
 prevalent 
 prime 
 PROCLAMATION 
 profound 
 PROGRESSIVE 
 prolific 
 _ PROLOGUE 
 PROPHECY 
 propriety 
 Drosaic 
 PROSE 
 
 prose-fantasy 
 prose-lyric 
 prosody 
 
 ‘ prosy 
 
 PROVERB 
 PROVERBIAL 
 provincialism 
 provisional 
 psalm-book 
 PUBLICATION 
 pun 
 Puritanic 
 
 QUALIFY 
 quatrain 
 
 query 
 
 quip 
 
 QUOTATION (Gr) 
 
 radical (@) 
 railery 
 randonr 
 REALISM 
 realist 
 REBUTTAL 
 reciment 
 reconciliation 
 redundancy 
 REFERENCE 
 REFINEMENT 
 refrain 
 refutation 
 rehearse 
 reiterate 
 rejuvenate 
 relic 
 reminiscence 
 remonstrance 
 RENAISSANCE 
 render 
 repartee 
 REPETITION 
 
 repression 
 repulsive 
 reputable 
 REPUTATION 
 requisite 
 research 
 RESTORATION 
 restraint 
 resumé 
 retribution _ 
 revel 
 revelation 
 reverence 
 revery 
 revision 
 revival 
 rhapsody 
 RHETORIC 
 riddle 
 RIDICULE 
 rime 
 
 ritual 
 ROGUE 
 ROMANCE 
 romancers 
 ROMANTIC 
 ROMANTICISM 
 roughish 
 rudiment 
 rugged 
 rune 
 
 rustic 
 RYTHM 
 rythmic 
 
 sacrifice 
 sanction 
 sarcasm, 
 SATIRE 
 SATIRIC 
 satirist 
 satirize 
 
saws 
 scansion 
 SCENE 
 SCENERY 
 SCHOLAR 
 scholastic 
 scope 
 SCRIPT (G) 
 SCRIPTURES 
 scurrilous 
 secular 
 
 | SELECTIONS 
 
 semi-historical 
 
 sensational 
 sensibility 
 sensuous 
 SENTIMENT 
 SENTIMENTAL 
 SEQUEL 
 
 ‘SEQUENCE (Gr) 
 
 seraphim 
 serenity 
 sermon 
 sesame 
 SETTING 
 sextet 
 shadowy 
 SHORT STORY 
 SHREWD 
 SIMILE 
 simplicity 
 sinister 
 SITUATION 
 > skeptical 
 SKETCH 
 SKILLFUL 
 slander 
 SOLILOQUY 
 SOLITARY 
 somber 
 SONNET 
 sonorous 
 
 sophisticated 
 sorcerer 
 SPECIFIC 
 spectacle 
 speculative 
 SPEECH (Gr) 
 spiritualize 
 SPLENDOR 
 spondee 
 spontaneity 
 spontaneous 
 STAGE 
 
 stanza 
 STATEMENT (Gr) 
 status 
 stereotyped 
 stilted 
 stirring 
 stoical 
 strains 
 
 stress (Ff) (L) 
 STYLE 
 sublimity 
 substantive (Gr) 
 subtle 
 SUGGESTIVE 
 SUMMARY 
 superficial 
 supernatural 
 superscription 
 supersede 
 SUSPENSE 
 sycophant 
 syllogism 
 sylvan 
 symbolism 
 symmetry 
 symphony 
 symposium 
 synechdoche 
 SYNONYMS (Gr) 
 SYNOPSIS (Gr) 
 
 7 
 
 tableau 
 TALENT 
 talisman 
 technical 
 TECHNIQUE 
 temperament 
 tendency 
 termination 
 terse 
 tetrameter 
 text 
 
 THEME (Gr) 
 THEOLOGY 
 THEORETICAL 
 theorist 
 thesis 
 
 TOPIC (Gr) 
 tract 
 TRADITIONAL 
 TRAGEDY 
 TRAGIC 
 
 tratt 
 tranquil 
 transcend 
 transcendentalism 
 transcript 
 transient 
 transition 
 transitional (Gr) 
 TRANSLATION (Gr) 
 travesty 
 treatise 
 triplet 
 
 trite 
 triviality 
 trochaic 
 trochee 
 troubadour 
 troupe 
 
 unabridged 
 unauthentic 
 
unify 
 
 unique 
 
 uNITY (Gr) 
 UNIVERSAL 
 unpremeditated 
 unreality 
 unsurpassed 
 urban 
 utterance 
 
 vagary 
 VAGUE 
 variation 
 vehement 
 venerable 
 VENTRILOQUIST 
 
 veracity 
 verbatim 
 verbosity 
 VERIFY 
 verisimilitude 
 vernacular 
 VERSATILE 
 versatility 
 VERSE 
 versification 
 version 
 vicissitude 
 VILLAIN 
 virile 
 visionary 
 vwacity 
 
 vivid 
 
 VOCABULARY (Gr) 
 
 voluminous 
 VULGARISM 
 
 wearisome 
 WEIRD 
 WHOLESOME 
 WIT 
 urtticism 
 witty 
 wordiness 
 word-painting 
 
 zest 
 
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 Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
 Department of Psychology 
 The Ohio State University 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 3: ARITHMETIC 
 
 The following two lists contain the important technical words appearing in 
 mathematical subjects. The first list—the Common Mathematical Vocabulary— 
 contains words that appear in arithmetic, algebra and geometry; these are the 
 basic mathematical terms. In the second list, those words found in arithmetic 
 books are listed.* 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. The words in italics are some- 
 what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 
 very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
 meaning should be understood. 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
 not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 COMMON MATHEMATICS VOCABULARY 
 
 ACCURACY cancel DEGREE EXTREMES 
 ACCURATE CENTER DENOMINATOR 
 ADD CIRCLE DEPTH TCT OR 
 ADDITION CIRCUMFERENCE DIAGONAL bone bet 
 ALGEBRA COLLECT DIAMETER ae tm 
 ALGEBRAIC COMBINATIONS DIMENSION yoy aan ane 
 ALTITUDE COMBINE direction GeomErRy 
 ANGLE COMMON DISTANCE ankee 
 antecedent COMPUTE DIVIDE graphical 
 approximate consequent DIVISION 
 AREA CONSTRUCT HEIGHT 
 ARITHMETIC CORRESPONDING aia HORIZONTAL 
 ARRANGEMENT CUBE shy buganam ote’ HYPOTENUSE 
 ate ae EQUATION 
 Bees By Np EQUILATERAL INCREASE 
 ae EQUIVALENT INTEGER 
 balance EXAMPLE integral 
 BASE DECIMAL EXPRESS interpretation 
 DECREASE extract INTERSECT 
 
 BREADTH 
 
 *Some of the words are to be found in the lists for more than one subject; this fact 
 
 is indicated by abbreviations following such words. 
 is to be found in the Geometry list also and a 
 
 In this list a word followed by ‘‘Geom’’ 
 
 word followed by ‘‘Alg.’’ in the Algebra list, 
 
 1 
 
INVERT 
 ISOSCELES 
 
 LENGTH 
 LESS 
 LINEAR 
 
 MATHEMATICS 
 MEANS 
 MEASURE 
 MEASUREMENT 
 method 
 
 MINUS 
 
 NEGATIVE 
 notation 
 NUMBER 
 NUMERAL 
 NUMERATOR 
 NUMERICAL 
 
 OBLONG 
 operation 
 
 abstract (Geom) 
 acceptance (Geom) 
 account 
 accumulate 
 ACRE (Geom) 
 actual (Geom) 
 acute (Geom) 
 addend (Alg) 
 ad valorem 
 advance 
 advertisement 
 agent 
 
 aliquot 
 allowance 
 AMOUNT (Alg) 
 annex (Alg) 
 annually 
 
 annum 
 apothecary’s 
 
 ORDER RADIUS 
 ORIGIN RATIO 
 RECTANGLE 
 parallel Peyiae 
 partoal REMAINDER 
 Pa oe represent 
 PERIMETER required 
 PERPENDICULAR RAE NN 
 i RIGHT ANGLE 
 sisi ROOT 
 POINT 
 POLYGON SCALE 
 POSITIVE SIGN 
 principal SIMILAR 
 PROBLEM simple 
 PROPORTION Motta 
 pro portional Reta a he 
 pyramid nial 
 QUADRILATERAL SPHERE 
 quantity SQUARE 
 QUOTIENT standard 
 ARITHMETIC 
 arabic (Alg) brokerage 
 ASSESS budget 
 asset BUILDING 
 AVERAGE (Alg) BUSHEL 
 avowdupors BUSINESS 
 BUY 
 banking 
 BARREL 
 
 basis (Geom) 
 bearer 
 beneficiary 
 BILL 
 billion 
 blank 
 board feet 
 bonds 
 BORROW 
 bound 
 broker 
 
 calculation (Geom) 
 capacity 
 
 capital 
 
 carload 
 carpeting 
 CARRYING 
 
 CASH 
 
 cashier 
 casting-out 
 CENT : 
 centigram 
 
 2 
 
 SUBSTITUTE 
 SUBTRACT 
 successive 
 SUM 
 supplement 
 SYMBOL 
 
 TERMS 
 TRANSPOSE 
 TRIANGLE 
 
 UNIT 
 
 VALUE 
 VERTEX 
 VERTICAL 
 VOLUME 
 
 WIDTH 
 
 ZERO 
 
 eentiliter 
 centimeter (Geom) 
 century 
 certificate 
 
 certfy 
 
 CHANGE 
 
 charge 
 
 CHECK (Alg) 
 cipher (Alg) 
 circular (Geom) 
 collateral 
 COLUMN (Alg) 
 commercial 
 commission 
 company 
 
 complex (Alg) 
 compound (Geom) 
 computation 
 
 cone (Geom) 
 
consumer 
 
 contents 
 
 convex (Geom) 
 
 cord (Geom) 
 
 corporation 
 
 COST 
 
 COUNTING 
 
 coupon 
 
 CREDIT (Alg) 
 
 creditor 
 
 cross-section 
 (Geom) 
 
 cup 
 
 customer 
 
 customs 
 
 ewt. 
 
 DAILY 
 DATE 
 
 dealer 
 
 debit 
 
 DEBT 
 
 debtor 
 
 decade 
 decigram 
 deciliter 
 decrease 
 deduct 
 defimte 
 degree 
 dekaliter 
 dekameter 
 demand 
 denominate 
 denomination 
 deposit 
 depositor 
 depreciation 
 DIFFERENCE (Alg) 
 digit (Alg) 
 DIME 
 
 discount 
 DIVIDEND (Alg¢) 
 
 DIVISOR (Alg) 
 DOLLAR 
 domestic 
 DOZEN 
 
 draft (Alg) 
 DRAW 
 drawee 
 drawer 
 DRILL 
 
 DRY MEASURE 
 due 
 
 duty 
 
 earnings 
 endowment 
 entire (Alg) 
 enumerate 
 exceed (Alg) 
 exchange 
 expenditure 
 EXPENSE 
 EXPONENT (Alg) 
 expression (Alg) 
 estate 
 
 estimate 
 
 even (Alg) 
 
 face value 
 factor (Alg) 
 fathom 
 federal 
 
 fee 
 
 financial 
 following 
 
 Foor (Alg) 
 foreign 
 
 form 
 
 formula 
 fraction (Alg) 
 frane 
 
 GAIN (Alg) 
 GALLON 
 gas-meter 
 
 g. c. m. (Alg) 
 general (Alg) 
 GILL 
 
 GOODS 
 government 
 grain 
 
 oram 
 
 greater (Alg) 
 gross 
 
 hand 
 
 hectogram 
 hectoliter 
 hectometer 
 
 hemis phere( Geom) 
 hexagon (Geom) 
 hexagonal (Geom) 
 HOUR 
 
 hundredths 
 hundredweight 
 
 umports 
 improper 
 inaccurate 
 INCH 
 
 income 
 INCORRECT 
 indebtedness 
 index (Alg) 
 andorse 
 industrial 
 nstallment 
 imsurance 
 insure 
 interest (Alg) 
 internal (Geom) 
 inventory 
 invest 
 investment (Alg) 
 investor 
 INVOICE 
 
 atem 
 
 kilogram 
 
 3 
 
 kiloliter 
 kilometer (Geom) 
 knot 
 
 lateral (Geom) 
 latitude (Alg) 
 LB. 
 
 bch da CAT) 
 l.c. m. (Alg) 
 ledger 
 
 LEFT 
 
 legal 
 
 license 
 
 linut (Geom) 
 LINE 
 
 LIQUID 
 
 list price 
 
 liter 
 
 load 
 
 loan 
 
 local 
 longitude (Alg) 
 loss (Alg) 
 lumber 
 
 maker 
 manufacturer 
 margin 
 mark 
 market 
 maturity 
 MEASURE 
 mensuration 
 (Geom) 
 MENTALLY (Alg) 
 mercantile 
 merchandise 
 merchant 
 meridian 
 meter (Geom) 
 metric (Geom) 
 MILE 
 milligram 
 milliliter 
 
millimeter (Geom) personal 
 
 millions 
 
 mulls 
 
 MINUEND (Alg) 
 
 MINUTE 
 
 missing 
 
 mixed (Alg) 
 
 MONEY 
 
 mortgage | 
 
 MULTIPLICAND 
 (Alg) 
 
 MULTIPLICATION 
 (Alg) 
 
 MULTIPLIER (Alg) 
 MULTIPLY (Alg) 
 
 national 
 negotiable . 
 net 
 
 NICKEL 
 note (Alg) 
 
 obtuse (Geom) 
 odd (Alg) 
 OUNCE 
 
 oval 
 
 owe 
 
 par 
 
 parenthesis (Alg) 
 
 payable 
 
 payee 
 
 payment 
 
 payroll 
 
 PECK 
 
 pennyweight 
 
 per 
 
 PERCENTAGE 
 (Geom) 
 
 perfect (Alg) 
 
 perimeter 
 
 period (Alg) 
 
 PINT 
 
 place 
 
 plan 
 
 policy 
 population 
 position (Geom) 
 postal 
 
 POUND (Geom) 
 power (Alg) 
 practical 
 premium 
 PRICE 
 
 prime (Alg) 
 prism (Geom) 
 proceeds 
 propuctT (Alg) 
 profit 
 promissory 
 PROPER (Alg) 
 property 
 protractor (Geom) 
 public 
 
 purchase 
 
 QUART 
 quarterly 
 quire 
 
 quotation 
 
 radical (Alg) 
 rate (Alg) 
 real estate 
 ream 
 
 rebate 
 
 recerpt 
 
 record 
 reduction (Alg) 
 register 
 regular (Geom) 
 remit 
 
 remove (Alg) 
 
 rent 
 
 reserve 
 result (Alg) 
 retail 
 returns 
 revenue 
 review 
 
 rod (Alg) 
 Roman 
 
 _ ROW 
 
 salary 
 
 sales 
 
 savings 
 
 score 
 
 seconds 
 section (Geom) 
 sector (Geom) 
 security 
 SELLING 
 semi-annual 
 semi-circle (Geom) 
 separate (Alg) 
 shape (Geom) 
 share 
 
 sheet 
 
 shilling 
 
 SHORT (division) 
 SIDE (Geom) 
 signature 
 
 silo 
 
 single 
 
 slant 
 sovereign 
 speculation 
 stamp 
 statistics 
 stockholder 
 stocks 
 
 stubs 
 SUBTRAHEND (Alg) 
 surface (Geom) 
 
 surtax 
 system (Alg) 
 
 TABLE (Alg) 
 tariff 
 
 tax 
 
 telegram 
 
 teller 
 ten-thousandths 
 tenths 
 thermometer (Alg) 
 thickness (Geom) 
 thousandths 
 TIME 
 
 TIMES (Alg) 
 ON 
 
 oTaL (Alg) 
 township 
 
 trade 
 
 transact 
 transportation 
 treasurer 
 
 trial (Alg) 
 trillion 
 
 Troy 
 
 trust 
 
 7 
 i 
 
 unknown (Alg) 
 unlike (Alg) 
 
 valuation 
 vote 
 voucher 
 
 wages 
 weight (Alg) 
 WHOLE (Alg) 
 wholesale 
 
 YARD 
 YARDSTICK 
 YEARLY 
 YIELD 
 
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 Department of Psychology 
 The Ohio State University 
 
 Published by the » 
 
 PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
 
 BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 
 SECTION 4: 
 
 GEOMETRY AND ALGEBRA 
 
 te 
 
 The following brief lists contain the important technical words appearing 
 
 in high school mathematics. 
 
 arithmetic, geometry and algebra; 
 the other lists are words peculiar to geometry and algebra.* 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
 what less important, but should be known. 
 very important. 
 
 meaning should be undérstood. 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. 
 
 The first list contains a list of words common to 
 these are the basic mathematical terms. In 
 
 The words in italics are some- 
 The words in ordinary type are not 
 However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
 
 If these terms are known, study of 
 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lsts 
 Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 should, therefore, receive close study. 
 
 ACCURACY 
 ACCURATE 
 ADD 
 ADDITION 
 ALGEBRA 
 ALGEBRAIC 
 ALTITUDE 
 ANGLE 
 antecedent 
 approximate 
 AREA 
 ARITHMETIC 
 ARRANGEMENT 
 AXES 
 AXIS 
 
 balance 
 BASE 
 
 tions following such words. 
 ‘¢Geom.’’ for Geometry and ‘‘Alg.’’? for Algebra. 
 
 BREADTH 
 
 cancel 
 
 CENTER 
 
 CIRCLE 
 CIRCUMFERENCE 
 COLLECT 
 COMBINATIONS 
 COMBINE 
 COMMON 
 COMPUTE 
 consequent 
 CONSTRUCT 
 CORRESPONDING 
 
 CYLINDER 
 
 *Some of these words appear in more than one list ; 
 
 DECIMAL 
 DECREASE 
 DEGREE 
 DENOMINATOR 
 DEPTH 
 DIAGONAL 
 DIAMETER 
 DIMENSION 
 direction 
 DISTANCE 
 DIVIDE 
 DIVISION 
 
 EQUAL 
 EQUALITY 
 EQUATION 
 EQUILATERAL 
 EQUIVALENT 
 
 COMMON MATHEMATICS VOCABULARY 
 
 EXAMPLE 
 EXPRESS 
 extract 
 EXTREMES 
 
 FACTORING 
 FIGURE 
 FORMULA 
 FRACTION 
 
 GEOMETRY 
 GRAPH 
 graphical 
 
 HEIGHT 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HYPOTENUSE 
 
 e 
 
 INCREASE 
 
 this fact is indicated by abbrevia- 
 In this list the Epreviaiion ‘CAr.’?? stands for Arithmetic, 
 Thus, ‘‘ABSCISSA (Alg.)’’ at the begin- 
 
 ning of the Geometry list means that the word appears in the Algebra list also. 
 
 1 
 
INTEGER NUMERICAL QUADRILATERAL SPHERE 
 integral quantity SQUARE 
 ys OBLONG y 
 interpretation QUOTIENT standard 
 INTERSECT | operation SUBSTITUTE 
 INVERT Se a us SUBTRACT 
 ISOSCELES Sees ne! trelig successive 
 LENGTH parallel Sai ze cape 
 LESS partial cate ay gen 
 I js REMAINDER iB ee 
 LINEAR PER CENT represent 
 PERIMETER eae TERMS 
 MATHEMATICS ; required : 
 be PERPENDICULAR RESPECTIVELY TRANSPOSE 
 PI 5 TRIANGLE 
 MRASURE Ag RIGHT ANGLE © 
 PL 
 MEASUREMENT en BO UNIT 
 > I TT 
 method 
 POLYGON SCALE VALUE 
 MINUS : 
 POSITIVE SIGN VERTEX 
 NEGATIVE principal SIMILAR VERTICAL 
 notation PROBLEM. simple VOLUME 
 NUMBER PROPORTION SOLID 
 ; WIDTH 
 NUMERAL proportional SOLUTION 
 NUMERATOR pyramid SOLVE ZERO 
 GEOMETRY 
 ABSCISSA (Alg) analogy auxiliary 
 
 absolute (Alg) 
 abstract (Ar) 
 ABSURDITY 
 
 accept (Ar) 
 
 acre (Ar) 
 
 actual (Ar) 
 
 ACUTE (Ar) 
 ADJACENT (Ar) 
 ADJOINING 
 ALTERNATE 
 ALITERNATE-EXTERIOR 
 ALTERNATE-INTERIOR 
 ALTERNATION (Alg) 
 alternative 
 ambiguous 
 analogous (Alg) 
 
 ANALYTICS (Alg) 
 ANGULAR (Alg) 
 APOTHEM 
 APPARENT 
 APPROACH 
 APPROXIMATE 
 ARC 
 
 arch 
 
 ARGUMENT 
 
 arm 
 
 assertion 
 
 assign (Alg) - 
 ASSUME (Alg) 
 astronomy 
 attack 
 
 authority 
 
 axial 
 Axiom (Alg) 
 
 basal 
 
 BASIS (Ar) 
 borectangular 
 BISECT 
 BISECTION 
 BISECTOR 
 boundary 
 bounded . 
 BREADTH (Ar) 
 brevity 
 BROKEN 
 
 calculation (Ar) 
 casé (Alg) 
 
centimeter (Ar) 
 CENTRAL 
 
 CHORD 
 CIRCULAR (Ar) 
 curcumcenter 
 CIRCUMSCRIBE 
 CLOCKWISE 
 CLOSED 
 COINCIDE (Alg) 
 COINCIDENT 
 collectively 
 collinear 
 COMMENSURABLE 
 COMPASS 
 
 COMPLEMENT (Alg) 
 COMPLEMENTARY (Alg) 
 
 COMPOSE 
 compound (Ar) 
 CONCAVE 
 CONCENTRIC 
 concept 
 CONCURRENT 
 CONCULVE 
 conditional (Alg) 
 CONE (Ar) 
 CONGRUENCE 
 CONGRUENT 
 CONICAL 
 CONJUGATE (Alg) 
 
 CONSECUTIVE (Alg) 
 
 CONSTANT 
 CONSTRUCTION 
 contact 
 contain (Alg) 
 continuity 
 contradict 
 contrary 
 contrast 
 CONVERGE 
 CONVERSE (Ar) 
 CONVEX (Ar) 
 COORDINATE 
 
 corner 
 COROLLARY 
 cosine ™ 
 
 COUNTERCLOCK-WISE 
 CROSS-SECTION (Ar) 
 
 CURVILINEAR 
 CUTTING 
 
 DATA 
 DECAGON 
 decahedron 
 deductive 
 DEMONSTRATION 
 denote (Alg) 
 depend 
 
 derwe (Alg) 
 DESCRIBE 
 design 
 designate 
 deternunate 
 diametrical 
 diamond 
 DIHEDRAL 
 DIMINISH (Alg) 
 directly 
 directrix 
 distinction 
 DIVERGE 
 DIVIDERS 
 DIVISIBLE (Alg’) 
 DODECAGON 
 draftsman 
 duplicate 
 
 eccentric 
 EDGE 
 ELEMENTS 
 ELEVATION 
 envelop 
 EQUIANGULAR 
 EQUIDISTANT 
 ERECTED 
 excavation 
 CXCESS 
 
 exercise 
 
 exist (Alg) 
 experimental 
 explicitly 
 
 EXTEND 
 
 EXTERIOR 
 EXTERIOR-INTERIOR 
 EXTERNAL-TANGENT 
 EXTREMITIES 
 EVIDENT 
 
 FACES 
 fallacves 
 fimte 
 
 formal 
 formulate 
 fragment 
 freehand 
 FRUSTUM 
 fulcrum (Alg) 
 function 
 functional 
 fundamental 
 
 generate 
 generatrrx 
 GEOMETRIC (Alg) 
 GIVEN (Alg) 
 
 half-line 
 half-plane 
 harmonic 
 HEMISPHERE (Ar) 
 HEPTAGON 
 heptahedral 
 HEXAGON (Ar) 
 HEXAGONAL (Ar) 
 HEXAHEDRON 
 HOMOLOGOUS 
 hyperbola (Alg) 
 HYPOTHESIS 
 
 icosahedron 
 IDENTICAL (Alg) 
 IDENTITY (Alg) 
 
IMAGINARY (Alg) 
 imply 
 
 Impression 
 INCLINATION 
 INCLINE 
 
 INCLUDE 
 INCOMMENSURABLE 
 enconsistent (Alg) 
 INDEFINITE 
 independent (Alg) 
 indeterminate (Alg) 
 INDIRECT 
 INEQUALITIES 
 inferences 
 INFINITY (Alg) 
 nformal 
 
 mtial 
 
 INSCRIBE 
 inspection (Alg) 
 INSTRUMENT 
 INTERCEPT 
 interchange 
 INTERNAL (Ar) 
 INTERSECTION 
 INVERSELY (Alg) 
 wrrational (Alg) 
 IRREGULAR 
 
 italics 
 
 JOINING 
 jointed 
 
 kilometer (Ar) 
 
 LATERAL (Ar) 
 LEG 
 
 LIKE (Alg) 
 Limit (Ar) 
 LOCATE (Alg) 
 LOCI 
 
 LOCUS 
 
 log 
 
 logarithm (Alg) 
 logical 
 
 lune 
 
 MAGNITUDE (Alg) 
 material 
 mathematician 
 MEDIAN 
 
 member (Alg) 
 MENSURATION (Ar) 
 meter (Ar) 
 metric (Ar) 
 MIDDLE (Ale) 
 mid-perpendicular 
 MID-POINT 
 mid-section 
 mid-way 
 millmeter (Ar) 
 motion 
 
 MULTIPLE (Alg) 
 MUTUALLY 
 
 nature 
 navigation 
 nomenclature 
 nonagon 
 non-intersecting 
 NON-PARALLEL 
 
 OBLIQUE 
 observation (Alg) 
 OBTUSE (Ar) 
 occupy (Ar) 
 OCTAGON (Ar) 
 OCTAHEDRON 
 opening 
 OPPOSITE 
 
 orbit 
 
 ordinate (Alg) 
 ORIGINAL (Alg) 
 orthocenter 
 outside 
 
 pairs (Alg) 
 PARABOLA (Alg) 
 
 PARALLELOGRAM (Alg) 
 
 PARALLELOPIPED 
 peak | 
 pentadecagon 
 PENTAGON 
 pentagonal 
 pentahedral 
 percentages (Ar) — 
 perform (Alg) 
 perigon 
 perspective 
 prwot 
 
 PLANE 
 
 plumb 
 
 POLAR 
 
 POLES 
 POLYHEDRON 
 PORTION 
 POSITION (Alg) 
 postulate 
 pound (Ar) 
 PRISM (Ar) 
 prismoid 
 process (Alg) 
 PRODUCE 
 PROJECTION 
 PROLONGATIONS 
 PROOF (Alg) 
 PROPOSITION 
 PROTRACTOR (Ar) 
 PROVE (Alg) 
 provided 
 pythagorean 
 
 QUADRANGULAR 
 QUADRANT 
 QUADRATIC (Alg) 
 
 radiate 
 RADII 
 rational (Alg) 
 
ray 
 recede 
 RECIPROCAL (Alg) 
 RECTILINEAR 
 
 reductio ad absurdum 
 
 reentrant 
 reflex 
 REGULAR (Ar) 
 reverse (Alg) 
 REVOLVE 
 revolution 
 RHOMBOID 
 RHOMBUS 
 RIGHT TRIANGLE 
 rigid 
 
 RIM 
 
 ROTATE 
 
 salient 
 
 SATISFY (Alg) 
 SCALENE 
 SECANT (Alg) 
 SECTION (Arith) 
 SECTION (Alg) 
 
 secondary 
 
 secure 
 
 SEGMENT 
 
 segmental 
 SEMICIRCLE (Arith) 
 SEMICIRCUMFERENCE 
 
 sequence 
 SHAPE (Ar) 
 SIDE (Ar) 
 signify 
 SIMILAR 
 similitude 
 SIMPLIFY (Alg) 
 sine 
 
 situated 
 
 SLANT HEIGHT 
 slanting 
 
 SPACE (Alg) 
 SPHERICAL 
 STRAIGHT (Alg’) 
 
 ‘STRAIGHT ANGLE 
 ‘subdivision 
 
 subsequent 
 SUBTEND 
 SUPERIMPOSE 
 SUPERPOSITION 
 
 SUPPLEMENT (Alg) 
 SUPPLEMENTARY (Alg) 
 
 surd (Alg) 
 SURFACE (Ar) 
 survey 
 SYMMETRY (Alg) 
 synthetic (Alg) 
 
 TANGENT (Alg) 
 TERMINATE 
 
 TETRAHEDRAL 
 TETRAHEDRON 
 THEOREM (Alg) 
 THICKNESS (Ar) 
 three-dimensional 
 T'-square 
 TRANSVERSAL 
 transverse 
 TRAPEZIUM 
 TRAPEZOID (Alg) 
 TRIANGULAR 
 trigonometric 
 TRIGONOMETRY 
 TRIHEDRAL 
 trirectangular 
 TRISECTION 
 TRUNCATED 
 two-dimensional 
 
 undemonstrable 
 UNLIMITED (Alg) 
 upright 
 
 valid 
 
 VARIABLE (Alg) 
 velocity (Alg) 
 verify (Alg) 
 VERTICES 
 visualize 
 
 cOne 
 
ti 
 
 ALGEBRA* 
 
 ABSCISSA (Geom) CHECK (Ar) destroy 
 absolute (Geom) CIPHER (Ar) determinant 
 addend (Ar) CLEARING DIFFERENCE (Ar) 
 ADJACENT (Geom) COEFFICIENT pieir (Ar) 
 affected co-factor DIMINISH (Geom) 
 affix COINCIDE (Geom) discontinuous 
 aggregation COLUMN (Ar) dissimilar 
 alteration COMPLEMENT (Geom) DIVIDEND (Ar) 
 ALTERNATION (Geom) COMPLEMENTARY (Geom) DIVISIBLE (Geom) 
 AMOUNT (Ar) COMPLETE dot 
 analogous (Geom) COMPLEX (Ar) DOUBLE 
 analytics (Geom) composition draft (Ar) 
 angular (Geom) condense 
 annex (Ar) conditional (Geom) ELIMINATE 
 arabic (Ar) confusion | ellipse 
 ASCENDING conjugate (Geom) ENCLOSE 
 ascertain connect entire (Ar) 
 assign (Geom) CONSECUTIVE (Geom) equate 
 associate CONSISTENT ESTIMATE 
 AVERAGE (Ar) CONTAIN (Geom) EVALUATE 
 Axiom (Geom) continuation EVEN (Ar) 
 
 convert evolution 
 BOM ea COORDINATE EXCEED (Ar) 
 Coe credit (Ar) | exist (Geom) 
 eh ie cross-product EXPAND 
 branch 
 
 EXPONENT (Ar) 
 
 case (Geom) denote (Geom) EXPRESSION (Ar) 
 Centigrade dependent 
 changing derive (Geom) FACTOR (Ar) 
 CHARACTERISTIC | DESCENDING FACTORABLE 
 
 *It may be noted that the following terms, not appearing in the list, are included by 
 Thorndike in a somewhat similar list (The Psychology of Algebra, pp. 265-267) as important. 
 These terms are primarily statistical. They deal with topics which, according to Thorndike’s 
 studies of the uses of algebra, should be part of the secondary school course. But they as 
 yet receive little attention in current teaching practice. Some were not found in the textbooks; 
 others were thrown out by the teachers as unessential. | 
 
 The terms are as follows: bar diagram, convergent (series) distribution, divergent (series), 
 extraneous (roots), finite, (Geom) frequencies, interpolation, locus (Geom), median (Geom), 
 normal (distribution), pictogram, probability, random, sampling, skewness. . 
 
 6 
 
Fahrenheit 
 
 root (Arith) 
 FRACTIONAL (Ar) 
 fulcrum (Geom) 
 
 gains (Ar) 
 
 g. c. m. (Ar) 
 general (Ar) 
 geometrical (Geom) 
 GIVEN (Geom) 
 GREATER (Ar) 
 GROUPING 
 
 Pec? E. 
 
 hence 
 homogeneous 
 hyperbola (Geom) 
 
 IDENTICAL (Geom) | 
 IDENTITY (Geom) 
 IMAGINARY (Geom) 
 improper 
 
 nclose 
 
 inconsistent (Geom) 
 ondependent (Geom) 
 ondeterminate (Geom) 
 index (Ar) 
 
 INFINITY (Geom) 
 insert 
 
 INSPECTION (Geom) 
 INTEREST (Ar) 
 INVERSELY (Geom) 
 investment (Ar) 
 INVOLUTION y 
 IRRATIONAL (Geom) 
 
 jountly 
 KNOWN 
 
 LATITUDE (Ar) 
 lee: (Ar) 
 L. co. M. (Ar) 
 lettering 
 
 lever 
 
 LIKE (Geom) 
 
 LITERAL 
 
 locate (Geom) 
 LOGARITHM (Geom) 
 LONGITUDE (Ar) 
 loss (Ar) 
 
 MAGNITUDE (Geom) 
 manipulation 
 mantissa 
 
 mean proportional 
 MEMBERS (Geom) 
 mentally (Ar) 
 MIDDLE (Geom) 
 minuend (Ar) 
 MIXED (Ar) 
 monomial 
 MULTIPLE (Geom) 
 MULTIPLICAND (Ar) 
 MULTIPLICATION (Ar) 
 MULTIPLIER (Ar) 
 MULTIPLY (Ar) 
 
 NECESSARY 
 note (Ar) 
 
 observation (Geom) 
 obtain 
 
 opp (Ar) 
 
 ORDINATE (Geom) 
 ORIGINAL (Geom) 
 
 pairs (Geom) 
 parabola (Geom) 
 PARALLELOGRAM (Geom) 
 PARENTHESIS (Ar) 
 perfect (Ar) 
 PERFORM (Geom) 
 PLOT 
 
 POLYNOMIAL 
 possible 
 
 POWER (Ar) 
 precede 
 
 prefix 
 
 PRIME (Ar) 
 proceed 
 
 process (Geom) 
 PrRopucT (Ar) 
 progression 
 PROOF (Geom) 
 PROPER (Ar) 
 properties 
 PROVE (Geom) 
 pure 
 
 QUADRATIC (Geom) 
 
 RADICAL (Ar) 
 radicand 
 
 RATE (Ar) 
 RATIONAL (Geom) 
 RATIONALIZE 
 REAL 
 RECIPROCAL (Geom) 
 REDUCIBLE 
 REDUCTION (Ar) 
 REMOVE (Ar) 
 RESULT (Ar) 
 reverse (Geom) 
 rod (Ar) 
 
 SATISFY (Geom) 
 secant (Geom) 
 SEPARATE (Ar) 
 SERIES 
 
 sets 
 
 SIMPLIFY (Geom) 
 SIMULTANEOUS 
 space (Geom) 
 STEPS 
 
 straight (Geom) 
 subscripts 
 SUBTRAHEND (Ar) 
 SUPPLEMENT 
 SUPPLEMENTARY 
 SURD 
 
 symmetrical (Geom) 
 
 synthetic (Geom) 
 system (Ar) 
 
table (Ar) 
 tabular 
 
 tangent (Geom) 
 temperature 
 THEOREM (Geom) 
 thermometer (Ar) 
 TIMES (Ar) 
 
 TOTAL (Ar) 
 transfer 
 
 translate 
 TRAPEZOID (Geom) 
 
 TRIAL (Ar) 
 TRINOMIAL 
 
 type 
 
 UNEQUAL 
 uniform 
 
 UNITE 
 
 UNITY 
 
 UNKNOWN (Ar) 
 UNLIKE (Ar) 
 UNLIMITED (Geom) 
 
 VARIABLE (Geom) 
 variation 
 velocity (Geom) 
 VERIFY (Geom) 
 vinculum 
 
 WEIGHT (Ar) 
 WHOLE (Ar) 
 
 X-AXIS 
 
 Y-AXIS 
 
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 Department of Psychology 
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 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION. 5:) AMERICAN HISTORY 
 
 _ The following list contains da technical and Iyer whens unusual words 
 which are common in textbooks on American history. In. this list, the words 
 which teachers consider most important are printed in capitals. These words 
 should be studied first. The words in italics are somewhat less important, but 
 should be known. The words in’ ordinary type are not very important.’ How- 
 i these words:occur in most textbooks ; hence their meaning should be under- 
 stoo 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore; receive close study. ‘Pupils should mark the words they do 
 not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 AMERICAN HISTORY 
 
 abandon ‘advocate AMERICANISM | arbitrary 
 abdicate AFFAIR AMMUNITION ARBITRATION 
 ABOLISH AGENT AMNESTY archbishop 
 ABOLITIONIST aggressive ANARCHY ARGUMENT 
 aboriginal aggrieve ANCESTORS ARISTOCRACY 
 absolute agitation annals armament 
 absolutism ‘AGREEMENT ANNEXATION ARMISTICE 
 accessible AGRICULTURE /ANNUL ARMS 
 accession aide-de-camp' ' antagonistic ARMY 
 accounts AIRPLANE anti-imperialist arraignment 
 ACQUISITION alderman ANTI-SLAVERY arsenal 
 
 ACT ALIEN. ght APPEAL arson 
 activity ALLEGIANCE appellate ARTICLES 
 adjustment ALLIANCE APPOINTMENT ARTILLERY 
 ADMINISTRATION ALLIES apportionment _ ASSASSINATION 
 ADMIRAL AMBASSADOR © approbation ASSAULT 
 ADOPTION AMBUSH APPROPRIATION ASSEMBLY 
 adulteration AMENDMENT | > APPROVAL ASSESSMENT 
 adviser AMERICA | aqueduct ASSISTANCE 
 
 1 
 
assumption 
 asylum 
 atlas 
 atrocities 
 ATTACK 
 ATTITUDE 
 ATTORNEY 
 auditor 
 auspices 
 austerities 
 authentic 
 AUTHORITIES 
 autocrat 
 Aztec 
 
 bail 
 
 bailiff 
 
 bale 
 
 BALLOT 
 banish 
 BANKRUPT 
 BARBARIAN 
 baron 
 BARRACKS 
 barter 
 BATTALION 
 battery 
 BATTLE 
 BAYONET 
 BELLIGERENT 
 BESIEGE 
 bimetallism : 
 bishop 
 BLOCKADE 
 bogus 
 BOMBARDMENT 
 bond 
 bondage 
 bondman 
 BONUS 
 
 booty 
 
 borough 
 boss 
 BOUNDARY 
 BOYCOTT 
 branded 
 breach 
 breastwork 
 BRIBERY | 
 brigadier 
 brigand 
 broadside 
 buccaneer 
 BUDGET 
 buffer 
 bulwark 
 bureau 
 burgess 
 burgher 
 
 CABINET 
 calamity 
 calculate 
 CAMPAIGN 
 CANAL 
 CANDIDATE 
 CANNON 
 cannonade 
 CAPITAL 
 CAPITALIST 
 CAPITOL 
 CAPTIVITY 
 CAPTURE 
 caravan 
 CARGO 
 
 CARPETBAGGER 
 
 CAUCUS 
 CAUSE 
 cavalier 
 CAVALRY 
 censure 
 CENSUS 
 
 centenmal 
 CENTURY 
 ceremony 
 CESSION 
 challenge 
 chancellor 
 CHARACTER 
 CHARTER 
 chateau 
 chronicle 
 circuit 
 circular 
 CIRCULATION 
 circumnavigate 
 circumstances 
 CITIZEN 
 
 CITY 
 
 CIVIL 
 CIVILIZATION 
 claim 
 
 clash 
 
 CLERGY 
 coalition 
 coat of arms 
 coercion 
 COINAGE 
 collateral 
 COLLEGE 
 COLONY 
 COMBAT 
 COMBATANT 
 combination 
 COMMANDER 
 commemorate 
 commentary 
 COMMERCE 
 comnuission 
 COMMITTEE 
 commodity 
 commoner 
 COMMON WEALTH 
 
 2 
 
 COMMUNICATION 
 COMMUNITY 
 compact 
 COMPANY 
 COMPASS 
 compensate 
 compensation 
 COMPETITION 
 complaint 
 complication 
 compromise 
 compute 
 concession 
 conciliatory 
 concurrence 
 condition 
 CONFEDERACY 
 CONFEDERATE 
 CONFEDERATION 
 CONFERENCE 
 CONFISCATE 
 CONFLICT 
 CONGRESS 
 CONQUEROR 
 CONQUEST 
 conscription 
 CONSECRATION 
 CONSERVATION 
 CONSERVATIVE 
 consideration 
 consignment 
 consolidate 
 CONSPIRACY 
 CONSTITUTION 
 CONSTRUCTION 
 CONSUL 
 consumer 
 contention 
 
 CONTINENT 
 
 CONTINENTAL 
 CONTRABAND 
 
CONTRACT 
 CONTROL 
 CONTROVERSY 
 CONVENTION 
 convert — 
 copperhead 
 corporal 
 CORPORATION’ 
 corruption 
 cosmopolitan 
 COTTON 
 COUNCIL 
 councillor 
 counterdrive 
 COUNTERFEIT 
 counterpart 
 COUNTRY 
 COUNTY 
 COURT 
 courtier 
 COURTMARTIAL 
 covenant 
 convene 
 credential 
 CREDIT 
 
 creole 
 
 CRIME 
 CRIMINAL 
 CRISIS 
 culminate 
 CURRENCY 
 curtail 
 custodian 
 CUSTOMS 
 
 DAMAGE 
 DEBTORS 
 DECADE 
 DECISIVE 
 DECLARATION 
 DECLINE 
 
 DECREE 
 DEFEAT 
 DEFEND 
 DEFIANCE 
 degradation 
 deity 
 DELEGATE 
 deliberate 
 demagogue 
 DEMANDS 
 demarcation 
 DEMOCRAT 
 DEMOCRATIC 
 demonetise 
 denial 
 DENOMINATION 
 DEPARTMENT 
 DEPENDENCY 
 deplorable 
 depose 
 DEPRECIATION 
 DEPRESSION 
 DEPUTY 
 derive 
 DESCENDANT 
 DESERTER 
 desperado 
 DESPOTISM 
 destitute 
 DESTRUCTION. 
 determinate 
 dethrone 
 detour 
 DEVELOPMENT 
 DICTATE 
 DIPLOMACY 
 directorate 
 directory 
 DISCONTENT 
 DISCOVER 
 discriminate 
 
 dispensation 
 DISPUTE 
 disruption 
 dissension 
 dissenter 
 dissolution 
 DISSOLVE 
 DISTRICT 
 diversity 
 DIVISION 
 divulge 
 DOCTRINE 
 SOCUMENT 
 JOMAIN 
 DOMINION 
 DRAFT 
 dreadnought 
 drummer 
 DUTY 
 dwindle 
 dynasty 
 
 ecclesiastic 
 ECONOMICS 
 edict 
 EDUCATION 
 EDUCATOR 
 EFFECT 
 efficiency 
 effigy 
 ELECTION 
 ELECTOR 
 ELIGIBILITY 
 EMANCIPATION 
 EMBARGO 
 embark 
 EMBASSY 
 embody 
 EMIGRANT 
 eminent 
 emissary 
 
 3 
 
 EMPEROR 
 EMPIRE 
 EMPLOYEE 
 EMPLOYER 
 empower 
 encroachment 
 endowment 
 ENEMY 
 ENFORCE | 
 ENLIST 
 enormous 
 entail 
 ENTANGLEMENT 
 ENTERPRISE 
 entrenchment 
 enumerate 
 ENVOY 
 EPOCH 
 EQUALITY 
 equalization 
 ERA 
 erroneous 
 espionage 
 ESSENTIAL 
 ESTABLISH 
 estate 
 eulogy 
 evacuation 
 evade 
 EVENT 
 excise 
 EXECUTION 
 
 _ EXECUTIVE 
 
 EXEMPT 
 EXILE 
 existence 
 EXPANSION 
 EXPEDITION 
 EXPENDITURE 
 explort 
 EXPLORER 
 
EXPORTATION 
 EXPOSITION 
 extensive 
 exterminate 
 EXTRADITION 
 extremist 
 
 facilities 
 faction 
 FACTORY 
 fastness 
 FEDERATION 
 fee 
 
 felony 
 FEUDAL 
 FILIBUSTER 
 FINANCE 
 FLAG 
 
 FLEET 
 flotilla 
 
 FOE 
 
 forage 
 FORCES 
 FOREIGN 
 fornudable 
 formulate 
 FORTIFICATION 
 FORTRESS 
 FORTY-NINER 
 FOUNDER 
 FRANCHISE 
 FRAUD 
 FREEDOM 
 FREEMAN 
 FREESOILERS 
 
 freethinkers 
 
 frigate 
 FRONTIER | 
 frugal 
 FUGITIVE 
 function 
 
 fundamental 
 
 . FUNDS 
 
 gag-resolution 
 GARRISON 
 gauntlet 
 gazette 
 gentry 
 GERRYMANDER 
 GLOBE 
 GOVERNMENT 
 GOVERNOR 
 granger 
 granite 
 
 GRANT : 
 GREENBACK 
 GRIEVANCE 
 GUARANTEE 
 guerrilla 
 guillotine 
 GUILTY 
 
 . guinea 
 
 gunboat 
 gunstock 
 
 habeas corpus 
 
 habitable 
 
 hamper 
 handicrafts 
 harass | 
 hardship 
 hazard 
 heresy 
 hierarchy 
 HISTORIAN 
 HOMESTEAD 
 HOSTILE 
 HUMANITY 
 hygiene 
 
 idealism 
 IGNORANCE 
 
 ILLEGAL 
 allictt : 
 ILLITERATE 
 ummemorial 
 IMMIGRATION 
 imminent 
 ummunty 
 umpassable 
 IMPEACHMENT 
 imperative 
 imperialism » 
 IMPORT 
 empregnable 
 impressment 
 inalienable 
 INAUGURATION 
 incalculable 
 INCOME 
 incompetent 
 incorporate 
 incredible 
 indebted 
 INDEMNITY 
 INDEPENDENCE 
 INDICT 
 indispensable’ 
 endorsement 
 INDUSTRY 
 onferior 
 inflation 
 influence 
 infringement 
 INHABIT 
 INHERITANCE 
 INITIATIVE 
 INJUNCTION 
 INSCRIPTION 
 insolvent 
 inspection 
 instigate 
 INSTITUTION | 
 
 4 
 
 insubordinate 
 insular 
 insurgent 
 INSURRECTION 
 integrity 
 interchange 
 INTERIOR 
 INTERNAL 
 
 » INTERNATIONAL 
 
 interpretation 
 
 / INTERSTATE 
 
 interval 
 intervention 
 intolerant 
 intrigue 
 intruder 
 INVASION 
 INVENTOR 
 anvest 
 
 INVESTIGATE 
 
 inviolable 
 IRRIGATION 
 ISSUE 
 
 jeopardize 
 JUDICIAL 
 JUDICIARY 
 JURISDICTION 
 JURY 
 JURYMEN 
 JUSTICE 
 
 KAISER 
 KINGDOM 
 knight 
 know-nothings 
 
 LABOR 
 landslide 
 LATITUDE 
 
 “LAWFUL 
 
 LAWS 
 
LEADERSHIP * masonry © 0. mulatto “) opposition 
 
 LEAGUE | ' MASSACRE» “\ MUNICIPAL. OPPRESSION 
 LEGAL ” f master 106 MUNITIONS!) > optimistic 
 LEGISLATION | MAYOR . musketry | option 
 lentent wan mediator woe") muster | ORDINANCE 
 LEVY MAO memoirs cools mutilate i ORGANIZATION 
 libel | memorable’ °'r is mutiny | ORIGINAL 
 liberation “oi! memorandum mutual | orthodox 
 LIBERTY >) memorial AL OUTLAW 
 LIEUTENANT’ |! Menace NATION ! outpost 
 limitation +) mercantile / 0) NATIONAL ovation 
 LITERATURE ’ “merchant — () NATIVE overcapitalization 
 LOAN ¢) merger oo) NATURALIZATION overt 
 lobbying | merit | i) NAVAL . overwhelming 
 LOCOMOTIVE \\ metal Ae NAVIGATION 
 LONGITUDE metropolis NAVY | palace 
 loot middlemen NEGOTIATION | pamphlet 
 LOYALIST | MIGRATE NEUTRALITY PANIC 
 lunatic \. MILITARY |. NEWSPAPER papacy 
 MILITIA nobility papal 
 MACHINE MINING noble paramount 
 MAGISTRATE MINISTER | nonunally PARDON 
 magnitude ©. 9°” MINISTRY NOMINATE PARLIAMENT 
 MAIL | MINORITY NOMINEE partake 
 mainland MINT '! NON-INTERCOURSE partisan 
 MAJOR MINUTEMEN NON-PARTISAN patent 
 MAJORITY miracle notorious pathfinder 
 mandate - mission Oia ull patriarch 
 manifesto MISSIONARY |)! (9! NULLIFICATION PATRIOT 
 manipulation MOB | PATRIOTISM 
 manoewver MOBILIZE obnoxious patrol 
 manor i moderator’ 0 observation patronage 
 MANUFACTURE “MONARCH 9 Obstacle eB.) patroon 
 MAP 2)! MONARCHY )'°9.)'\ OFFENSIVE)!" PEACE 
 marauder monastery OFFICE | PEASANT 
 MARINE monk 00-0) OFFICIAL 0 PEASANTRY 
 mariner ‘monopoly so) ominous | peer 
 maritime monotony omnibus ue penal 
 marque MONUMENT woot opinion pending 
 martial mortgage OPPONENT “|. PENSION 
 martyr ) MOVEMENT (|)! opportunity perilous 
 
 5 
 
PERIOD 
 PERMANENT 
 permit 
 perpetrator 
 perquisite 
 PERSECUTE 
 pestilence 
 petit 
 PETITION 
 PETROLEUM 
 phenomenon 
 philanthropist 
 PILGRIM 
 pillage 
 pillory 
 PIONEER 
 PIRATES 
 PLAINTIFF 
 PLANTATION 
 PLATFORM 
 plebiscite 
 PLEDGE 
 PLOT 
 plunder 
 PLURALITY 
 POLICY 
 POLITICAL 
 POLITICS 
 pollute 
 polygamy 
 pooling 
 pope 
 POPULAR 
 POPULATION 
 portage 
 POSSESSION 
 POSTAL, 
 POSTERITY 
 potentate 
 POVERTY 
 practicable 
 
 PRECEDENT 
 precipitous 
 predecessor 
 predominant 
 prejudices 
 premium 
 PREPAREDNESS 
 PRESERVATION 
 PRESIDENT 
 prestige 
 prevalent 
 priest, 
 PRIMARY 
 
 PRIME-MINISTER 
 
 primeval 
 primitive 
 PRISONER 
 privateer 
 PRIVILEGE 
 procedure 
 PROCLAMATION 
 PROGRESS 
 PROGRESSIVE 
 
 » PROHIBITION 
 
 project 
 promoter 
 propagation 
 PROPERTY 
 PROPRIETOR 
 PROSECUTICN 
 PRO-SLAVERY 
 prospector 
 PROSPEROUS | 
 PROTECTION 
 PROTECTORATE 
 PROTESTANT 
 protocol 
 PROVIDENCE 
 PROVINCE 
 PROVISION | 
 proviso 
 
 provocation 
 PUBLICITY 
 publish 
 Pueblo 
 Pullman 
 PURCHASE 
 PURITAN 
 
 QUAKER 
 QUALIFICATION 
 QUARREL 
 QUEEN 
 
 quest 
 
 QUORUM 
 QUOTA 
 
 RABBLE 
 RADICAL 
 RAID 
 RAILROAD 
 RATIFICATION 
 ratio 
 ravage 
 rebate 
 REBEL 
 REBELLION 
 rebuke 
 RECALL 
 recapture 
 reclaim 
 reclamation 
 
 recommendation 
 
 recompense 
 reconciliation 
 reconnoiter 
 
 RECONSTRUCTION 
 
 record 
 recovery 
 recur 
 RECRUITS 
 rectify 
 
 6 
 
 redress 
 reduction 
 RE-ELECTION 
 
 REENFORCEMENT 
 
 REFERENDUM 
 REFORM 
 REFORMATION 
 REFUGEE 
 regume 
 REGIMENT 
 REGION 
 register 
 REGISTRATION 
 REGULARS 
 regulations 
 REIGN 
 relationship 
 RELIGION 
 reorganization 
 reparation 
 REPEAL 
 
 REPRESENTATIVE 
 
 reprisal 
 REPUBLIC 
 REPUBLICAN 
 repudiate 
 requisition 
 rescind 
 RESERVATION 
 RESERVE 
 RESIGNATION 
 RESISTANCE 
 RESOLUTION 
 RESOURCES 
 restriction 
 
 ‘resumption 
 
 retaliation 
 RETREAT 
 revenge 
 REVENUE 
 REVOLT 
 
REVOLUTION 
 ridicule 
 rigid 
 RIOT 
 RIVALRY 
 ROUTE 
 ROYAL 
 ROYALTY 
 RULER 
 RURAL 
 ruthless 
 
 SAILOR 
 SANITATION 
 savages 
 scabbard 
 scalawags 
 scarcity 
 schooner 
 scrupulous 
 seaboard 
 SECESSION 
 sect 
 sectarian 
 SECTIONAL 
 secular 
 SEDITION 
 seizure 
 selectman 
 
 SELF-GOVERNMENT 
 
 SENATE 
 SENATOR 
 sentiment 
 sentinel 
 SEPARATISTS 
 serf 
 SERVICE 
 servile 
 servitude 
 SESSION 
 SETTLEMENT 
 
 sever 
 SHERIFF 
 shilling 
 SHIPWRECK 
 shipyard 
 SIEGE 
 SITUATION 
 skirmish 
 slander 
 SLAVE 
 
 SLAVEHOLDERS 
 
 SLAVERY 
 slums 
 smuggler 
 SOCIALISM. 
 SOLDIER 
 solicitor 
 SOVEREIGN 
 SPEAKER 
 specte 
 speculation 
 spiritual 
 split 
 SPOILS 
 SPY 
 squadron 
 squatter 
 stalwart 
 stanch 
 
 standpatters 
 
 staple 
 STATE 
 STATESMEN 
 status 
 STATUTE 
 sterling 
 stockade 
 straits 
 strategic 
 stress 
 stricken 
 
 it 
 
 | 
 
 STRIKES 
 STRONGHOLD 
 STRUGGLE 
 subjects 
 subjugation 
 SUBMARINE 
 
 subordinate | 
 
 subpoena 
 subsequent 
 subsidy 
 SUCCEED 
 succor 
 SUFFRAGE 
 supersede 
 supplant 
 SUPPLIES 
 SUPREMACY 
 SUPREME 
 surpass 
 surplus 
 SURRENDER 
 SURVEYOR 
 sustenance 
 SYSTEM 
 
 tactics 
 TARIFF 
 TAX 
 TAXATION 
 TAXPAYER 
 TELEGRAPH 
 temporary 
 tenant 
 TENURE 
 terminus 
 TERMS 
 TERRITORY 
 testimony 
 textile 
 theology 
 theory 
 
 7 
 
 threat 
 throne 
 
 title 
 toleration 
 TOMAHAWK 
 torpedo 
 torrent 
 TORTURE 
 TOWN 
 TOWNSHIP 
 trade 
 tradesmen 
 tradition 
 TRAFFIC 
 TRAIL 
 TRAITOR 
 tranquility © 
 transit 
 TRANSPORTATION 
 TREACHERY 
 TREASON 
 TREASURY 
 TREATY 
 tremendous 
 TRENCH 
 TRIAL 
 
 TRIBE 
 tribunal 
 TRIBUTARY 
 triple 
 triumph 
 TROOPS 
 TRUCE 
 TRUSTS 
 turbulent 
 TYRANT 
 TYRANNY 
 
 ultimatum 
 UNANIMOUS 
 UNION 
 
UNIVERSITY 
 unscrupulous 
 UPRISING 
 urban 
 
 urgent 
 utilities 
 
 vagrancy 
 valid, , 
 vanguard 
 venerable 
 venture 
 
 VESSEL 
 VETERAN = 
 
 ‘VETO 
 
 vicinity 
 VICTIM 
 VICTORY ° 
 VILLAGE — 
 
 vindictive 
 
 violation 
 vocational 
 void 
 
 volley — 
 
 voluntarily © 
 ‘VOLUNTEERS (i) \) 
 VOTE 
 » VOTER ath 
 
 VOYAGE 
 
 -WAMPUM 
 
 WAR 
 WARD 
 
 warfare 
 warpath 
 
 WARRANT 
 ‘WARRIOR 
 
 VWATERWAYS 
 
 WEAPON 
 
  WHIG 
 ‘whipping-post © 
 
 WITCHCRAFT 
 WORSHIP 
 WRIT 
 
 cealous 
 zeppelin 
 
Ko. 7? 
 
 Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
 Department of Psychology 
 The Ohio State University 
 
 Published by the 
 
 PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
 
 BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 
 SECTION 6: 
 
 GENERAL SCIENCE. 
 
 The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
 
 books in General Science. 
 study ; these are the basic scientific terms. 
 
 The first list contains words common to all scientific 
 In the second list are the words found 
 
 in General Scienece—and in some of the other sciences—but not common to all 
 
 science.* 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
 
 ‘The words in italics are some- 
 
 what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 
 
 very important. 
 
 meaning should be understood. 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 should, therefore, receive close study. 
 
 ABSORB 
 ABSORPTION 
 accumulation 
 ACID 
 
 _ ADHERE 
 ADHESION 
 ADULTERATE 
 aerval 
 ALCOHOL 
 ALKALI 
 ALKALINE 
 APPARATUS 
 AQUEOUS 
 artesian 
 artificial 
 ASSIMILATION 
 ASSUMPTION 
 
 ATMOSPHERE 
 ATOM 
 ATOMIC 
 ATTRACTION 
 AXIS 
 
 BACTERIA 
 BIOLOGY 
 BORAX 
 
 CALCIUM 
 CALORIE 
 capilarity 
 CAPILLARY 
 CARBON 
 
 ~ CELLULOSE 
 CENTIGRADE 
 
 CHEMICAL 
 
 CHEMISTRY 
 classification 
 COHESION 
 COMBUSTION 
 COMPOSITION 
 COMPOUND 
 CONCAVE 
 CONCRETE 
 CONDENSATION 
 CONDENSE 
 CONSERVATION 
 CONSERVE 
 CONTRACT 
 CONTRACTION 
 CONVEX 
 CURRENT 
 
 However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
 
 COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 
 
 DATA 
 
 datum 
 
 DECAY 
 DECOMPOSE 
 DECOMPOSITION 
 DEMONSTRATION 
 denote 
 DENSITY 
 DEVELOP 
 DEVELOPMENT 
 DIAMETER 
 diffuse 
 DIFFUSION 
 DISCHARGE 
 DISEASE 
 DISINTEGRATE 
 DISSOLVE 
 
 *Some of the words in the General Science lists are followed by abbreviations which 
 indicate that words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. These abbrevia- 
 tions mean: ‘‘Biol’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ for Chemistry, ‘‘Geog’’. for Geography, ‘‘ Phys.’’ 
 
 for Physies and ‘‘Physiol.’’ for Phsyiology. 
 
distill 
 
 ELASTIC 
 ELECTRIC 
 ELECTRICITY 
 ELEMENT 
 ELIMINATION 
 ENERGY 
 ETHER 
 EVAPORATION 
 EVOLUTION 
 EXPAND 
 EXPANSION 
 EXPERIMENT 
 
 FACTOR 
 FAHRENHEIT 
 fibre 
 
 FIGURE 
 FILTER 
 
 FLUID 
 FRICTION 
 FUNCTION 
 FUSION 
 
 GAS 
 GASEOUS 
 GEOGRAPHY 
 geological 
 geology 
 GLYCERIN 
 GRAVITY 
 
 HETEROGENEOUS 
 
 HOMOGENEOUS 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HUMIDITY 
 HYDROGEN 
 
 ILLUMINATION 
 ammerse 
 INCREASE 
 INORGANIC 
 INSOLUBLE 
 
 INTENSITY 
 INVERSELY 
 IODINE 
 IRON 
 
 LABORATORY 
 LATENT 
 LAW 
 
 LAYER 
 LIME 
 limestone 
 LIQUID 
 LUBRICATE 
 
 MAGNETIG 
 MASS 
 MATERIAL 
 MATTER 
 MAXIMUM 
 MELT 
 MERCURY 
 METAL 
 METHOD 
 MICROSCOPE 
 MINERAL 
 MINIMUM 
 mucture 
 MOISTURE 
 MOLECULE 
 MOTION 
 
 
 
 NATURE 
 NEGATIVE 
 NEUTRALIZE 
 NITROGEN 
 
 OBSERVATION 
 orbit 
 ORGANIC 
 ORIGIN 
 OSMOSIS 
 OXIDATION 
 OXYGEN 
 
 parafjine 
 perforation 
 PERMANENT 
 PHENOMENON 
 PHOSPHATE 
 PHOSPHORUS 
 PHYSICAL 
 PHYSICS 
 PHYSIOLOGY 
 PIGMENT 
 PLATINUM 
 POROUS 
 POSITIVE 
 precipitation 
 PRESERVATION 
 PRESSURE 
 primary 
 PRINCIPAL 
 PRINCIPLE 
 PROCESS 
 PROPERTIES 
 PROTOPLASM 
 PROPORTION 
 pulverize 
 
 QUALITY 
 QUANTITY 
 
 RADIATION 
 RADIUS 
 
 ray 
 
 REACTION 
 REFLECT 
 REFLECTION 
 REFRIGERATION 
 refrigerator 
 RELATIVE 
 RESISTANCE 
 RESPIRATION 
 
 SATURATION 
 SCIENCE 
 SCIENTIFIC 
 
 2 
 
 solar 
 
 SOLIDS 
 SOLUBLE 
 SOLUTION 
 SPACE 
 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
 spectrum (a) 
 STARCH 
 STORAGE 
 STRATUM (a) 
 SUBSTANCE 
 SULPHUR 
 SURPLUS 
 SYMBOL 
 SYNTHESIS 
 
 TEMPERATURE 
 TENDENCY 
 TENSION 
 terminal 
 THEORY 
 THERMOMETER 
 transformation 
 TRANSLUCENT 
 TRANSPARENT 
 TUBERCULOSIS 
 turpentine 
 
 UNIT 
 UNIVERSE 
 UTILIZE 
 
 VACUUM 
 VAPOR 
 VARIATION 
 VENTILATION 
 VIBRATION 
 
 ZERO 
 zinc 
 
GENERAL SCIENCE 
 
 ABDOMEN (Biol. Physiol.) ALIMENTARY (Biol. ANTITOXIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
 ABNORMAL (Biol. Physiol.) Physiol.) — antitrades (Geog.) 
 abrasion alligators (Biol. Geog.) anvil (Biol. Physiol.) 
 ABSCESS (Physiol. ) ALLOY (Chem. Phys.) aorta (Biol. Physiol.) 
 ABSOLUTE (Chem. Phys.) ALLUVIAL (Geog.) APERTURE (Chem. Phys.) 
 ABUNDANT (Biol. Geog.) ALTERNATING (Phys.) apparent (Phys.) 
 accentuate (Phys.) ALTITUDE (Biol. Geog.) appendage (Physiol.) 
 ACCESSORY (Biol. Physiol.) alum APPENDICITIS ( Physiol.) 
 acclimatize ALUMINUM (Chem. Geog. APPLIANCE (Phys.) 
 accommodation (Biol. Phys.) APPROPRIATE 
 
 Physiol.) amber (Chem. Phys.) APPROXIMATE (Phys.) 
 ACCOMPLISH (Phys. ) ammeter (Phys.) aqua (Chem.) 
 acetate (Chem.) AMMONIA (Biol. Chem. AQUARIUM (Biol. Phys.) 
 acetic (Chem.) p-2- Physiol.) AQUEDUCT (Geog. Phys. 
 ACETYLENE (Chem.) ammoniac (Chem.) Physiol. ) 
 acidulate (Chem.) ammonium (Chem.) arbitrary 
 activated (Biol.) AMORPHOUS (Chem. Phys.) arc (Phys.) 
 activity (Chem. Phys.) | AMPERE (Phys.) ARCTIC (Geog.) 
 addict ( Biol.) AMPHIBIAN (Biol.) ARGON (Biol. Chem. Phys.) 
 
 ADENOIWS (Biol. Physiol.) amylopsin (Biol. Physiol.) anw (Geog.) 
 ADJACENT (Geog. Physiol.) anaemia (Biol. Physiol.) armature (Phys.) 
 
 ADJUST | anaérobic (Biol.) aromatic (Biol. Chem.) 
 adrenalin (Biol. Physiol.) ANAESTHETIC (Biol. Chem.arsenic (Biol. Chem.) 
 ADULT Physiol. ) ARTERY (Biol. Physiol.) 
 aerate (Biol. Chem.) ANCESTOR (Biol.) articulate (Biol. Physiol.) 
 aerobic (Buol.) anemometer ASBESTOS (Chem. Geog. 
 _ AEROPLANE (Chem. Geog. ANEROID Phys. ) 
 Phys.) ANGLE (Phys.) ASCEND 
 AFFINITY (Biol. Chem.) angurar ascertain 
 
 agar-agar (Biol. Physi0l.) aniline (Biol. Chem.) ASH (Chem. Geog.) 
 agate (Chem.) asphalt (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 ANNIHILATE : 
 agent (Chem.) Tee: ASPHYXIATION (Biol. 
 aggregation (Biol. Chem. Chem. Physiol.) 
 : annunciator 
 
 Physiol.) ASTEROID 
 agonic (Phys.) Tet (Chem. Phys.) ASTIGMATISM (Biol. 
 AGRICULTURE (Geog. ) anther (Biol. ) Physiol. Phys.) 
 ailment (Physiol.) ANTHRACITE (Chem, Geog.) asrronomy (Geog. Phys.) 
 alabaster (Chem.) anthrax, ( Biol.) atomizer (Phys.) 
 ALBUMIN (Biol. Chem. ANTICYCLONE (Geog.) attribute 
 
 Physiol.) ANTIMONY (Chem. Phys.) AupIBLE (Physiol.) 
 ALFALFA (Biol. Geog.) ANTISEPTIC (Biol. Chem. avpitory (Biol. Physiol.) 
 ALGAE (Biol. Chem.) Physiol. ) AURICLE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
automatic (Biol. Physiol. puAppEeR (Biol. Physiol.) 
 Phys.) BLEACH (Chem. Physiol.) 
 AVERAGE (Phys.) blight ( Biol.) 
 AVIATOR blindspot (Phys.) 
 AXIL BLIZZARD (Geog.) 
 BLOWPIPE (Chem. Phys.) 
 BACILLUS (Biol. Physiol.) BLUEPRINT 
 
 CAFFEINE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 caisson (Phys.) 
 
 calculate (Chem.) 
 
 CALORIMETER (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CALORY (Chem.) 
 
 back fire boa-constrictor (Geog.) CALYX (Biol.) 
 bactericidal (Chem.) BODY cambium (Biol.) 
 BALL BEARING (Phys.) BoG (Geog.) CAMERA (Phys.) 
 BARBERRY (Biol.) boil ( Physiol.) camphor (Biol. Chem.) 
 barium (Chem.) BOILING POINT (Chem.) CANCER (Physiol.) 
 berograph (Phys.) boracic (Chem.) Cancer (Geog.) 
 BAROMETER (Biol. Chem. sore (Biol. Phys.) canine (Biol. Physiol.) 
 Phys.) boric (Chem.) canker ( Bool.) 
 BAROMETRIC boron (Chem.) cannel (Chem.) 
 barrier (Biol. Geog.) BOTANY (Biol. Physiol.) canyon (Geog.) 
 basswood boundary (Geog.) CAPACITY (Chem. Phys.) 
 BATTERY (Chem. Phys.) powers (Biol. Physiol.) Capricorn (Geog.) 
 BEAKER (Chem.) BREEDING ( Biol.) capsule (Biol. Physiol.) 
 beats (Phys.) BREEZE ( Geog.) CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. 
 beeswax BRILLIANCE Chem. Physiol.) 
 BELLOWS (Phys.) brimstone (Chem.) CARBOLIC (Biol. Chem. 
 BENZINE (Chem.) ® = xsrine (Chem.) Physiol.) 
 benzoate (Biol. Chem. — rirrneNess (Chem. CARBONATE (Chem. 
 Physiol.) Phys.) Physiol.) 
 benzoic (Chem.) BROIL carbuncle (Physiol.) 
 benzol (Chem.) BROMIDE (Biol. Chem.) CARBURETOR (Chem. Phys.) 
 BEVERAGE (Biol. Chem. = groncwtAu (Biol. Physiol.) cardinal 
 Physiol.) BRONCHITIS (Physiol. ) CARNIVOROUS (Biol. 
 BICARBONATE (Chem. bronze (Chem. Geog.) Physiol. ) 
 Physiol.) BTU. (Phys.) carpel ( Biol.) 
 
 bichloride (Chem. Biol.) BuBONICc (Biol. Physiol.) 
 bichromate (Chem. Phys.) BULB 
 
 biconvex (Physiol.) BULLETIN 
 BICUSPID (Biol. Physiol.) BUNSEN (Phys. Chem.) 
 bifocal BUOYANCY (Biol. Chem. 
 BILE (Biol. Physiol.) Phys.) 
 BINOCULAR (Physiol. burette (Chem.) 
 
 Phys.) burrow (Biol.) 
 bismuth (Biol. Chem. BUZZER 
 
 Phys.) 
 bisulphid (Chem.) cactus (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 BITUMINOUS (Chem. Geog.) cadmium (Chem. Phys.) 
 
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 cartesian (Phys.) 
 
 CARTILAGE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 CASCADE ( Geog.) 
 
 CASEIN (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 casing (Physiol.) 
 
 CAST IRON (Phys.) 
 
 castor 
 
 CATARACT (Geog.) 
 
 catarrh (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 CATHODE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 CAUCASIAN (Biol. Geog.) 
 
CAVITY (Biol. Physiol.) circuit (Chem. Physiol. 
 
 celestial | Phys. ) 
 
 CELL (Biol. Phys.) CIRCULATION (Biol. Geog. 
 CELLULOID (Chem.) Physiol.) 
 
 cement (Biol. Chem. CIRCUMFERENCE (Geog. 
 
 Geog.) Phys.) 
 
 CENTIGRAM CIRROSTRATUS 
 CENTIMETER (‘Chem. Phys.) cirrus (Geog.) 
 CENTRIFUGAL (Chem. CISTERN (Physiol.) 
 
 Phys.) citric (Chem.) 
 centrosphere citrous (Chem.) 
 CEREAL (Biol. Geog. CLAY (Geog.) 
 
 Physiol.) CLIMATE (Biol. Geog.) 
 cerium (Chem.) clinical (Physiol.) 
 certify (Biol. Physiol.) — clunker 
 CESSPOOL (Biol.) CLOCK WISE 
 chaff cluster (Buol.) 
 CHANNEL ( Geog.) COAGULATE (Biol. Chem. 
 CHARACTERISTICS (Biol. Physiol. ) 
 
 Chem. Physiol.) coating (Physvol.) 
 CHARCOAL (Chem. Geog. cobalt (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 Phys. ) coccus (Biol.) 
 
 CHARGE (Phys.) cochlea (Biol. Physiol.) 
 chicory cocoon (Biol. Geog.) 
 chinook (Geog.) coa (Phys.) 
 
 chloral ( Biol.) cor, (Chem. Phys.) 
 chlorate (Chem.) COKE (Chem. Geog.) 
 chloride (Chem. Physiol. collodion (Chem.) 
 
 Phys.) COLONY (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 CHLORINE (Biol. Chem.)  oojoration (Biol. Chem.) 
 CHLOROFORM (Biol. Chem.) .o bine (Biol. Chem. 
 
 CHLOROPHYLL (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 Chem. ) COMBUSTIBLE (Chem. 
 cholera (Biol.) Physiol.) 
 choroid (Biol. Physiol.) comer (Geog. ) 
 chronic ( Biol.) COMMERCE (Geog.) 
 chronometer COMMODITY (Geog.) 
 CHURNING COMMUNICABLE (Biol. 
 CICADA (Biol.) Physiol.) 
 cilia (Biol. Physiol.) communicating (Biol. 
 cihary (Biol. Physiol.) Geog.) 
 
 CINEMATOGRAPH (Phys.) coMMUNITY (Geog. 
 cinnamon Physiol. ) 
 
 or 
 
 COMMUTATOR (Chem. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 COMPACT 
 
 COMPARATIVE (Biol. | 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 compartment 
 
 COMPASS (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 COMPENSATE (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 complement ( Biol.) 
 
 COMPRESS (Chem. Physiol. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 COMPRESSOR 
 
 COMPUTE (Phys.) 
 
 CONCENTRATE (Chem. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 CONCENTRIC (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 condensite (Chem.) 
 
 CONDUCTION ( Phys.) 
 
 CONDUCTOR (Phys.) 
 
 CONDUIT 
 
 congeal 
 
 conical 
 
 conjunctiva (Brol.) 
 
 constant (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 CONSTELLATION 
 
 constipation (Biol. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 CONSTITUENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CONSTITUTION ( Physiol.) 
 
 constrict (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 CONSTRUCTION (Biol.) 
 
 CONSUME (Phys.) 
 
 CONSUMPTION (Physiol.) 
 
 CONTACT (Phys.) 
 
 CONTAGIOUS (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CONTAMINATE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CONTINENTAL (Geog.) 
 
 continual ( Phys.) 
 
 contrivance (Phys.) 
 
 CONVALESCENT (Physiol. ) 
 
 CONVECTION ( Phys.) 
 
CONVERT (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 copious (Chem.) 
 
 COPPER (Chem. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 CORE (Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 CORNEA (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 COROLLA (Biol.) 
 
 CORPUSCLE (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 corrode (Chem.) 
 
 CORROSIVE ( Chem.) 
 
 COUNTERACT (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 COUNTERBALANCE (Phys.) 
 
 COUNTER-CLOCK WISE 
 
 cow-pox (Physiol.) 
 
 craft 
 
 CRATER (Geog.) 
 
 cremation 
 
 CREOSOTE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 crescent 
 
 CREVICE (Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 CROP ( Geog.) 
 
 CROSS-BREED (Biol.) 
 
 CROSS SECTION (Physiol.) 
 
 croup (Physvol.) 
 
 cutaneous ( Biol.) 
 
 cut-off 
 
 CYCLE (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 CYCLONE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 CYLINDER (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CYLINDRICAL (Biol. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 DAM (Geog.) 
 
 DAMPER (Phys.) 
 DECIDUOUS (Biol.) 
 DECIGRAM (Phys.) 
 DECIMAL (Phys.) 
 DECIMETER (Phys.) 
 DECLINATION (Phys. ) 
 DECREASE 
 
 deficient (Physiol.) 
 DEFLECT (Geog. Phys.) 
 DEFORESTATION (Biol.) 
 DEGREE (Geog. Phys.) 
 dehydration (Chem.) 
 DELTA (Biol. Geog.) 
 DEMAGNETIZE 
 
 denature (Chem.) 
 dentine (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 crude (Biol. Geog. Phys.) dependent (Bvol.) 
 DEPOSIT (Biol. Chem. Geog.DIRECTION (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 CRYSTAL (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 CRYSTALLINE (Chem.) 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 deposition (Chem.) 
 
 crystalloids (Biol. Chem.) depressant | 
 DEPRESSION (Geog. Physiol.DISINFECTANTS (Biol. 
 
 cuBic (Biol. Phys.) 
 culex (Brol.) : 
 cultivate (Biol. Geog.) 
 CULTURE (Biol. Geog.) 
 CUMULO-NIMBUS 
 CUMULUS (Geog.) 
 cupric (Chem.) 
 curd (Biol. Chem. 
 Physwol.) 
 
 Phys. ) 
 DEPTH 
 
 DEW (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 dextrine (Biol. Chem.) . 
 
 dextrose (Chem.) 
 
 diabetes (Physiol.) 
 
 DIAGNOSE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 DIAL (Phys.) 
 
 DIAPHRAGM (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 diarrhea (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 diastase (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 DIET (Biol. Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 dietetics (Physiol.) 
 
 differentiate (Brol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIGESTION (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 DIKE (Geog.) 
 
 DILUTE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 DIMENSION (Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 . DIMINISH (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 DIOXIDE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIPHTHERIA (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIPPER 
 
 DIRECT CURRENT 
 
 DIRIGIBLE (Geog. Phys.) 
 DISC 
 disfigure 
 
 Chem. Physiol.) 
 DISLOCATION (Phys.) 
 
 derive (Biol. Chem. Phys.) dispense 
 
 DESCEND (Phys.) 
 DESCENDENT (Physiol. ) 
 DESERT (Geog. ) 
 DESIGNATE 
 
 destructive (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 DETRIMENTAL (Phys. 
 
 CURVATURE (Biol. Physiol.. Physiol.) 
 
 Phys.) 
 CUS pS 
 
 DEVASTATE (Geog.) 
 
 devoid 
 
 dispersion (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 DISPLACEMENT (Chem. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 DISSECTION (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 dissipate (Chem. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 DISTINGUISH 
 
 distort (Phys.) 
 
DISTRIBUTE (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 disturbance 
 
 disulphide (Chem.) 
 
 diver (Phys.) 
 
 divergence (Phys.) 
 
 divert 
 
 divide 
 
 divining rod 
 
 DOCKS (Geog.) 
 
 doldrums (Geog.) 
 
 DOMESTIC (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 dominant (Phys.) 
 
 DORMANT (Biol.) 
 
 dough 
 
 DRAFT (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 DRAINAGE (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 drill (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 DRONE (Biol.) 
 
 droplet (Chem.) 
 
 DROUTH (Geog.) 
 
 pRuGS (Biol.) 
 
 DRY CELLS 
 
 puct (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 DUCTILE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 DUNE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 DURATION 
 
 DYE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 DYNAMITE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 DYNAMO (Chem. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 dysentery (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 dyspepsia (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 EARTHWORM (Geog.) 
 EBB ( Geog.) 
 
 ebonite (Chem. Phys.) 
 ebony (Geog.) 
 ebullition (Phys.) 
 
 ECHO (Geog. Phys.) 
 ECLIPSE (Geog.) 
 
 EDDY (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 EDIBLE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 EFFERVESCENCE (Chem. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 EFFICIENCY (Geog.) 
 
 elapse 
 
 ELECTRIFICATION (Phys. ) 
 ELECTRODE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 ELECTROLYSIS (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ELECTROMAGNET (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ELECTROMOTIVE (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ELECTRON (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 electrophorous (Phys.) 
 
 ELECTROPLATING (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ELECTROTYPE (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ELEVATION (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 ELONGATION (Biol.) 
 
 emaciated ( Physiol.) 
 
 embedded 
 
 EMBRYO (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 EMULSION (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 ENAMEL (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) | 
 
 enclose 
 
 endolymph ( Biol.) 
 
 ENGINEERING 
 
 ENRICH (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 ENVIRONMENT (Biol. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 ENZYMES (Biol. Chem. | 
 Physiol.) 
 
 eon 
 
 EPIDEMIC (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 EQUATOR (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 EQUATORIAL (Geog. ) 
 
 EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 EQUINOX (Geog.) 
 
 EQUIVALENT (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 ERADICATE 
 
 EROSION (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 errant 
 
 erratic 
 
 ERUPTION (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 erystpelas (Physiol.) 
 
 ESOPHAGUS (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 essence (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 EUSTACHIAN (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 EXCAVATE (Geog.) 
 
 excess (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 EXCRETION (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 excursion (Geog.) 
 
 EXERT (Phys.) 
 
 EXHALE (Physiol.) 
 
 EXHAUST (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 exist 
 
 EXPECTORATE ( Physiol.) 
 
 expend (Phys.) 
 
 expiration (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 EXPLOSION (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 EXPOSE (Geog. ) 
 
 EXPOSURE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 EXTERMINATION (Biol.) 
 
 EXTERNAL (Biol.) 
 
 EXTINCT (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 EXTINGUISH (Chem.) 
 
 EXTRACT (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 exude (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 EYEBALL (Physiol.) 
 
 EPIDERMIS (Biol. Physiol.) FABRIc (Chem. ) 
 ECCENTRIC (Chem. Phys.) epiglottis (Biol. Physiol.) facilitate 
 
 epsom 
 
 FACTORY (Geog.) 
 
 EQUATION (Chem. Phys.) fallow 
 
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 a 
 
famine forge (Chem.) 
 
 FAUCET (Phys.) FORMALDEHYDE (Biol. 
 
 feeder Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 FERMENTATION (Chem. formalin (Biol. Chem.) 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 FERTILE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 FERTILIZE (Biol. Chem. FRACTIONAL (Phys.) 
 
 Geog. Physiol.) FRAGILE 
 FILAMENT (Biol. Chem. FREEZE (Chem. Geog. 
 Phys. ) Phys. ) 
 FILINGS (Chem. ) FREEZING POINT (Chem. 
 FILM (Chem. Phys.) Phys.) 
 
 FREQUENCY (Phys.) 
 FRIGID (Geog. ) 
 
 FILTRATION (Biol. Chem.) 
 FIREBOX 
 FIREPROOF 
 
 fission (Biol.) FULCRUM (Biol. Physiol. 
 
 FISSURE (Biol. Geog. Phys.) 
 Physiol. ) FUMIGATION (Biol. Chem. 
 FIXTURE (Phys.) Physiol. ) 
 
 flagellum (Buiol.) 
 FLASK (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 FUNGUS (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 flavor FUNGICIDE 
 
 FLAX (Chem. Geog.) FUNNEL (Chem.) 
 
 fleecy fusibtlity (Chem.) 
 
 FLEXIBLE (Biol. Phys. FURNACE (Geog.) 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 flicker gale (Geog.) 
 
 flint (Chem.) gall bladder (Physiol.) 
 FLOOD (Geog.) GALVANIC (Phys.) 
 flora (Biol. Chem. Geog.) GALVONOMETER ( Phys.) 
 FLUCTUATION (Biol. Phys.) GARBAGE (Geog.) 
 
 FLUE (Biol. Phys.) GASOLINE (‘Chem. Geog.) 
 fluorine (Biol. Chem.) GASTRIC (Biol. Chem. 
 flushing Physiol. ) 
 
 fluted GAUGE (Phys.) 
 FLYWHEEL (Phys.) gauze (Chem.) 
 
 FOG (Geog. Phys.) GEAR (Phys.) 
 
 FOLIAGE (Biol.) gelatin (Physiol.) 
 follicle (Biol. Physiol.) | GENERATION (Biol. 
 FOOT POUND (Phys.) Physiol. ) 
 
 FORCE 
 FORCEPS GENUS (Biol.) 
 forcoble GEOGRAPHICAL (Geog.) 
 FORECAST ( Geog.) geometrical 
 
 8 
 
 FUEL (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 
 
 GERM (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 GERMAN SILVER (Chem.) 
 
 GERMICIDE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 FORMATION (Chem. Geog.) GERMINATION (Biol.) 
 Fossiu (Chem. Biol. Geog.) gills (Brol.) 
 
 GLACIATE (Geog.) 
 
 GLACIER (Biol.) 
 
 GLAND (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 glare 
 
 glaze (Chem.) 
 
 GLOBE (Geog.) 
 
 GLOBULE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 GLUCOSE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 GLUTEN (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 glycogen (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 goitre (Physiol.) 
 
 gorge (Geog.) 
 
 gout 
 
 gradient (Geog.) 
 
 GRADUATE (Phys.) 
 
 grafting (Bool.) 
 
 gram (Geog.) 
 
 GRAM (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 GRANULATE (Phys.) 
 
 granule (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 GRAPHITE (Chem. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 GRAVEL (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 GRAVITATION (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 grippe (Physiol.) 
 
 GROUND-AIR 
 
 GROUND-WATER (Geog.) 
 
 grub (Biol.) 
 
 GENERATOR (Chem. Phys.) 9let (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 gully (Geog.) 
 GUNPOWDER (Chem. ) 
 gypsum (Chem.) 
 
habitable 
 
 HAEMOGLOBIN (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 HAIL (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 HAILSTONE 
 
 halo 
 
 HARDWOOD (Geog.) 
 
 harmones (Phys.) 
 
 hatchery (Bvol.) 
 
 HEAVENS (Geog.) 
 
 heliograph | 
 
 helix (Phys.) 
 
 HEMISPHERE (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 HEMORRHAGE (Physiol.) 
 
 hemp (Geog.) 
 
 HERBIVOROUS (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 HEREDITARY (Physiol.) 
 
 HEREDITY (Biol.) 
 
 heroin ( Biol.) 
 
 HIBERNATE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 hoarfrost (Geog.) 
 
 hookworm (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 HORIZON (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 horse latitude (Geog.) 
 
 HORSE POWER (Phys.) 
 
 HOST (Biol.) 
 
 humor (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 HuMUS (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 HURRICANE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 HYBRID (Biol.) 
 
 HYDRANT (Phys.) 
 
 hydration (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 HYDRAULIC (Chem. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 HYDROCARBON (Chem.) 
 
 HYDROCHLORIC (Biol. 
 Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 HYDRO-ELECTRIC (Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 HYDROMETER (Phys.) 
 
 HYDROPHOBIA (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 hydrophyte (Buol.) 
 hydrosphere (Phys.) 
 HYDROXIDE (Chem.) 
 HYGIENE 
 HYGROMETER (Phys.) 
 
 hygroscopic (Chem.) 
 
 hypha (Bool.) 
 
 ICEBERG ( Geog.) 
 IGNEOUS 
 
 igmtion (Chem. Phys.) 
 ulunminant (Chem.) 
 illusion 
 
 IMAGE (Phys.) 
 imbedded (Brol.) 
 ummortal 
 
 INFESTED ( Biol.) 
 
 infiltration (Phys.) 
 
 INFINITY 
 
 INFLAMMABLE (Chem.) 
 
 inflammation (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 INFLATE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 inflection 
 
 INFLUENZA (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 wmhabit (Geog.) 
 
 INHALE (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 INHERIT (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 inject ( Biol.) 
 
 mnjury (Physiol.) 
 
 INLAND (Geog.) 
 
 INLET (Geog.) 
 
 IMMUNITY (Biol. Physiol.) innocuous 
 
 umparr (Brol.) 
 umpenetrability (Phys.) 
 
 INNUMERABLE 
 INOCULATE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 IMPERVIOUS (Chem. Geog.)INSEcT (Biol. Geog. 
 
 umpressible 
 
 IMPULSES (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 impunity 
 
 IMPURITIES (Chem. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 inanmate (Chem.) 
 
 INBREED ( Biol.) 
 
 INCANDESCENT (Chem. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 incidence (Phys.) 
 
 incinerate 
 
 INCISION (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 INCLINATION (Geog.) 
 
 INCLINE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 INCUBATE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 INDESTRUCTIBILITY 
 (Chem. ) 
 
 INDIGESTION ( Physiol.) 
 
 individuality 
 
 induce (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 INDUCTION (Phys.) 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 INSERT (Phys.) 
 
 insomma (Physiol.) 
 
 inspiration (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 INSULATION (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 INSTALL (Phys. ) 
 
 INSTRUMENT (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 entangible 
 
 INTERFERENCE (Biol. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 intermediate 
 
 intermingle 
 
 INTERNAL (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 INTERPOSE 
 
 intersection (Phys.) 
 
 interspace 
 
 INTERVAL 
 
 intervene 
 
 INTESTINES (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 inert (Biol. Chem. Geog.) INTOXICANT 
 
 INERTIA (Phys.) 
 
 9 
 
 INVENTION (Geog.) 
 
INVERT (Biol. Chem.) 
 invertebrate (Biol.) 
 invigorate 
 
 INVISIBLE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 INVOLUNTARY (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 todide (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 10N (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 LARVA (Biol.) 
 
 LARYNX (Biol. Physiol.) 
 LATERAL (Biol. Physiol.) 
 LATHE (Chem. Phys.) 
 LATITUDE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 laudanum (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 LAVA (Chem. Geog.) 
 lavatory 
 
 IRIS (Biol. Physiol. Phys.) laxative (Biol.) 
 
 IRRIGATE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 IRRITATE (Physiol. ) 
 
 ISOBARS (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 isogonic ( Phys.) 
 
 ISOLATION (Geog. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 ISOTHERMS (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 jacket 
 
 JACK SCREW (Phys.) 
 javelle water 
 
 JET (Chem.) 
 
 juice (Geog.) 
 
 jute (Geog. Biol.) 
 
 kangaroo (Geog.) 
 
 KEROSENE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 key (Geog.) 
 KIDNEY (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 KILOGRAM (Chem. Phys.) 
 KILOWATT (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 KINDLING (Chem.) 
 kinematograph (see 
 conematograph) 
 KINETIC (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Phys.) 
 KNOT 
 
 lachrymal (Physiol.) 
 
 lactate 
 
 lactic (Biol. Chem. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 lactometer (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 lactose (Biol. Chem.) 
 lance 
 
 leaven 
 leech (Chem.) 
 leeward (Phys.) 
 LEGUMEN (Biol. Chem.) 
 LENS (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys. ) 
 LENTIL (Biol.) 
 leprosy (Physiol.) 
 leucocyte (Biol. Physiol.) 
 LEVEL (Geog. Phys.) 
 LEVER (Phys. Physiol.) 
 levulose (Chem. Physiol.) 
 LEYDEN JAR (Phys.) 
 liberate (Biol. Chem.) 
 lichen (Biol. Chem.) 
 LIGAMENT (Biol. Physiol.) 
 LIGHTNING ( Phys.) 
 hgnite (Chem. Geog.) 
 limewater (Chem.) 
 linseed (Chem. Geog.) 
 LIQUIFY (Chem. Phys.) 
 LIQUOR (Biol. Chem.) 
 LITER (Chem. Phys.) 
 lithosphere 
 LITMUS (Chem. Phys.) 
 LIVER (Biol. Physiol.) 
 LOAM (Biol. Geog.) 
 lobster (Geog.) 
 local (Geog.) 
 LOCALITY (Geog.) 
 LOCATION ( Geog.) 
 LOCKJAW (Physiol.) 
 locust (Biol. Geog.) 
 LODESTONE (Phys.) 
 longevity 
 
 10 
 
 a 
 
 LONGITUDE (Biol. Geog. 
 . Phys.) 
 LONGITUDINAL ( Phys.) 
 LOWLAND ( Geog.) 
 LUBRICANT (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 LUKEWARM (Chem.) 
 luminous (Chem. Phys.) 
 LUNAR (Biol. Chem.) 
 LUNG (Biol. Physiol.) 
 luxuriant © 
 lycopodium (Phys.) 
 
 MACHINERY (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 MAGGOTS (Biol.) 
 
 MAGNESIUM (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 MAGNET (Phys.) 
 
 MAGNETISM (Phys.) 
 
 MAGNETITE (Chem.) 
 
 MAGNIFY (Phys.) 
 
 MAGNITUDE ( Phys.) 
 
 mahogany (Geog.) 
 
 MALARIA (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 malleability (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 malt (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 maltose (Biol. Chem. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 MANGANESE (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 MAMMAL (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 manometer (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 mantle ( Biol.) 
 
 MANUFACTURE ( Geog.) 
 
 MANURE (Biol.) 
 
 MARBLE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 mare’s tail | 
 
 MARSH (Geog.) 
 
 massive 
 
 MASTICATION (Biol. 
 ‘Physiol. ) 
 
 MATHEMATICAL 
 
 MATURE (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
MAZDA (Phys.) 
 
 mean annual 
 
 MEASLES (Physiol.) 
 
 MEASUREMENT 
 
 MECHANICAL (Chem. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 MECHANISM (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 medicate 
 
 medicinal 
 
 medicine (Physiol.) 
 
 MEDIUM (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 medullary (Biol.) 
 
 MEMBRANE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 meningitis (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 meniscus (Phys.) 
 
 mercuric (Chem.) 
 
 MERIDIAN (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 mesophyl ( Biol.) 
 
 METABOLISM (Physiol.) 
 
 METALLIC (Chem. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 metamorphosis ( Biol.) 
 
 METER (Phys.) 
 
 METEOR (Geog.) 
 
 METEORITE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 meteorological 
 
 methane (Chem.) 
 
 metryl (Chem.) 
 
 METRIC (Phys.) 
 
 mica (Chem. Geog. Phys.) 
 
 MICROBE (Biol. Physiol. ) 
 
 nucron (Phys.) 
 
 MICRO-ORGANISM (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 MICROSCOPIC (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 MIGRATE (Biol. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 mildew (Birol.) 
 
 MILLIGRAM (Phys.) 
 
 MILLIMETER (Chem. Phys.) NERVOUS (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 millivolt (Phys.) 
 
 MINIATURE 
 
 MINUS 
 
 MINUTE (Biol. Chem.) 
 mirage ( Geog.) 
 MODIFICATION (Phys.) 
 MOLD (Biol.) 
 
 NICKEL (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 mmbus (Geog.) 
 
 NITRATE (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog.) 
 
 nitric (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 nitro-cellulose (Chem.) 
 
 MOLECULAR (Chem. Phys.) nitroglycerine (Ohem.) 
 
 mollusks (Bviol.) 
 
 MOLTEN (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 monomagnet (Phys.) 
 
 MONOXIDE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 monsoons ( Geog.) 
 
 MORPHINE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 mortality (Bvol.) 
 
 MOSQUITO (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 moss (Geog.) 
 
 MOTOR (Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 MUCOUS (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 mud puppies 
 
 muggy 
 
 mulberry (Geog.) 
 
 MULCH (Biol.) 
 
 MULTIPLICATION 
 
 muriatic (Chem.) 
 
 murky 
 
 MUSCULAR (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 musical (Phys.) 
 
 myopia (Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 myriads ( Biol.) 
 
 naphtha (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 NARCOTIC (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 NASAL 
 
 nausea (Physiol.) 
 
 naval (Geog.) 
 
 NAVIGATION (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 neap (Geog.) 
 NEBULA 
 neptune 
 
 NEURALGIA ( Physiol.) 
 
 11 
 
 NODE (Biol. Physiol. Phys.) 
 nodule (Biol. Physiol.) 
 non-luminous (Chem.) 
 NON-METALLIC (Chem.) 
 non-volatile (Chem.) 
 nostrum 
 NOURISHMENT (Biol.) 
 noxious (Biol. Chem.) 
 nozzle (Phys.) 
 NUCLEUS (Biol. Physiol.) 
 numerical (Phys.) 
 nutrient (Biol. Chem. 
 Physvol. ) 
 NUTRITION (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 oblate 
 
 OBLIQUE (Phys.) 
 
 obnoxious ( Biol.) 
 
 OBSERVATORY 
 
 octave (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 OcULIST (Physiol. ) 
 
 oesophagus (see 
 esophagus) 
 
 OFFSPRING (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 oHM (Phys.) 
 
 OLEOMARGARINE (Chem. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 OPAQUE (Chem. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 opiate (Physiol.) 
 
 oPpiuM (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 opsonin (Biol.) 
 
 optic (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 OPTICAL (Phys.) 
 
ORE (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 
 
 ORGAN (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ORGANISM (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 ORGANIZATION (Physiol.) 
 
 orient (Geog.) 
 
 orifice (Chem.) 
 
 osmometer 
 
 osmotic (Chem.) 
 
 ouTcRoP (Geog.) 
 
 OUTLET (Geog.) 
 
 ovary (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 overcast 
 
 overestimate 
 
 OVERFLOW (Geog.) 
 
 overshot (Phys.) 
 
 overtone (Phys.) 
 
 overweight 
 
 OVULE (Biol.) 
 
 oxalic (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 OXIDE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 ozone (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 palprtate (Physvol.) 
 
 PANCREAS (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 parabolic (Phys.) 
 
 PARACHUTE (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 PARALLEL (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 paramecium (Biol.) 
 
 PARASITE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 parchment 
 
 paregoric 
 
 PARIS GREEN (Chem.) 
 
 partial 
 
 PARTICLE (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 partition (Physiol.) 
 
 passage (Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 PASTEURIZE (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 pathogemc (Chem.) 
 
 PEAT (Geog.) 
 
 penetrate (Btol. Geog.) 
 pennant 
 
 penumbra (Phys.) 
 pepsin (Brol. Physiol.) 
 
 pilot (Geog. Phys.) 
 pioneer ( Geog.) 
 PISTIL ( Biol.) 
 PISTON (Phys.) 
 
 PEPTONES (Biol. Physiol.) pitch (Biol. Geog. Phys.) 
 
 per capita (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 PERCENTAGE 
 
 perception (Bool.) 
 
 percolate (Phys.) 
 
 pericardium (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 PERIOD 
 
 PERISCOPE (Phys.) 
 
 perishable (Physiol.) 
 
 permanganate (Biol. 
 Chem.) 
 
 PERMEABLE (Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 PERMEATE (Phys.) 
 
 PEROXIDE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 PERPENDICULAR (Phys.) 
 
 PERPETUAL (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 perpetuate 
 
 persistence 
 
 perspective (Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 PERSPIRATION (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 PEST (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 PETAL (Biol.) 
 
 PETIOLE (Biol.) 
 
 PITH (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 pivot (Phys.) 
 
 PLANE ( Physiol.) 
 
 PLANET (Geog.) 
 
 PLANETARY 
 
 planetoids 
 
 PLASMA (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 plastic (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 PLATEAU ( Geog.) 
 
 pleura (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 pleurisy (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 pliable (Phys.) 
 
 pliers (Phys.) 
 
 plug (Phys.) 
 
 PLUMBING (Biol.) 
 
 plunger 
 
 PNEUMATIC (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 PNEUMONIA (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 pock (Physiol.) 
 
 pointer 
 
 POISON (Chem.) 
 
 POLAR (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 POLARIZE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 POLE (Chem. Geog. Phys.) . 
 
 POLLEN (Biol.): 
 
 PETROLEUM (Chem. Geog.) POLLUTION (Biol. Physiol.) 
 PHARYNX (Biol. Physiol.) PORCELAIN (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 phase (Phys.) 
 
 phlegm (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 PHONOGRAPH (Phys.) 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHIC (Biol. 
 Chem. Phys.) 
 
 photometer (Phys.) 
 
 PHOTOSYNTHESIS (Biol. 
 Chem. ) 
 
 PHYSICIST (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 prer (Geog.) 
 
 pillar 
 
 12 
 
 PORE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 PoROSsITY (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 portable 
 
 POTASSIUM (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 POTENTIAL (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 POWER (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 prairie (Geog.) 
 
 PRECIPITATE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
prediction 
 predisposing (Physiol.) 
 predominate (Chem.) 
 prehistoric (Geog.) 
 preliminary . 
 prevailing (Geog.) 
 PREVENTIVE (Physiol.) 
 primitive (Biol. Geog.) 
 PRISM (Phys.) | 
 prismatic (Chem. Phys.) 
 proboscis (Brol.) 
 PRODUCE (Geog.) 
 progenitor ( Biol.) 
 prohibition ( Biol.) 
 PROJECT (Phys.) 
 projection (Biol. Phys.) 
 PROPAGATION (Biol. Phys.) 
 PROPEL (Phys.) 
 propellor (Phys.) 
 prostration (Phys.) 
 proteid (see proteim) 
 protein (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 protozoa (Biol.) 
 protrude (Bvol.) 
 protuberance 
 prussic (Chem.) 
 PTOMAINE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 PTYALIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
 PULLEY (Phys.) 
 pulmonary (Brol. 
 Physvol.) 
 PULP (Biol. Geog.) 
 pumice (Biol. Chem.) 
 pungent (Chem.) 
 pupa (Biol. Physiol.) 
 PuRIFY (Biol.) 
 PURITY (Chem.) 
 
 QUARANTINE (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 QUARTZ (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 quinine (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 RABIES (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 race (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 RADIANT (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 RADIATE (Phys.) 
 
 RAILROAD (Geog.) 
 
 RAINBOW (Phys.) 
 
 RAINFALL (Geog.) 
 
 RAIN-GAGE (Phys.) 
 
 rancid. (Chem.) 
 
 rapids (Geog.) 
 
 rarefaction (Geog. Phys.) | 
 
 RARIFIED (Geog. ) 
 
 RATIO (Phys.) 
 
 ration (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 REBOUND (Phys.) 
 
 RECEIVER 
 
 receptacle 
 
 RECLAMATION (Geog.) 
 
 rectum (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 recurrence 
 
 REDUCE (Phys.) 
 
 redwood 
 
 REENFORCE 
 
 REFINE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 reflectoscope 
 
 REFLEX (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 REFRACTION (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 REGION (Geog.) 
 
 REGISTER 
 
 regulate (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 RELAXATION ( Physiol.) 
 
 release 
 
 putrefaction (Biol. Chem.REMEDY (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 Physvol.) 
 putty 
 
 QUADRANT (Phys.) 
 
 remnant 
 
 render 
 
 rennet (Physvol.) 
 renovate 
 
 13 
 
 REPEL (Chem. Phys.) 
 replenish 
 
 REPRODUCTION (Biol. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 REPTILE (Biol. Geog.) 
 REPULSION ( Phys.) 
 reserve (Geog.) 
 RESERVOIR (Geog. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 RESIDUAL (Chem. Phys.) 
 RESIDUE (‘Chem.) 
 resin (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 
 RESISTOR ( Phys.) 
 RESONANCE ( Phys.) 
 RESPECTIVE ( Phys.) 
 RESTORATIVE 
 restriction 
 RESUSCITATE ( Biol.) 
 retaim 
 retard (Bool. Phys.) 
 RETINA (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 RETORT (Chem. Phys.) 
 REVERSE (Biol. Phys.) 
 revert (Phys.) 
 REVOLVE (Geog. Phys.) 
 RHEOSTAT (Phys.) 
 RHEUMATISM (Physiol.) 
 RIGID (Phys.) 
 rigor mortis (Phys.) 
 rind (Bvrol.) 
 rivulet (Geog.) 
 RoD (Physiol. Phys.) 
 rollers 
 RooTS (Biol.) 
 ROT (Geog. ) 
 ROTARY (Phys.) 
 ROTATE (Geog.) 
 ROTATION (Biol. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 rotunda 
 RUBBER (Geog. ) 
 rural ( Geog.) 
 rust (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 
 
RYE (Geog.) 
 
 sac (Biol. Physiol.) 
 saccharine (Chem.) 
 salamander ( Biol.) 
 sal amonac (Chem.) 
 salicylic (Chem.) 
 SALIVA (Biol. Physiol.) 
 saltpetre (Chem. Geog.) 
 saLtTs (Chem. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 SENSITIVE (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 SEPAL (Biol.) 
 SEPARATOR ( Phys.) 
 septic (Biol. Physiol.) 
 SERIES (Phys.) 
 SERUM (Biol. Physiol.) 
 sever 
 SEWAGE (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog. ) 
 SEWER (Phys.) 
 
 SANITARY (Chem. Physiol.) sextant (Phys.) 
 
 sap (Biol. Geog.) . 
 
 SEXUAL (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 SAPROPHYTE (Biol. Chem.) shale (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 SAPWOOD 
 
 satellite (Geog. Phys.) 
 savage (Geog.) 
 
 scaB (Physiol.) 
 
 SCALES (Biol. Phys.) 
 scar (Biol. Physiol.) 
 SCARLET FEVER (Physiol.) 
 sclerotic (Biol. Physiol.) 
 scourge (Biol. Physiol.) 
 scrofula (Physiol.) 
 scum (Biol.) 
 
 scurvy (Biol. Physiol.) 
 SEA LEVEL (Geog. Phys.) 
 SEASONAL (Geog. ) 
 
 shaft (Phys.) 
 
 shellac (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 SHOWER (Geog. ) 
 
 shrink 
 
 shutter (Phys.) 
 
 shuttle (Phys.) 
 
 SILICA (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 silicate (Chem.) 
 
 summer 
 
 SIMULTANEOUS (Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 SIPHON (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 sirocco (Geog.) 
 
 SECRETION (Biol. Physiol.) sirup (Geog. Brol.) 
 SEDENTARY (Biol. Physiol.) site (Geog.) 
 
 SEDIMENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog.) 
 
 SEED (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 SEEPAGE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 SEGMENT (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 SELECTION (Biol.) 
 
 SEMICIRCULAR (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 semi-indirect 
 
 slant 
 
 SLOPE (Geog. ) 
 
 sludge (Biol.) 
 
 SMALLPOX (Physiol.) 
 
 smelt (Chem.) 
 
 smolder 
 
 SMUT (Biol.) 
 
 soapstone (Geog.) 
 
 SOCKET (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 SENSATION (Biol. Physiol.) sopa (Chem.) 
 
 SENSES (Biol.) 
 sensible heat (Phys.) 
 
 sopium (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 14 
 
 SOIL (Geog. ) 
 
 solder (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 SOLIDIFICATION (Chem. ) 
 
 SOLSTICE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 SOLVENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 sonometer (Phys.) 
 
 soot (Chem.) 
 
 sorus (Biol.) 
 
 SOUND (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 sounder (Phys.) 
 
 SOURCE (Geog.) 
 
 SPARK (Phys.) 
 
 SPECIES (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 spectroscope (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 SPEED ( Phys.) 
 
 SPERM (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 SPHERE (Geog. ) 
 
 SPHERICAL (Biol. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 SPHEROID ( Phys.) 
 
 spinal (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 spiral (Biol. Phys. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 spirilum (Brol.) 
 
 spirogyra ( Biol.) 
 
 spirometer (Phys.) 
 
 spleen (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 SPLINT (Physiol.) 
 
 splinter (Chem.) 
 
 spongy (Bvrol.) 
 
 SPONTANEOUS (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 sporangia ( Bool.) 
 
 SPORE (Biol.) 
 
 spout (Phys.) 
 
 spring (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 sprocket (Phys.) 
 
 SPROUT (Biol.) 
 
 spud (Chem.) 
 
 spurt - 
 
 SPUTUM (Biol.) 
 
 squall (Geog.) 
 
STAGNANT (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 STALK (Biol.) 
 STAMEN (Biol.) 
 stance (Phys.) 
 STANDARDIZE (Phys. ) 
 STANDPIPE (Phys.) 
 STATIC (Phys.) 
 STATIONARY (Phys.) 
 STEAM (Geog. Phys.) 
 steapsin (Biol. Physool.) 
 stem (Biol.) 
 stereopticon (Phys.) 
 STERILE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 STERILIZE (Chem. Physiol. 
 
 Phys. ) 
 STIGMA (Biol.) 
 STIMULANT (Biol. Physiol.) 
 STIMULATION (Phys.) 
 
 sulphite (Chem.) 
 SULPHURIC (‘Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 SULTRY (Geog.) 
 SUMMIT (Geog.) 
 SUNSTROKE (Physiol.) 
 supercooled (Chem.) 
 superficial (Chem.) 
 supersede 
 SURFACE (Geog.) 
 susceptible ( Physiol.) 
 
 THAW (Geog.) 
 THERMAL (Chem. Phys.) 
 THERMOS (Chem. Phys.) 
 THERMOSTAT (Phys.) 
 thistle 
 THORAX (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 TIDAL (Biol. Geog.) 
 TIDE (Geog. Phys.) 
 TILLABLE (Geog. ) 
 tumbre (Phys.) 
 
 SUSPENSION (Chem. Phys.) TIRE (Phys.) 
 
 SUSTAIN (Phys.) 
 SWAMP (Geog.) 
 swarming ( Biol.) 
 SYMBOL (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 symmetry (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 SYMPATHETIC (Biol. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 
 TISSUE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 TOBACCO (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 TON (Phys.) 
 
 tong (Phys.) 
 
 tonic (Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 STIMULUS (Biol. Physiol.) Symptom (Biol. Physiol.) TONSILITIS (Physiol.) 
 
 stirrup (Biol. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 stoker (Phys.) 
 
 SsTtoMaA (Biol.) 
 
 STOPPER (Physiol.) 
 
 STRATUS (Geog.) 
 
 STREAM (Geog.) 
 
 streptococcus (Physvol.) 
 
 STRUCTURE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 STYLE (Biol.) 
 
 sublimation (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 SUBMARINE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 SUBMERGE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 SUBSOIL ( Geog.) 
 
 SUBSTITUTE (Phys.) 
 
 substratum ( Biol.) 
 
 SUBTERRANEAN (Chem. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 sucrose (Chem.) 
 
 SUCTION (Chem. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 sulphate (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 synthetic (Chem. Phys.) 
 syrup (see sirup) 
 
 TABLE-LAND (Geog.) 
 taint (Phys.) 
 
 tale (Chem.) 
 
 tallow (Geog.) 
 TANGENT (Phys.) 
 TANKAGE (Phys.) 
 
 tapeworm (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 tapioca ( Geog.) 
 
 tartar (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 taut (Phys.) 
 
 TELEGRAPH (Geog. Phys.) 
 TELEPHONE (Geog. Phys.) 
 TELESCOPE (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 TEMPERATE (Geog.) 
 
 TENACITY (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 tentacle (Bvol.) 
 terra-cotta (Chem.) 
 terrestrial 
 
 TETANUS (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 tetrachloride (Chem.) 
 
 TEXTILE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 15 
 
 TORNADO (Geog. Phys.) 
 TORRENT (Geog.) 
 TOXIN (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 TRACHEA (Biol. Physiol.) 
 trachina ( Biol.) 
 tract (Biol. Geog.) 
 TRADES (Geog.) 
 transfer (Phys.) 
 TRANSMISSION (Phys.) 
 TRANSPORTATION (Geog.) 
 transverse (Biol. Phys.) 
 treadle (Phys.) 
 TREATMENT (Physiol.) 
 tremulo 
 TRIANGULAR 
 tribe (Geog.) 
 TRIBUTARY (Geog. ) 
 trichina (Physiol.) 
 TROPICAL (Biol. Geog.) 
 TROPICS (Geog. ) 
 trypsin (Biol. Physiol.) 
 TUBE (Biol. Chem. Phys.) 
 TUBER (Biol.) 
 
tubercle (Biol. Chem. vaseline (Chem. Geog.) voir (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 Physvol.) vat (Chem.) VOLTAGE (Phys.) 
 tubular (Boiol.) vault VOLTAIC (Chem. Phys.) 
 tufts (Biol.) veer - VOLTMETER (Chem. Phys.) 
 tumor (Physvol.) VEGETARIAN (Biol. VOLUME (Chem. Phys.) 
 TUNGSTEN (Chem. Phys.) Physiol.) VOLUNTARY (Biol. 
 tunic VEGETATION (Biol. Geog.) Physiol. ) 
 
 TUNING (Phys.) VEINS (Biol. Geog. VORTEX (Chem.) 
 TURBINE (Phys.) Physiol. ) 
 
 tympanic (Bool. Physiol.) vELocirry (Chem. Geog. wad 
 
 tyPHoI (Biol. Chem. Phys.) water glass (Chem.) 
 
 Physiol.) veneer (Chem.) water-plane (Geog.) 
 
 TYPHOON (Geog. ) vent (Biol. Geog. Phys.) WATERSPOUT (Geog.) 
 ventricle (Biol. Physiol.) WATERTABLE (Geog. ) 
 ulcerate (Physiol.) - VENUS WATERWAYS (Geog.) . 
 ultimate VERTEBRATE (Biol. watt (Phys.) 
 ULTRA-VIOLET (Chem. Physiol. ) WATT HOUR (Phys.) 
 
 Phys.) VERTICAL (Geog. Phys.) | WEATHERING (Chem. 
 umbra (Chem. Phys.) VESSEL (Biol. Geog. Geog.) 
 undergo Physiol.) WEDGE (Phys.) 
 undershot (Phys.) vestibule (Biol. Physiol.) weevil (Biol. Physiol.) 
 underweight (Physiol.) — vetches (Biol.) Welsbach (Phys.) 
 undulating veterinarian (Physiol.) | WESTERLIES (Geog.) 
 UNITE (Chem.) vial WHARF (Geog.) 
 UNSANITARY (Physiol.) — vicinity (Geog.) whey (Biol. Chem.) 
 UN WHOLESOME violence WHIRLWIND (Geog. ) 
 upright virtual (Phys.) Wick (Phys.) 
 
 Uranus virulent ( Biol.) WIGGLERS (Biol.) 
 
 uric ( Biol.) virus (Biol. Physiol.) WINDLASS (Phys.) 
 
 URINE (Biol. Physiol.) VISIBLE (Phys.) WOOL (Geog.) 
 
 utensil vision (Physiol. Phys.) wrought iron (Chem. 
 
 utricle (Physvol.) vital (Biol. Chem. Geog. Phys.) 
 Physiol.) 
 
 VACCINATION (Biol. viraLity (Biol. Physiol.) xerophyte ( Biol.) 
 
 Physiol.) VITAMINE (Biol. Physiol.) X-RAY (Chem. Physiol. 
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 Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
 Department of Psychology 
 The Ohio State University 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 7: BIOLOGY. 
 
 The following brief lists contain the important technical words appearing 
 in textbooks in Biology. The first list—the Common Science Vocabulary—con- 
 tains words that are common not only to Biology, but to all scientific studies. 
 These are the basic scientific words. The Biology list occupies the rest of the 
 folder.* 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. The words in italics are some- 
 what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 
 very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
 meaning should be understood. 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring witb it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 
 
 ABSORB ATMOSPHERE CHEMISTRY DATA 
 
 ABSORPTION ATOM classification datum 
 
 accumulation ATOMIC COHESION DECAY 
 
 ACID ATTRACTION COMBUSTION DECOMPOSE 
 
 ADHERE AXIS COMPOSITION DECOMPOSITION 
 
 ADHESION COMPOUND DEMONSTRATION 
 BACTERIA 
 
 ADULTERATE CONCAVE denote 
 
 ] BIOLOGY 
 aerial CONCRETE DENSITY 
 BORAX 
 
 ALCOHOL CONDENSATION DEVELOP 
 
 ALKALI CALCIUM CONDENSE DEVELOPMENT 
 
 ALKALINE CALORIE CONSERVATION DIAMETER 
 
 APPARATUS capillarity CONSERVE diffuse 
 
 AQUEOUS CAPILLARY CONTRACT DIFFUSION 
 
 artesian CARBON CONTRACTION DISCHARGE 
 
 artificial CELLULOSE _ CONVEX DISEASE 
 
 ASSIMILATION CENTIGRADE CURRENT DISINTEGRATE 
 CHEMICAL DISSOLVE 
 
 ASSUMPTION 
 
 *Many of the words in the Biology list are followed by one or more abbreviations. These 
 
 abbreviations should be read as follows: 
 “Gen, sei.’ for General Science, 
 
 “‘Chem’’ for Chemistry, 
 
 ‘“Geog’’ for Geography, 
 ‘‘Phys.’’ for Physics and ‘‘Physiol’’. for Physiology. 
 
 These abbreviations indicate that the words they follow appear in the list of terms for other 
 
 subjects than Biology. 
 
distill 
 
 ELASTIC 
 ELECTRIC 
 ELECTRICITY 
 ELEMENT 
 ELIMINATION 
 ENERGY 
 ETHER 
 EVAPORATION 
 EVOLUTION 
 EXPAND 
 EXPANSION 
 EXPERIMENT 
 
 FACTOR 
 FAHRENHEIT 
 fibre 
 
 FIGURE 
 FILTER 
 
 FLUID 
 FRICTION 
 FUNCTION 
 FUSION 
 
 GAS 
 GASEOUS 
 GEOGRAPHY 
 geological 
 geology 
 GLYCERIN 
 GRAVITY 
 
 HETEROGENEOUS 
 HOMOGENEOUS 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HUMIDITY 
 HYDROGEN 
 
 ILLUMINATION 
 ammerse 
 INCREASE 
 INORGANIC 
 INSOLUBLE 
 
 INTENSITY 
 INVERSELY 
 IODINE 
 IRON 
 
 LABORATORY 
 LATENT 
 LAW 
 
 LAYER 
 LIME 
 limestone 
 LIQUID 
 LUBRICATE 
 
 MAGNETIC 
 MASS 
 MATERIAL 
 MATTER 
 MAXIMUM 
 MELT 
 MERCURY 
 METAL 
 METHOD 
 MICROSCOPE 
 MINERAL 
 MINIMUM 
 morture 
 MOISTURE 
 MOLECULE 
 MOTION 
 
 NATURE 
 NEGATIVE 
 NEUTRALIZE 
 NITROGEN 
 
 OBSERVATION 
 orbit 
 ORGANIC 
 ORIGIN 
 OSMOSIS 
 OXIDATION 
 OXYGEN 
 
 paraffine 
 perforation 
 PERMANENT 
 PHENOMENON 
 PHOSPHATE 
 PHOSPHORUS 
 PHYSICAL 
 PHYSICS 
 PHYSIOLOGY 
 PIGMENT 
 PLATINUM 
 POROUS 
 POSITIVE 
 precipitation 
 PRESERVATION 
 PRESSURE 
 primary 
 PRINCIPAL 
 PRINCIPLE 
 PROCESS 
 PROPERTIES 
 PROTOPLASM 
 PROPORTION 
 pulverize 
 
 QUALITY 
 QUANTITY 
 
 RADIATION 
 RADIUS 
 
 ray 
 REACTION 
 REFLECT 
 REFLECTION 
 REFRIGERATION 
 refrigerator 
 RELATIVE 
 RESISTANCE 
 RESPIRATION 
 
 SATURATION 
 SCIENCE 
 SCIENTIFIC 
 
 2 
 
 solar 
 SOLIDS 
 SOLUBLE 
 SOLUTION 
 SPACE 
 
 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
 
 spectrum (a) 
 STARCH 
 STORAGE 
 STRATUM (a) 
 SUBSTANCE 
 SULPHUR 
 SURPLUS 
 SYMBOL 
 SYNTHESIS 
 
 TEMPERATURE 
 TENDENCY 
 TENSION 
 terminal 
 THEORY 
 THERMOMETER 
 transformation 
 TRANSLUCENT 
 TRANSPARENT 
 TUBERCULOSIS 
 turpentine 
 
 UNIT 
 UNIVERSE 
 UTILIZE 
 
 VACUUM 
 VAPOR 
 VARIATION 
 VENTILATION 
 VIBRATION 
 
 ZERO 
 Zinc 
 
BIOLOGY 
 ABDOMEN (Gen. Sci. | 
 
 aggressive 
 Physiol.) albino 
 ABNORMAL (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) Physiol.) 
 abscission 
 
 abstainer (Physiol.) 
 
 ABUNDANT (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 ACCELERATE (Phys.) 
 
 ALGA (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 ALIMENTARY (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 accessory (Gen. Sc. ALLIGATOR (Gen. Sci. 
 Physvol.) Geog.) 
 ACCOMMODATION (Gen. Sci.alsike 
 Physiol.) ALTERNATE 
 accretion ALTERNATION 
 acetanalid (Chem.) altitude (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 acetic alveolus (Physiol.) 
 ACQUIRED amebotd 
 activate (Gen. Sci.) amino-acid 
 acute 
 
 Physiol.) 
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 amylopsin (Gen. Sct. 
 
 ADAPTATION (Physiol.) 
 
 addict (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ADENOID (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 Physiol.) 
 adipose (Physiol.) anaemia (Gen. Sct. 
 adminster Physiol.) 
 Physiol. ) ANAEROBIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 adrenal (Physiol.) 
 adrenalin (Gen. Sct. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 adventitious ANAL 
 
 aerate (Chem. Gen. Sci.) anaphase 
 aerobic (Gen. Sci.) ANATOMICAL (Physiol.) 
 
 ANAESTHETIC (Chem. Gen. 
 
 iene itn ANATOMY (Physiol.) 
 fect ANCESTOR (Gen. Sci.) 
 a 
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 afferent (Physiol.) x at 
 affinity (Chem. Gen. SL 2) 6 Seen 
 agar-agar (Gen. Scr. 
 
 Physiol.) animalcule (Physiol.) 
 agglutinate annelida 
 
 aggregate (Chem. Gen. Sct.annuau (Geog.) 
 Physiol.) annulate 
 
 ANUS 
 anopheles (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 ALBUMIN (Chem. Gen. Sci.ANTENNA (Phys.) 
 
 antennule 
 
 ALFALFA (Gen. Sci. Geog.) ANTERIOR (Physiol.) 
 
 anther (Gen. Sci.) 
 ANTHERIDIUM 
 anthrax (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ALKALOID (Chem. Physiol.) anthropoid 
 
 anthropology 
 
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 ANTIDOTE (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 ANTISEPTIC (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 ANTITOXIN (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 anvil (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 
 
 AORTA (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 ammonia (Chem. Gen. Sct.aortic (Physiol.) 
 
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 APHID 
 
 ' APIARY 
 
 APOPLEXY (Physiol. ) 
 
 APPENDAGE 
 
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 aptera ; 
 
 AQUARIUM (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 AQUATIC (Physiol. ) 
 
 arachmda 
 
 ARCHEGONIA 
 
 argon (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 aromatic (Chem. Gen. 
 
 Sci.) 
 
 ANILINE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) arsenic (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 arteriole 
 
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 Physiol. ) 
 
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artichoke bilateral CALORIMETER (Chem. Gen. 
 
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 Physiol.) biparental calyx (Gen. Sci.) 
 ascent bismuth (Chem. Gen. Sci.campium (Gen. Sci.) 
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 ASEXUAL BIVALVE CANINE (Gen. Sci. 
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 Sei. Physiol.) blanch canker (Gen. Sci.) 
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 Phys. Physiol.) blastoderm Physiol.) 
 astringent (Chem.) blastopore carapace 
 ASYMMETRICAL blastula CARBOHYDRATE (Chem. 
 atavism BLIGHT (Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 atlas BOLL CARBOLIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
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 Physiol.) BOTANY (Gen. Sci. CARBONIFEROUS (Chem.) 
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 Physiol. ) BOTFLY cardiac (Physiol.) 
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 Phys. Physiol.) bract Physiol.) 
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 axial bristle carrion 
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 Physiol.) Physiol.) Phys. Physiol.) 
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 batrachian Physiol.) Caucasian (Gen. Sci. 
 eee bulk Geog.) 
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 PRUs) ie 3 Os cet (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
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 Pay sioly cement (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
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 bicuspid (Gen. Sci. CAFFEINE (Chem. Gen. Sci.centrosome 
 Physiol.) Physiol.) centrum 
 BIENNIAL callus (Physiol.) CEPHALOPOD 
 
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CEPHALOTHORAX 
 
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 Physiol. ) | 
 
 CEREBELLUM (Physiol.) 
 
 CEREBROSPINAL (Physiol. ) 
 
 CEREBRUM (Physiol. ) 
 
 certification (Gen. Sct. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 cervical ( Physiol.) 
 
 cesspool (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 eetacea 
 
 CHARACTERISTICS (Chem. 
 Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 cheliped 
 
 chickadee 
 
 CHINCHBUG 
 
 chiroptera 
 
 CHITIN 
 
 chloral (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 chlorination 
 
 CHLORINE (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 CHLOROFORM (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 CHLOROPHYLL (Chem. Gen.cOMBINE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Sei.) 
 CHLOROPLAST 
 CHOLERA (Gen. Sci.) 
 choroid (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 chromatin 
 CHROMOSOME 
 chrome (Gen. Sct.) 
 CHRYSALIS 
 cicada (Gen. Scr.) 
 cma (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 CILIARY (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 CIRCULATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 CIVILIZATION (Geog.) 
 clavicle (Physiol.) 
 cleavage (Physiol.) 
 
 cleft 
 
 CONIFER ( Geog.) 
 
 CLIMATE (Gen. Sei. Geog.) conjugal 
 
 cloacal 
 
 CLOTTING (Physiol. ) 
 
 CLUSTER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 COAGULATE (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 cobra 
 
 COCAIN (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 coccus (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 cochineal 
 
 cochlea (Gen. Scr. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 cockle-bur 
 
 COCOON (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 codling 
 
 COELENTERATES 
 
 coleoptera 
 
 coleus 
 
 colloid (Chem.) 
 
 COLONY (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 COLORATION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 columbine 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 COMMUNICABLE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 comparative (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 COMPENSATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 competition 
 
 complemental (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 complexity (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 COMPONENT (Chem. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 concealment 
 
 concentration 
 
 condiments (Physiol.) 
 
 CONE 
 
 CONGESTION (Physiol.) 
 
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 conjunctiva (Gen. Sci.) 
 
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 CONSCIOUSNESS ( Physiol.) 
 
 constant (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CONSTIPATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CONSTITUENTS (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 constrict (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 constructive (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 CONTAGIOUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 CONTAMINATION (Chem. 
 Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 CONTRACTILE ( Physiol.) 
 
 convert (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 convolution (Physiol.) 
 
 coordinate (Physiol.) 
 
 coppice 
 
 CORAL (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 cordata 
 
 CORNEA (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 COROLLA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CORPUSCLES (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 CORTEX (Physiol.) 
 
 COTYLEDON 
 
 COUNTERACT (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 cramp 
 
 CRANIAL (Physiol. ) 
 
 CRANIUM (Physiol.) 
 
 CRAYFISH 
 
 creosote (Chem. Gen. Scz.) 
 
 crocodile 
 
 CROP 
 
 CROSS-BREED (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CROSS-POLLINATION 
 
 crown 
 
crude (Gen. Sct. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 crustacea 
 
 CRYSTAL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 CRYSTALLOID (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 cuBic (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 culex (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 CULTIVATE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 CULTIVATION 
 
 CULTURE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 cumulative 
 
 curd (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 CURVATURE (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 CUTANEOUS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CUTICLE (Physiol.) 
 
 cutin (Physvol.) 
 
 cutting 
 
 cuttlefish 
 
 CYCLE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 cyclic 
 
 CYLINDER (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CYLINDRICAL (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 cyst 
 
 CYTOPLASM (Physiol.) 
 
 damage (Geog.) 
 deciduous (Gen. Scr.) 
 defect (Physiol.) 
 deficiency (Physiol.) 
 defolrate 
 
 deforest (Gen. Sci.) 
 deformity (Physiol.) 
 DEGENERATE (Physiol.) 
 dehiscent 
 
 deliquescent (Chem.) 
 delta (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 
 dendrite (Physiol.) 
 
 dentine (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 dependent (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 depletion 
 
 deposit (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 derivate (Chem.) 
 
 DERIVE (‘Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 DERMATOGEN 
 
 DERMIS (Physiol.) 
 
 DESTRUCTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 deterioration 
 
 determinate 
 
 device (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 dextrin (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 diagnosis (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIAPHRAGM (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 diarrhea (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIASTASE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 diatoms 
 
 dichogamy 
 
 DICOTYL 
 
 DICOTYLEDON 
 
 diecious 
 
 DIET (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 dietary 
 
 DIFFERENTIATION (Gen..Scl. 
 Physiol. ) : 
 
 DIGESTIBLE (Physiol.) 
 
 DIGESTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIGESTIVE 
 
 digit 
 
 DILATE ( Physiol.) 
 
 DILUTE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 dimorphic 
 
 DIOXIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIPHTHERIA (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 dipnol 
 
 diptera 
 
 DISCOLORATION 
 
 discontinuous 
 
 discriminate 
 
 _ DISINFECTANT (Chem. Gen. 
 
 Sci. Physiol.) 
 
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 DISSECTION (Gen. Sei. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 DISTRIBUTION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Phys.) 
 
 DOMESTICATION 
 
 DOMINANT 
 
 DORMANT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DORSAL (Physiol.) 
 
 draft (Gen. Scr. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DRAINAGE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DRONE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DRUG (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 drupe 
 
 puct (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 DUCTLESS ( Physiol.) 
 
 dune (Gen. Sct. Geog.) 
 
 dyestuffs (Chem.) 
 
 dysentery (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 dyspepsia (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 echinoderm 
 
 ecology 
 
 ectoderm 
 
 ectoplasm 
 
 edible (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 
efferent (Physiol.) 
 
 elliptical 
 
 elongation (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EMBRYO (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 EMBRYOLOGY 
 
 EMULSION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 ENAMEL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 encyst 
 
 ENDODERM 
 
 endogenous 
 
 endolymph (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 endoplasm 
 
 endoskeleton 
 
 ENDOSPERM 
 
 enrich (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 ensilage ( Geog.) 
 
 ENTOMOLOGY 
 
 ENVIRONMENT 
 
 ENZYMES (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 EOSIN 
 
 eprcotyl 
 
 EPIDEMIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 EPIDERMIS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 EPIGLOTTIS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 epiphyte 
 
 EPITHELIUM (Physiol.) 
 
 EQUILIBRIUM (‘Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 ergot 
 
 erosion (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 
 Eskimo (Geog.) 
 
 ESOPHAGUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ester (Chem.) 
 
 Ethiopian (Geog.) 
 
 EUGENIC 
 
 euglena 
 
 EUSTACHIAN (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 euthenics 
 
 evacuation 
 
 excesswe (Chem. Gen. 
 Scz.) 
 
 EXCRETION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 excurrent 
 
 exhaustion (Physiol.) 
 
 exogenous 
 
 exoskeleton 
 
 EXPIRATION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 EXPOSURE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 extension (Phys.) 
 
 FERTILIZE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 fibrin (Physiol.) 
 
 fibrinogen 
 
 fibrous (Chem.) 
 
 FIBRO-VASCULAR 
 
 fibula (Physiol.) 
 
 FILAMENT (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 FILTRATION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 FIN 
 
 FISHERY (Geog.) 
 
 FISSION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 fissure (Gen. Scr. Geog. 
 Physvol. ) 
 
 fixation 
 
 flagellum (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EXTERMINATION (Gen. Sci.) fledgling 
 
 EXTERNAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 extinct (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 FLEXIBLE (Gen. Sei. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 EXTRACT (Chem. Gen. Sci.flexor (Physvol.) 
 
 Geog.) 
 extreme 
 
 exude (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 
 
 facet 
 FACIAL 
 fang 
 fascicle 
 FATAL 
 
 flicker 
 
 FLORA (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 FLUCTUATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 flue (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 fluke 
 
 fluorin (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
 flycatcher 
 
 FATIGUE (Phys. Physiol.) FLYTRAP 
 
 FAUNA (Chem. Geog.) 
 fecal 
 
 FECES (Physiol.) 
 FEMALE 
 
 FEMUR 
 
 FERMENT (‘Chem.) 
 ferrous (Chem.) 
 fester 
 
 Focus (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 fodder (Geog.) 
 
 foetus (Physiol.) 
 
 FOLIAGE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 follicle (Gen. Sct. Physiol.) 
 
 FOODSTUFFS (Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 forebrain: 
 
 FERTILE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) rormALDEHYDE (Chem. 
 
 FERTILIZATION 
 
 % 
 
 Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
formalin (Chem. Gen. Sci.) globule (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 FORMULA (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 FossIL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 frond 
 
 FRONTAL (Physiol.) 
 
 FUEL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 FULCRUM (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 fumes (Chem.) 
 FUMIGATION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 FUNGUS (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 GALL 
 
 GAMETE 
 
 gametophyte 
 
 GANGLION (Physiol.) 
 
 ganoid 
 
 GASTRIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 gastropod 
 
 gastrula 
 
 gelatinous (Chem.) 
 
 genealogy 
 
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 generic 
 
 genetic (Physiol.) 
 
 genitals 
 
 GENUS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
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 GERM (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 GERMICIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
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 GERMINATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 GILL (Gen. Sci.) 
 girdle 
 GIZZARD 
 
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 glomerulus 
 glottis (Physiol.) 
 
 GLUCOSE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 
 gluten (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 glycogen (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 gonorrhea 
 gopher 
 gradation 
 GRAFTING (Gen. Sci.) 
 granulation (Chem.) 
 
 GRANULE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 
 gristle 
 
 GRUB (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 GULLET (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 gut 
 
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 JY Psy 
 
 HABITAT (Geog.) 
 
 haemoglobin (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 HATCHERY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 heliotropism 
 
 hemiptera 
 
 HEMISPHERE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 herbivera (Gen. Sct. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 HEREDITY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hermaphroditic 
 
 heroin (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 heterospory 
 
 HIBERNATE /Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 hindbrain 
 
 GLAND (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) histology 
 
 globular 
 
 HOMOLOGOUS (Chem. ) 
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 Physiol. ) | 
 
 hormone (Physiol.) 
 
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 host (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 HUMERUS (Physiol.) 
 
 humor (Gen. Sct. Physiol.) 
 
 HuMuS (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 WYBRID (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hydra 
 
 HYDRATE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hydrochloric (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) — 
 
 hydroid 
 
 hydrophobia (Biol. Gen. 
 Scr.) 
 
 hydrophyte (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 hydrotropism 
 
 hydrozoa 
 
 HYGIENE ( Physiol.) 
 
 hylum 
 
 hymenoptera 
 
 HYPERCOTYL 
 
 hypha (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hypoglossal , 
 
 ichneumon 
 
 iguana 
 
 IMBEDDED 
 
 immature 
 
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 Physiol. ) 
 
 impair (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 IMPULSE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
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 INCISION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 INcISOR (Physiol.) _ 
 
 INCUBATE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 oncurrent — 
 
 wncus (Physiol.) 
 
 (Gen. Sci.) 
 
indehiscent 
 
 independent (Phys.) 
 
 INDIGESTIBLE (Physiol. ) 
 
 mnduce (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 mert (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Geog.) 
 
 INFANCY (Geog.) 
 
 INFECTION (Physiol.) 
 
 INFERIOR 
 
 INFEST (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 INFLAMMATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 INFLORESCENCE 
 
 INFLUENZA (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
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 infusoria (Chem.) 
 
 ingestion 
 
 INGREDIENT (Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 INHALE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 INHERIT (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 inhibition (Physvol.) 
 
 inject (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 INJuURIOUS (Chem. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 inoculation (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 insect (Gen. Scr. Geog. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 imsectivorous 
 
 INSPIRATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 INSTINCT (Physiol.) 
 
 INSULATION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Phys.) 
 
 integument 
 
 intensive 
 
 interact (Physviol.) 
 
 INTERCELLULAR 
 
 INTERDEPENDENCE 
 
 interference (Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) 
 mtermediary 
 
 INTERNAL (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 interrelation 
 ntersperse 
 INTESTINE (Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 intoxication (Chem. 
 
 Physvol.) 
 
 lancelet 
 
 LARVA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 LARYNX (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 lateral (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 
 
 laudanum (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 LAXATIVE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 LEGUME 
 
 legumin (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 lemur 
 
 INVERT (Chem. Gen. Sci.) LENS (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 
 INVERTEBRATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 nvertin 
 
 involucre 
 
 INVOLUNTARY (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 iridescent (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 TRIS (Gen. Sci. Physiol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 lenticel 
 
 lentil (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 lepidoptera 
 
 leucocyte (Gen. Sect. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 liberation (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 IRRIGATE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) LICE 
 
 IRRITABLE ( Physiol.) 
 
 JELLYFISH 
 JUGULAR (Physiol.) 
 jute (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 
 KERNEL (Geog.) 
 
 KIDNEY (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 KINETIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 kohl-rabi 
 
 labial 
 
 labium 
 
 labrum 
 
 labyrinth 
 
 lacteal (Physiol.) 
 
 lactic (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 lactometer (Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) ; 
 
 lactose (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Y 
 
 LICHEN (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 LIGAMENT (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ligature (Physiol.) 
 
 linen (Geog.) 
 
 lingual 
 
 LIQUOR (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 LIVER (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 liverwort 
 
 LIZARD (Geog. ) 
 
 LOAM (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 LOCALIZATION 
 
 localize (Physiol.) 
 
 locomotion (Physiol.) 
 
 LocusT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 longitude (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 LOUSE 
 
 lubricant (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 lunar (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
 
- 
 
 LUNG (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 LYMPH (Physiol.) 
 
 macronucleus 
 
 MaAGGOT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 magnesium (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 MALARIA (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 Malay ( Geog.) 
 
 MALE 
 
 MALNUTRITION 
 
 malt (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 maltase (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 
 MAMMAL (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 MAMMARY 
 
 mammoth ( Geog.) 
 
 mandible 
 
 mandrake 
 
 manganese (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Phys.) 
 
 manikin 
 
 mantis 
 
 mantle (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 MANURE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 marrow (Physvol.) 
 
 marsupial 
 
 MASTICATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 mastodon 
 
 MATE 
 
 MATURE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 maxilla 
 MAXILLARY (Physiol.) 
 maxilliped 
 MECHANISM (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 medicate 
 
 MEDULLARY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 medusa 
 
 megaspore 
 
 MEMBRANE (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol. ) 
 
 MEMBRANOUS 
 
 menace (Chem.). 
 
 MENDELIAN 
 
 meningitis (Gen. Scr. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 mesentery (Physvol.) 
 
 mesoderm 
 
 mesophyl (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 mesothorax 
 
 META (Chem.) 
 
 METACARPAL 
 
 METAMORPHOSIS (Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 metatarsal 
 
 METATHORAX 
 
 metazoa (Physiol.) 
 
 MICROBE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 micronucleus 
 
 microphyle 
 
 MICROSCOPIC (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 midbrain 
 
 midge 
 
 MIDRIB 
 
 MIGRANT 
 
 MIGRATE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 mobile (Phys.) 
 
 MopDIFY (Phys.) 
 
 MOLAR (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 MOLD (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 MOLT 
 
 mollusc (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Mongolian 
 
 MONOCOTYLEDON 
 
 monoecious 
 
 MONOXIDE (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 morphine (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 morphology 
 
 MORTALITY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Mosaic 
 
 mosquito (Gen. Scr. 
 Geog.) 
 
 MOTH 
 
 motile 
 
 mottled 
 
 mucilagenous 
 
 MUCOUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 mucus (Physiol.) 
 
 mulch (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 MUSCLE (Physiol.) 
 
 MUSCULAR (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 MUSSEL 
 
 mutant 
 
 mutation 
 
 MUTILATION 
 
 MIGRATION (Gen. Sei. Geog.mycelium 
 
 Phys.) 
 MILDEW (Gen. Sci.) 
 mulkweed 
 milleped 
 MILT 
 MIMICRY 
 
 myriad (Gen. Sci.) 
 myriapod 
 
 Narcotic (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 nares 
 
 MINUTE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) nasal ( Physiol.) 
 
 medium (Gen. Scr. Phys.) mitosis 
 
 MEDULLA (Physiol.) 
 
 MITRAL (Physiol.) 
 10 
 
 NATATORY 
 NATURALIST 
 
nauseate 
 
 nautilus 
 
 Neanderthal 
 
 NECTAR 
 
 negroid 
 
 nephridiwm 
 
 NERVOUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 nettle 
 
 NEURON (Physiol.) 
 
 neurotic 
 
 newt 
 
 NICOTINE (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 mictitating 
 
 nipper 
 
 NITRATE (Geog. Gen. Sci. 
 Chem.) 
 
 niter (Chem.) 
 
 mitric (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 nitrous (Chem.) 
 
 NOCTURNAL 
 
 NODE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 NODULE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 NOSTRIL (Physiol. ) 
 
 notochords 
 
 NOURISHMENT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 OESOPHAGUS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 OFFSPRING (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 OLFACTORY (Chem. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 omnivorous 
 
 oosphere 
 
 operculum 
 
 opwum (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 opposable 
 
 opsonn (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 optic (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 optimum 
 
 ore (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 ORGAN (Gen. Sei. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ORGANISM (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 ORIGINATE 
 
 ORIOLE 
 
 orthogenesis 
 
 ORTHOPTERA 
 
 osculum 
 
 ostium 
 
 otter (Geog.) 
 
 PANCREAS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 pancreatic (Physiol.) 
 
 papilla (Physiol.) 
 
 papillary 
 
 parachute (Gen. Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 PARALYSIS (Physiol. ) 
 
 PARAMAECIUM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PARASITE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 parenchyma 
 
 paricarp 
 
 PARIETAL (Physiol.) 
 
 parotid (Physiol.) 
 
 participant 
 
 PARTICLE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 passerine 
 
 PASTEURIZE (Gen. Sci. 
 _ Physiol.) 
 
 pasturage (Geog.) 
 
 patent 
 
 pathological (Physiol.) 
 
 pectoral 
 
 pedicel 
 
 peduncle 
 
 PELVIS (Physiol.) 
 
 Noxious (Chem. Gen. Sci.) ovary (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) PENETRATE (Gen. Sci. 
 
 NYMPH 
 
 NUCLEAR 
 
 nucleolus 
 
 NUCLEUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 NUTRIENT (‘Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) | 
 
 NUTRITION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Physicl.) 
 
 OBNOXIOUS (Gen. Sci.) 
 obstacle 
 
 OCCIPITAL (Physiol.) 
 octopus 
 
 OVIDUCT 
 
 OVIPOSITOR 
 
 ovoid 
 
 OVULE (Gen. Sci.) 
 ovum (Physiol.) 
 
 oxalic (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
 OXIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 oxyhaemoglobin 
 
 PALATABLE 
 PALATE (Physiol.) 
 paleozorc 
 PALISADE (Geog.) 
 palpus 
 
 11 
 
 Geog. ) 
 
 pepo 
 
 PEPSIN (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 PEPTONE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 PERCEPTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PERENNIAL 
 
 PERICARDIUM (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 peripheral (Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 PERISTALSIS (Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 permanganate (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
peroxide (Chem. Gen. 
 Sct.) 
 
 PERSPIRATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 pervert (Phys.) 
 
 PEST (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PETAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PETIOLE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 phagocyte (Chem. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 phalange 
 
 PHARYNX (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 PHLEGM (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHIC (Chem. 
 Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 PHOTOSYNTHESIS (Chem. 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 phylum 
 
 PHysic (Physiol.) 
 
 PHYSIOLOGICAL 
 
 pinna 
 
 pinnate 
 
 pisces 
 
 PISTIL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PISTILLATE 
 
 PITCH (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 PITH (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 PLACENTA 
 
 plague (Physvol.) 
 
 planarian 
 
 plantain 
 
 PLASM 
 
 PLASMA (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 plasmodium 
 
 plexus (Physiol.) 
 
 PLUMAGE (Geog.) 
 
 plumbing (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 plumule 
 
 PNEUMONIA (Gen. Séi. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 POISONOUS (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 POLLEN (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 POLLINATION 
 
 POLLUTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 polycotelydon 
 
 polycotyl 
 
 polymorphic 
 
 polyp (Geog.) 
 
 pome 
 
 pons 
 
 PORE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 Physiol.) 
 
 PORIFERA 
 
 portal (Physiol.) 
 
 POSTERIOR (Physiol. ) 
 
 posture (Physiol.) 
 
 POTASH (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 POTASSIUM (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 POTENTIAL (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 POUCH 
 
 precipitins 
 
 predatory 
 
 premolar 
 
 prepotent 
 
 PRESERVATIVE (Chem.) 
 
 PREVENTION (Physiol.) 
 
 PREY 
 
 PRIMATE 
 
 priming 
 
 pLastic (Chem. Gen. Sci.) PRIMITIVE (Geog. Gen. | 
 
 PLEURA (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 pleurisy (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 PLEUROCOCCUS ° 
 
 Sci.) 
 primordial 
 PROBOSCIS (Gen. Sci.) 
 procambium 
 PRODUCTION (Geog.) 
 
 12 
 
 progenitor (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PROGENY 
 
 proglottis 
 
 PROHIBIT 
 
 PROHIBITION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 projection (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 proleg 
 
 prolific 
 
 PROLONGATION 
 
 pronuba 
 
 PROPAGATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 PROTECTIVE 
 
 proteid (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PROTEIN (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 prothallus 
 
 prothorax 
 
 protonema 
 
 PROTOZOA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 protrude (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 pseudopod 
 
 pteridophyte 
 
 PTOMAINE (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 ptyalin (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 pulmonary (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 pulmonate 
 
 PULP (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 pulsation (Physiol.) 
 
 PULSE ( Physiol.) 
 
 puma 
 
 pumice (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PUPA (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 pupate 
 
 PUPIL (Physiol. ) 
 
 PURIFY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PUTREFACTION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 pylorus (Physiol.) 
 
pyramid (Geog. Phys.) 
 python 
 
 QUARANTINE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 QUADRUPED ( Physiol.) 
 
 quartz (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 quiescent 
 
 quill 
 
 quinine (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rabies (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 race (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 
 raceme 
 
 radicle 
 
 random 
 
 rape 
 
 RATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 ray-floret 
 
 recapitulation 
 
 receptacle 
 
 recessive 
 
 reclaim 
 
 rectum (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 reduction (Chem.) 
 
 reflex (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 
 
 refraction (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Phys.) 
 
 REFUSE (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 regeneration (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 REGISTRATION 
 
 REGULATE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 regulator 
 
 rejuvenation 
 
 REMEDY (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 rennin (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 REPRODUCTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 reptile (Gen. Sct. Geog.) 
 
 RESEARCH 
 
 RESEMBLANCE 
 
 RESIN (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 RESOURCE 
 
 resuscitation (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 retardation (Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) 
 
 retina (Gen. Sct. Phys. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 reverse (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 rhizoid 
 
 rhizopod 
 
 rind (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 RODENT 
 
 root (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rootstock 
 
 roe (Physvol.) 
 
 rOSACCOUS 
 
 ROSETTE 
 
 ROTATION (Gen. Sei. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 RUDIMENTARY 
 
 ruminant 
 
 runner 
 
 rusts (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 rutabaga 
 
 SAC (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 salamander (Gen. Sci.) 
 SALIVA (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
 SALIVARY (Physiol.) 
 sanitarwm (Physiol.) 
 SANITATION ( Physiol.) 
 sap (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 saponification (Chem. 
 Physvol.) 
 saprophyte (Chem. Gen. 
 Scr.) 
 scale (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
 scallop 
 
 13 
 
 ‘scar (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 SCAVENGERS ( Physiol.) 
 
 scion 
 
 sclerotic (Gen. Scr. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 SCORPION 
 
 scourge (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 scrambler 
 
 scum (Gen. Sc.) 
 
 scuRVY (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 scute 
 
 SEA-LILY 
 
 SEA-URCHIN 
 
 sebaeceous 
 
 SECRETE 
 
 secretin 
 
 SECRETION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 sedentary (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 sediment (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
 Geog.) 
 
 SEED (Gen. Sel. Geog.) 
 
 SEEDLING 
 
 SEGMENT (Gen. Sei. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 SEGREGATION (Chem.) 
 
 SELECTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SELECTIVE (Phys.) 
 
 SELF-POLLINATION 
 
 semen (Physiol.) 
 
 SEMICIRCULAR (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 semilunar 
 
 semonal 
 
 SENSE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SENSATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 SENSITIVE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 SENSORY (Physiol.) 
 
SEPAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 spermary 
 
 septic (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) spermatazoid 
 
 _ serous 
 
 spermatid 
 
 SERUM (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) spermatophyte 
 
 sesile 
 
 seta 
 
 SEWAGE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 SEXUAL (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 sheath (Physvol.) 
 
 shrimp 
 
 SHRUB (Geog.) 
 
 sieve 
 
 silica (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 silicon 
 
 silt (Geog.) 
 
 sinus (Physiol.) 
 
 SIPHON (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 sirup (Geog. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 SKELETON (Physiol.) 
 
 SKULL (Physiol.) 
 
 SLIME | 
 
 SLIP 
 
 sludge (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 smMuT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SNOUT 
 
 SOCIETY 
 
 SOCKET (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 sopium (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 SOLVENT (Chem. Gen. Sei. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 soma 
 
 sorus (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 spawn (Geog.) 
 
 SPECIES (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 SPECIALIZATION 
 
 SPECIMEN 
 
 SPERM (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 SPHERICAL (Gen. Sci: 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 spicule 
 
 SPINAL (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 spindle 
 
 spiny 
 SPIRACLE 
 
 SPIRAL (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 spirilum (Gen. Sci.) 
 spirogyra (Gen. Sci.) 
 SPLEEN (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 SPONGE (Geog.) 
 spongilla 
 SPONGY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 stegomia 
 
 stEM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 stentor 
 
 STERILE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 STERNUM (Physiol.) 
 
 sTiGMA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 STIMULANT (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 STIMULUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 STIPULE 
 
 STIRRUP (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 sTtomMA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 striate (Physiol.) 
 
 STRUCTURE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 strychnine (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 STUNTED 
 
 SPONTANEOUS (Chem. Gen.STYLE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Sei. Phys.) ' 
 
 sporangium (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SPORE (Gen. Sci.) 
 sporulation 
 sporozoa 
 sporophyll 
 sporophyte 
 SPORT 
 SPROUT (Gen. Sci.) 
 spur 
 sputum (Gen. Sci.) 
 squid 
 STALK (Gen. Sci.) 
 STAMEN (Gen. Sci.) 
 STAMINATE 
 staple (Geog. Phys.) 
 STAGNANT (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. Phys.) 
 STARFISH 
 statolith 
 steapsin (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 14 
 
 subcutaneous 
 
 SUBJUGATION 
 
 sublingual ( Physiol.) 
 
 submaxillary (Physiol.) 
 
 submental 
 
 substratum (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 succulent 
 
 SUCKLE 
 
 suet 
 
 SUFFOCATION (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 sulphate (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 sumach 
 
 superposition (Phys.) 
 
 suprarenal 
 
 SURVIVAL 
 
 susceptible 
 
 suspensor 
 
 SWARMING (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 swimmeret : 
 
 symbiosis — j 
 
SYMMETRICAL (Gen. Sci. 
 
 Phys.) 
 SYMPATHETIC (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 SYMPTOM (Gen. Sci. 
 _ Phys. Physiol.) 
 synapse (Physiol.) 
 syphilis (Physiol.) 
 SYRUP (see sirup) 
 SYSTEMIC 
 
 tactile 
 
 TADPOLE 
 
 tangential 
 
 tannin (Chem.) 
 
 TAPEWORM (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 TAPROOT 
 
 TARSAL 
 
 TARSUS 
 
 tassel 
 
 taxonomy 
 
 teleostome 
 
 temporal (Physiol.) 
 
 TENDON (Physiol.) 
 
 tendril 
 
 TENTACLE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tern 
 
 tertiary (Chem.) 
 
 testa 
 
 TESTIS 
 
 tetanus (Gen. Sci. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 thallophyte 
 
 thallus 
 
 theine 
 
 THORACIC (Physiol. ) 
 
 thorax (Gen. Scr. Physvol. 
 Phys.) 
 
 thymol 
 
 thymus (Physiol.) 
 
 THYROID (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 qTrBIA (Physiol.) 
 
 tidal (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 
 TIMBER (Geog. ) 
 
 TISSUE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 TOBACCO (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 TONSIL (Physiol.) 
 
 tourmquet (Physiol. ) 
 
 TOXIN (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 TRACHEA (Gen. Sci. 
 
 ~ Physiol.) 
 
 TRACHINA (Gen. Sci:) 
 
 TRACT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 TRAIT 
 
 TRANSITION 
 
 TRANSMIT ( Physiol.) 
 
 transplant 
 
 TRANSPIRATION 
 
 transverse (Gen. Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 trefoul 
 
 triceps (Physiol.) 
 
 trichoma 
 
 tricuspid (Physiol.) 
 
 trillium 
 
 tympanic (Gen. Sct. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 tympanum (Phys. 
 Physwol.) 
 
 TYPHOID (Chem. Gen. Scl. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 TYPHUS (Physiol.) 
 
 UDDER 
 
 ulna 
 
 umbilicus 
 
 ungulate 
 UNICELLULAR 
 UNISEXUAL 
 
 univalve 
 
 unsavory 
 UNSEGMENTED 
 unstriped 
 
 UREA (Chem. Physiol.) 
 URETER (Physiol.) 
 URETHRA (Physiol.) 
 uric (Gen. Sct.) 
 URINARY (Physiol.) 
 URINE (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 uropod 
 
 uterus (Physiol.) 
 
 trimorphie 
 
 trochanter vaccillate 
 
 tropical (Gen. Sci. Geog.) VACCINATION (Gen. Sci. 
 
 TROPISM Physiol. ) 
 
 trypsin (Gen. Scr. VACCINE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) Physiol. ) 
 
 tsetse VACUOLE (Physiol. ) 
 
 TUBE (Chem. Gen. Sci. vagus (Gen. Sci.) 
 Phys.) VALVE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 
 TUBER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 TUBERCLE (Chem. Gen. Sci.vane (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 TUBULAR (Gen. Sci.) 
 tubule (Physvol.) 
 tuft (Gen. Sct.) 
 tusk ( Geog.) 
 twiner 
 
 15 
 
 Phys.) 
 VASCULAR (Physiol.) 
 vas. deferens 
 
 vasomotor (Physvol.) 
 VEGETARIAN (Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 
VEGETATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 VEIN (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 VENA CAVA (Physiol.) 
 
 venal 
 
 venereal (Physvol.) 
 
 venom , 
 
 vent (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 VENTRAL ( Physiol.) 
 
 VENTRICLE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 VERMIFORM (Physiol.) 
 
 VERTEBRA (Physiol. ) 
 
 VERTIBRATE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 VESSEL (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 vestibule (Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 vestige 
 
 VESTIGIAL WEEVIL (Gen. Sci. 
 
 vetch (Gen. Scr.) Physiol. ) 
 
 viable ‘ whey (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
 villus (Physvol.) WHIPGRAFT 
 
 virgin WHORL 
 
 virulence (Gen. Scr.) WIGGLER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 virus (Gen. Sct. Physiol.) WIND-POLLINATION 
 viscera (Physiol.) 
 
 vITAL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 76" 
 Physiol.) xserophyte (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 VITALITY (Gen. Sci. cylem 
 Physiol. ) yam 
 
 VITAMINE (Gen. Sci. yeast (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 UA ERE Physiol.) 
 
 viTREOUS (Gen. Sci. Phys... 5 (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 Physiol.) ae 
 
 vivarium 
 
 VOLUNTARY (Gen. Sci. zonation 
 Physiol.) ZOOLOGY (Physiol.) 
 
 volvox z00s pore 
 
 vomit (Physiol.) ZYGOSPORE 
 
 vorticella zygote 
 
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 Department of Psychology 
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 Published by the 
 
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 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 
 SECTION 8: 
 
 CHEMISTRY 
 
 _ The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in 
 Chemistry. The first list contains words common to all scientific study; these 
 are the basic scientific terms. 
 
 Chemistry.* 
 
 In the second list are the words peculiar to 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
 what less important, but should be known. 
 very important. 
 
 meaning should be understood. 
 
 The words in italics are some- 
 The words in ordinary type are not 
 However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. 
 
 If these terms are known, study of 
 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 should, therefore, receive close study. 
 
 ABSORB 
 ABSORPTION 
 accumulation 
 ACID 
 
 ADHERE 
 ADHESION 
 ADULTERATE 
 aerval 
 ALCOHOL 
 ALKALI 
 ALKALINE 
 APPARATUS 
 AQUEOUS 
 artesian 
 artificial 
 ASSIMILATION 
 ASSUMPTION 
 
 ATMOSPHERE 
 ATOM 
 ATOMIC 
 ATTRACTION 
 AXIS 
 
 BACTERIA 
 BIOLOGY 
 BORAX 
 
 CALCIUM 
 CALORIE 
 capillarity 
 CAPILLARY 
 CARBON 
 CELLULOSE 
 
 CENTIGRADE 
 
 CHEMICAL 
 
 CHEMISTRY 
 classification 
 COHESION 
 COMBUSTION 
 COMPOSITION 
 COMPOUND 
 CONCAVE 
 CONCRETE 
 CONDENSATION 
 CONDENSE 
 CONSERVATION 
 CONSERVE 
 CONTRACT 
 CONTRACTION 
 CONVEX 
 CURRENT 
 
 COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 
 
 DATA 
 datum 
 
 DECAY 
 DECOMPOSE 
 DECOMPOSITION 
 DEMONSTRATION 
 denote 
 
 DENSITY 
 DEVELOP 
 DEVELOPMENT 
 DIAMETER 
 diffuse 
 DIFFUSION 
 DISCHARGE 
 DISEASE 
 DISINTEGRATE 
 DISSOLVE 
 
 *Some of the words in the Chemistry list are followed by abbreviations which indicate 
 that the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. These abbreviations 
 are: ‘‘Biol.’’—Biology, ‘‘Gen. Sci.’’—General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’—Geography, ‘‘ Phys.’’— 
 Physics and ‘‘ Physiol.’’—Physiology. 
 
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 ELASTIC 
 ELECTRIC 
 ELECTRICITY 
 ELEMENT 
 ELIMINATION 
 ENERGY 
 ETHER 
 EVAPORATION 
 EVOLUTION 
 EXPAND 
 EXPANSION 
 EXPERIMENT 
 
 FACTOR 
 FAHRENHEIT 
 fibre 
 
 FIGURE 
 FILTER 
 
 FLUID 
 FRICTION 
 FUNCTION 
 FUSION 
 
 GAS 
 GASEOUS 
 GEOGRAPHY 
 geological 
 geology 
 GLYCERIN 
 GRAVITY 
 
 HETEROGENEOUS 
 
 HOMOGENEOUS 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HUMIDITY 
 HYDROGEN 
 
 ILLUMINATION 
 immerse 
 INCREASE 
 INORGANIC 
 INSOLUBLE 
 
 INTENSITY 
 INVERSELY 
 IODINE 
 IRON 
 
 LABORATORY 
 LATENT 
 LAW 
 
 LAYER 
 LIME 
 lamestone 
 LIQUID 
 LUBRICATE 
 
 MAGNETIC 
 MASS 
 MATERIAL 
 MATTER 
 MAXIMUM 
 MELT 
 MERCURY 
 METAL 
 METHOD 
 MICROSCOPE 
 MINERAL 
 MINIMUM 
 mocture 
 MOISTURE 
 MOLECULE 
 MOTION 
 
 NATURE 
 NEGATIVE 
 NEUTRALIZE 
 NITROGEN 
 
 OBSERVATION 
 orbit 
 ORGANIC 
 ORIGIN 
 OSMOSIS 
 OXIDATION 
 OXYGEN 
 
 paraffine 
 perforation 
 PERMANENT 
 PHENOMENON 
 PHOSPHATE 
 PHOSPHORUS 
 PHYSICAL 
 PHYSICS 
 PHYSIOLOGY 
 PIGMENT 
 PLATINUM 
 POROUS 
 POSITIVE 
 precipitation 
 PRESERVATION 
 PRESSURE 
 primary 
 PRINCIPAL 
 PRINCIPLE 
 PROCESS 
 PROPERTIES 
 PROTOPLASM 
 PROPORTION 
 pulverize 
 
 QUALITY 
 QUANTITY 
 
 RADIATION 
 RADIUS 
 
 ray 
 REACTION 
 REFLECT 
 REFLECTION 
 REFRIGERATION 
 refrigerator 
 RELATIVE 
 RESISTANCE 
 RESPIRATION 
 
 SATURATION 
 SCIENCE 
 SCIENTIFIC 
 
 a 
 
 2 
 
 solar 
 SOLIDS 
 SOLUBLE 
 SOLUTION 
 SPACE 
 
 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
 
 spectrum (a) 
 STARCH 
 STORAGE 
 STRATUM (a) 
 SUBSTANCE 
 SULPHUR 
 SURPLUS 
 SYMBOL 
 SYNTHESIS 
 
 TEMPERATURE 
 TENDENCY 
 TENSION 
 terminal 
 THEORY 
 THERMOMETER 
 transformation 
 TRANSLUCENT 
 TRANSPARENT 
 TUBERCULOSIS 
 turpentine 
 
 UNIT 
 UNIVERSE 
 UTILIZE 
 
 VACUUM 
 VAPOR 
 VARIATION 
 VENTILATION 
 VIBRATION 
 
 ZERO 
 Zane 
 
A 
 
 abrasive 
 
 ABSOLUTE (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 acacia 
 
 acetaldehyde 
 
 ACETANILID (Biol.) 
 
 ACETATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ACETIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ACETONE 
 
 ACETYLENE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ACIDIC 
 
 ACIDULATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 acquisitive 
 
 actinum 
 
 CHEMISTRY 
 
 alpha rays (Phys.) 
 
 ALUMINATE 
 
 ALUMINUM (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 
 alundum 
 
 AMALGAM 
 
 AMALGAMATION (Phys.) 
 
 amber (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 amethyst 
 
 AMMONIA (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ammoniac (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 AMMONIUM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 AMORPHOUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 Activity (Gen. Sci. Phys.) amyu (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 aerate (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 anaesthetic (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 
 aeroplane (Gen. Sct. Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 ANHYDRIDE 
 
 AFFINITY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) ANHYDRITE 
 
 AG. 
 
 agate (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 AGENT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 aggregation (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 AIR-SLAKING 
 
 AL. 
 
 alabaster (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 ALBUMEN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 ~ Physiol.) 
 
 ALCHEMIST 
 
 ALCHEMY 
 
 ALDEHYDE 
 
 algae (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 alizarin 
 
 ALKALINITY 
 
 ALKALOID (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 alkyl 
 
 ALLOTROPIC 
 
 allotropism 
 
 ALLOY (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 ANILINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 anion (Phys.) 
 
 anneal (Phys.) 
 
 ANODE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 ANTHRACITE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 ANTIDOTE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 antifriction (Phys.) 
 
 ANTIMONY (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 antiseptic (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 apatite 
 
 aperture (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 AQUA AMMONIA 
 
 AQUA FORTIS 
 
 AQUA REGIA 
 
 argentite 
 
 argol 
 
 ARGON (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 argomie 
 
 aromatic (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 ARSENIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 arsenide 
 
 ARSENIOUS 
 
 ARSENITE 
 
 arsine 
 
 AS. 
 
 asaf etida 
 
 ASBESTOS (Geog. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ash (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 
 asphalt (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 ASPHYXIATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 aspirin (Physviol.) 
 
 ASSOCIATION (Physiol.) 
 
 astringent (Buiol.) 
 
 -ATE 
 
 ATOMIC 
 
 ATTRACTIVE 
 
 AU 
 
 augment 
 
 aurate 
 
 Uric 
 
 aUurous 
 
 autoclave 
 
 autogeneous 
 
 aversion 
 
 B 
 
 Ba. 
 
 bactericidal (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 bakelite 
 
 barite 
 
 BARIUM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BAROMETER (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 
 BASE 
 
 BASIC 
 
 batter 
 
BATTERY (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 BAUXITE 
 
 BEAKER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BELL GLASS 
 
 BELL JAR 
 
 BENZENE 
 
 BENZINE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BENZOATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 benzoic (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BENZOL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BESSEMER 
 
 Beta-rays (Phys.) 
 
 BEVERAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 BI. 
 
 BI- 
 
 biborate 
 
 BICARBONATE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 BICHLORIDE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 bichromate (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 BINARY 
 
 BISMUTH (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 bismuthyl 
 
 bisulfide (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BISULFITE 
 
 BISULPHATE 
 
 BITARTRATE 
 
 BITUMINOUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 BIVALENT 
 
 BLAST PIPE 
 
 BLEACH (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 bloom 
 
 BLOWPIPE (Gen..Sci.) 
 
 BLUESTONE 
 
 B, 
 
 B, 
 
 BOIL 
 
 BOILING POINT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BONEBLACK 
 
 BORATE 
 
 boracic (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BORIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BORON (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Br 
 
 bran (Geog.) 
 
 BRASS 
 
 brazing 
 
 BRIMSTONE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BRINE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BRITTLENESS (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 BROMATE 
 
 BROMIC 
 
 BROMIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BROMINE 
 
 bromous 
 
 CALORIMETER (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Phys. ) 
 
 calory (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CAMPHOR (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 cannel (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 caoutchouc 
 
 CAPACITY (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 carat 
 
 CARBIDE 
 
 CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 CARBOLIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CARBONACEOUS 
 
 CARBONATE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 carbonferous ( Biol.) 
 
 CARBORUNDUM 
 
 carboxyl 
 
 BRONZE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) CARBURETOR (Gen. Sci. 
 
 bullion 
 
 Phys. ) 
 
 BUNSEN (Gen. Sci. Phys.) CARBURETTED 
 BUOYANCY (Biol. Gen. Sci.carnallite 
 
 Phys. ) 
 BURETTE (Gen. Sci.) 
 butane 
 butylene 
 butyric 
 BY-PRODUCT (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 C 
 Ca 
 
 CASEIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 cassiterite 
 
 CASTINGS 
 
 CATALYSIS 
 
 CATALYTIC 
 
 CATALYZER 
 
 CATHODE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 cations (Phys.) 
 
 CADMIUM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) caustic (Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 caesium 
 CAFFEIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 calcine 
 
 CALCITE 
 
 CALCULATION (Gen. Sci.) 
 CALOMEL 
 
 calorie 
 
 calorific 
 
 Cp 
 
 celestite 
 
 CELLULOID (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CEMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 CENTIMETER (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CENTRIFUGAL (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
CERIUM (Gen. Sci.) 
 CHALK 
 
 cochineal 
 codeiwn 
 
 CHARACTERISTIC (Biol. Gen.cOEFFICIENT (Phys.) 
 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 COHESIVE 
 
 CHARCOAL (Gen. Sci. Geog.com (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 Phys.) 
 CHEMIST 
 CHILLED IRON 
 CHLORATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 CHLORIC 
 
 COKE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 collodion (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 COLLOID ( Biol.) 
 
 COLORATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 CHLORIDE (Gen. Sci. Phys.cotumBiIuM 
 
 Physiol.) 
 
 CHLORINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 COMBINATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Phys.) 
 
 COPPERAS 
 
 coral (Biol. Geog.) 
 cordite 
 
 CORRODE (Gen. Séi.) 
 CORROSIVE (Gen. Sci.) 
 CORUNDUM 
 
 cosmetic 
 COUNTERPOISE (Phys.) 
 Cr. 
 
 CRAYON 
 
 CREAM OF TARTAR 
 CREOSOTE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 cresols 
 
 CHLOROFORM (Biol. Gen. comBUSTIBLE (Gen. Sci. CRITICAL 
 Sci.) Physiol.) CRUCIBLE ( Phys.) 
 CHLOROPHYL (Biol. Gen. COMMERCIAL CRUST 
 Sci.) commutator (Gen. Sev. cryolite 
 chloroplatinic Phys.) CRYSTAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 CHLOROUS COMPONENT (Biol. Phys. Geog. Phys.) 
 chloropicrin Physiol.) CRYSTALLINE (Gen. Sci.) 
 CHROMATE COMPRESS (Gen. Sci. Phys.cRYSTALLIZATION 
 CHROME Physiol.) CRYSTALLOID (Biol. Gen. 
 CHROME-ALUM CONCENTRATION (Gen. Sci. Sci.) 
 chromic Phys. Physiol.) Cu 
 CHROMIUM concentric (Gen. Scr. CUBE 
 cinder Phys.) cuUPRIC (Gen. Sei.) 
 connabar concretion CUPROUS 
 CIRCUIT (Gen. Sci. Phys. cONDENSER (Phys.) cuprum 
 Physiol.) condensite (Gen. Sci.) curdy (Biol. Gen. Sct. 
 CITRATE CONDUCTIVITY (Phys.) Physiol.) 
 citric (Gen. Sci.) conflagration cyanate 
 citrous (Gen. Sci.) conglomerate CYANIDE (Phys.) 
 Cr CONSISTENCY CYANIMIDE 
 Coes CONSTANT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) CYANOGEN . 
 CONSTITUENT (Biol. Gen. CYLINDER (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 clevite : 3 
 Sei. Physiol.) Phys.) 
 ng . CONTAMINATE (Biol. Gen. , 
 Ug ou (Biol. Gen. Sci. Sat physiol.) oe 
 Physiol. ) CONVERSION deca- 
 coagulum CONVERT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) DECANT 
 COBALT (Gen. Sci. Phys.) conveyor decoction 
 cobaltic copious (Gen. Sci.) DECOLORIZE 
 cobaltous COPPER (Gen. Sci. Geog. decrepitate 
 - cocaine (Biol. Physiol.) Phys.) decrepitation 
 
DEFLAGRATE DISPLACEMENT (Gen. Sci. ELECTROMOTIVE (Gen. Sci. 
 
 deflocculate Phys. Physiol.) Phys.) 
 DEHYDRATE (Gen. Sci.) dissipate (Gen. Scr. ELECTRON (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 DELIQUESCENCE (Biol.) Physiol. Phys.) ‘" ELECTRONEGATIVE (Phys.) 
 DENATURED (Gen. Sci.) DISSOCIATION (Phys.) ELECTROPLATING (Gen. Sci. 
 DEODORIZER (Phys.) dissolution Phys. ) 
 depolarize (Phys.) DISTILLATE ELECTRO-POSITIVE ( Phys.) 
 DEPOSIT (Biol. Chem. Gen. DISTILLATION ELECTROSCOPE (Phys. ) 
 Sci. Geog.) DISTRIBUTION (Biol. Gen. electrothermal 
 deposition (Gen. Sci.) Sei. Phys.) ELECTROTYPE (Gen. Sci. 
 DERIVATION (Biol. Gen. DISULFATE Phys.) 
 Sei. Phys.) DISULPHIDE (Gen. Sci.) emanations (Phys.) 
 DERIVATIVE (Biol.) DIVALENCE emery 
 DESICCATOR dolomite EMETINE 
 DEVELOPER driver empirical (Phys.) 
 DEVICE (Biol. Phys.) DROPLET (Gen. Sci.) EMULSIFY 
 DEW-POINT (Phys.) DRY-SLACKED EMULSION (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 DEXTRINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) DucTILE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) enamel (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 DEXTROSE (Gen. Sci.) DYE (Gen. ‘Sci. Geog.) Physiol.) 
 DI- DYESTUFFS ( Biol.) endiometer 
 diacid DYNAMIC (Phys.) endothermal 
 dialysis DYNAMITE (Gen. Sci. ENRICH (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 DIAMOND (Geog.) Geog.) ENZYME (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 DIASTASE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) pyNamMo (Gen. Sci. Geog. Physiol.) 
 diatomc (Phys.) Phys.) EPIDEMIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 DIBASIC Physiol. ) 
 dichloride ebonite (Gen. Sci. Phys.) EQUATION (Gen. Scl. 
 DICHROMATE eccentric (Gen. Sci. Phys.) Phys.) 
 DICHROMIC EDIBLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Gen. 
 DIET (Biol. Gen. Sci. Physiol. ) Sei. Phys. Physiol.) 
 Physiol.) EFFERVESCENCE (Gen. Sci. EQUIVALENT (Gen. Sci. 
 diffract (Phys.) Phys. ) Phys.) 
 DILUTE (Biol. Gen. Sci. EFFLORESCENCE erbium 
 Phys. ) EFFUSION (Phys.) ERUPTION (Gen. Sci. 
 DIMINISH (Gen. Sci. Phys.) electric Geog. ) 
 dimorphous ELECTROCHEMICAL (Phys.) essence (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 DIOXIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci. ELECTRODE (Gen. Sci. ESTER (Biol.) 
 Physiol.) Phys.) ETCH 
 DISINFECTANT (Biol. Gen. ELECTROLYSIS (Gen. Sci. ETHANE 
 Sei. Physiol. ) Phys.) ethereal 
 DISODIUM ELECTROLYTE ( Phys.) ETHYL 
 dispersion (Gen. Sci. ELECTROMAGNETIC (Gen. ethylene 
 Phys.) Sci. Phys.) europium 
 
 6 
 
EXCESS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 excrement 
 
 EXCRETION (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EXHAUST (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 — exothermal 
 
 EXPLOSION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 EXPLOSIVE (Geog. ) 
 
 EXTINGUISH (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EXTRACT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 EXTRACTION (Phys.) 
 
 BR 
 
 FABRIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FACES 
 
 FAMILY 
 
 “FATTY ACID (Physiol.) 
 
 fauna (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 FE 
 
 FELDSPAR (Geog. ) 
 
 FERMENT (Biol.) 
 
 FERMENTATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 FERRI- 
 
 FERRIC 
 
 FERRICYANIDE 
 
 ferrite 
 
 FERRO- 
 
 ferrochromwum 
 
 FERROCYANIDE 
 
 FERROMANGANESE 
 
 ferrotungsten 
 
 FERROUS (Biol.) 
 
 ferruginous 
 
 FERRUM 
 
 FERTILIZER (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Physiol. ) 
 
 FIBROUS (Biol.) 
 
 FILAMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 FILINGS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FILLER 
 
 FILM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 FILTRATE 
 
 FILTRATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 FIRE-DAMP 
 
 FIXED 
 
 FLAME 
 
 FLASK (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 FLAX (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 FLINT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FLOCCULENT 
 
 flora (Bool. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 fuorapatite 
 
 FLUORESCENT (Phys.) 
 
 FLUORIDE (Phys. ) 
 
 fluorine (Bool. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FLUORITE 
 
 FLUOROSCOPE (Phys.) 
 
 FLUX (Phys.) 
 
 foanute 
 
 FOIL 
 
 forge (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FORMALDEHYDE (Biol. Gen. 
 
 Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 FUMIGATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 fungus (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 FUNNEL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FUSIBLE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 oadolinium 
 
 galena (Phys.) 
 
 galente 
 
 gallium 
 
 gallotannic 
 
 GALVANIZE 
 
 gamma rays (Phys.) 
 
 GARNET 
 
 GASOLINE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 GASTRIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 gauge 
 
 GAUZE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 GELATINOUS (Biol.) 
 
 GENERATOR (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 germanium 
 
 FORMALIN (Biol. Gen. Sci.) GERMAN SILVER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 formates 
 
 FORMATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 FORMIC 
 
 fornuc aldehyde 
 
 FORMULA (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 FOSSIL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 FREEZE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 FREEZING POINT (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 fructose 
 
 FUEL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 FUMES (Biol.) 
 
 7 
 
 germicidal (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 GLACIAL (Geog. ) 
 
 GLAZE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 GLOBULES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 glucinium 
 
 GLUCOSE (Biol. Gen. Sel. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 GLUE (Geog.) 
 
 GLUTEN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 GLYCEROL 
 
 gneiss 
 
 GRAIN ALCOHOL 
 
 GRAM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
GRANITE (Geog.) 
 
 GRANULATED (Biol.) 
 
 GRANULES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 granulose 
 
 GRAPE SUGAR 
 
 GRAPHITE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 gravel (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 gravimetric 
 
 GRAVITATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 GOLD 
 
 GUANO 
 
 GUNCOTTON 
 
 GUNPOWDER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 gypsum (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 H. 
 
 haematite 
 
 halite 
 
 HALOGENS 
 
 He 
 
 HELIUM (Phys.) 
 
 HEMATITE 
 
 hepta- 
 
 heptane 
 
 heptavalent 
 
 hexa- 
 
 hexame 
 
 hexavalent 
 
 Hg 
 
 holmium 
 
 HOMOLOGOUS (Biol.) 
 
 horn silver 
 
 humus (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 HYDRATES 
 
 HYDRATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 HYDRAULIC (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 
 HYDRIDES 
 
 HYDRIODIC 
 hydro- 
 HYDROBROMIC 
 
 HYDROCARBONS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ancrement 
 
 indelible 
 
 indestructibility (Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 HYDROCHLORIC (Biol. Gen. INDICATOR (Phys.) 
 
 Sci. Physiol.) 
 hydrocyame 
 HYDROFLUORIC 
 hydrogenation 
 HYDROLYSIS 
 HYDROLYZE 
 HYDROQUININE 
 HYDROSULPHURIC 
 HYDROXIDE (Gen. Sci.) 
 HYDROXYL 
 
 HYGROSCOPIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hy per- 
 
 hy po- 
 HYPOCHLORITE 
 HYPOSULPHITE 
 
 I 
 
 -IC 
 
 Iceland Spar 
 
 -ID ) 
 INDENTIFICATION 
 IDENTITY 
 
 INDIGO 
 
 indium 
 
 mduction-coil 
 
 INERT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 infinite (Phys.) 
 
 INFLAMMABLE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 INFLATE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 INFUSIBLE 
 
 INFUSORIAL (Biol.) 
 
 mgots 
 
 INGREDIENT (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 INJURIOUS (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 awnoculate (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 INSECTICIDE ( Physiol.) 
 
 insensrbility 
 
 INSTANTANEOUS (Phys.) 
 
 INSULATION (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 Phys.) 
 
 INSULATOR (Phys.) 
 
 -nteger 
 
 IGNITION (Gen. Sci. Phys.) INTERMITTENT (Phys.) 
 
 ILLUMINANT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 umonuscible 
 
 umpervious (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 impregnate (Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 IMPURITIES (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 INACTIVE 
 
 inanimate (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 incandescent (Gen. Sci. 
 
 Phys.) 
 oncinerate 
 
 , INCOMBUSTIBLE 
 
 8 
 
 INTOXICATION (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 INVERT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 invertase 
 
 INVISIBLE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 vodie 
 
 IODIDE (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 IODINE 
 
 IODOFORM 
 
 ION (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 onium 
 
 1onization 
 
 10nIze 
 
eis LEAD (Geog.) MALT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 iridescent (Biol. Phys.) — legumin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Phys.) 
 IRIDIUM (Phys.) levulose (Gen. Sci. MALTOSE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 isobars (Gen. Sci. Geog.) Physiol.) | Physiol. ) 
 isomeric LIBERATION (Biol. Gen. manganates 
 asomers Sci.) MANGANESE (Biol. Gen. 
 wometroc LICHENS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Sei.) : 
 isothermes (Gen. Sci. LIGNITE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) Mengame 
 
 Geog.) is manganite 
 isotopes Baka 2 ka manganous 
 -ite manometer (Gen. Scr. 
 
 LIME-SULPHUR 
 Phys.) 
 
 LIMEWATER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 JET (Gen. Sci.) MARBLE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 limonite 
 margarin 
 a LINSEED (Gen. Sci. Geog.) a, apr, 
 Wo naté LIQUEFACTION (Phys.) marsh gas 
 kaolin LIQUID AIR (Phys.) MECHANICAL (Gen. Sci. 
 kaolinite LIQUIFY (Gen. Sci. Phys.) Phys.) 
 KELP LIQUOR (Biol. Gen. Sci.)  meerschaum 
 kerosene (Geog. Gen. Sct.) LITER (Gen. Sci. Phys.) MEMBRANE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 ketones litharge Physiol.) 
 KILN LITHIUM menace ( Biol.) 
 KILOGRAM (Gen. Sci. LITMUS (Gen. Sci. Phys.) MERCERIZE 
 Phys.) logwood MERCURIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 KILOWATT (Gen. Sci. LUBRICANT (Biol. Gen. Sel.mercurius 
 Phys.) Phys.) MERCUROUS 
 
 LUKEWARM (Gen. Sci.) 
 LUMINOUS (Gen. Sci. 
 
 KINDLING (Gen. Sci.) 
 KINETIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 meta- (Bnrol.) 
 METALLIC (Gen. Sci. 
 
 Phys.) Phys.) Geog. Phys.) 
 
 krypton LUNAR (Biol. Gen. Sci.) metalloid 
 LUSTER METALLURGY 
 
 LActTic (Biol. Gen. Sci. lutecium meta-phosphoric 
 
 Physiol.) LYE metasilicic 
 LACTOSE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) metastanme 
 LAKE magnalium metathesis 
 LAMPBLACK magnesite meteorites (Gen. Scr. 
 lanolin MAGNESIUM (Biol. Gen. Geog.) 
 lanthanum Sei. Physiol.) METHANE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 lathe (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 lather 
 
 LAUGHING GAS 
 
 LAVA (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 LEACHING (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 magnetite (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 MAGNETIZE 
 
 malachite 
 
 MALLEABLE (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 METHYL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Me. 
 
 MICA (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 mucrocosmic 
 
MICRO-ORGANISM (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 MILLIMETERS (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 MINUTE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 MISCIBLE 
 
 mispickel 
 
 MN 
 
 Mo 
 
 molar (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 MOLECULAR (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 MOLTEN (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 MOLYBDATE 
 
 molybdenite 
 
 MOLYBDENUM 
 
 momentum (Phys.) 
 
 monazite 
 
 MONO- 
 
 MONOBASIC 
 
 monocalcwum 
 
 monochloride 
 
 mono-clinic 
 
 monoxide (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 MORDANT 
 
 morphine (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 MORTAR (Phys.) 
 
 muffle-furnace 
 
 munition 
 
 MURIATIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 N 
 
 Na 
 
 NAPHTHA (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 NAPHTHALENE 
 
 NARCOTIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 NASCENT 
 
 NATURAL GAS 
 
 NEODYMIUM 
 
 NEON 
 
 NEUTRAL (Phys. ) 
 NI 
 
 NICKEL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 nickelic 
 
 nmckelous 
 
 NICOTINE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 NITER (Biol.) 
 
 niton 
 
 NITRATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 NITRIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) . 
 
 NITRIDE 
 
 NITRIFICATION 
 
 NITRITE 
 
 nitro- 
 
 NITROBENZENE 
 
 mitro-benzol 
 
 NITROCELLULOSE (Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 NITROGENOUS 
 
 NITROGLYCERINE (Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 NITROUS 
 
 non-conductor (Phys.) 
 
 non-electrolyte 
 
 NON-LUMINOUS 
 
 non-metallic (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 NON-VOLATILE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 NORMAL SALTS 
 
 noxious (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 nutgalls 
 
 NUTRIENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 NUTRITION (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 O 
 
 occlude 
 occlusion 
 OCCURRENCE 
 ocher 
 
 OCTA- 
 octahedron 
 
 10 
 
 octave (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 ointments 
 
 oleate 
 
 OLCUG. 
 
 OLEIN 
 
 OLEOMARGERINE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 oleum 
 
 olfactory (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 Onyx 
 
 opal | 
 
 OPAQUE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 OPEN HEARTH 
 
 opium (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ORE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 ORGANISM (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 orifice (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 orpiment 
 
 ORTHO- 
 
 orthoarsenious 
 
 orthophosphate 
 
 orthorhombic 
 
 osmium 
 
 osmotic (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 -OUS 
 
 oxalate 
 
 oxalic (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 OXIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 OXY- 
 
 oxyacetalene 
 
 OXYHYDROGEN 
 
 oxrymuriate 
 
 OZONE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 ozonizer 
 
 Pb 
 palladium 
 palmitic 
 
palmitin 
 PARA- 
 
 parasite (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physvol.) 
 PARIS GREEN (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PARTICLE (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 
 Phys.) 
 pathogenc (Gen. Sci.) 
 Pd 
 pectin 
 PENTA- 
 pentane 
 pentavalent 
 PENTOXIDE 
 PER- 
 perchloric 
 PERCHLORIDE 
 PERIODIC (Phys.) 
 
 peristalsis (Biol. Physiol.) plumbite 
 PERMANGANATE (Biol. Gen.PNEUMATIC (Gen. Sci. 
 
 Sci. ) 
 PERMEABLE (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 PHOSPHORIC POWDER 
 PHOTO- ie 
 PHOTOGRAPHIC (Biol. Gen.praseodinium 
 
 Sci. Phys.) PRECIPITATE (Gen. Sci. 
 PHOTOGRAPHY (Phys.) Phys. ) 
 PHOTOSYNTHESIS (Biol. PREDOMINATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Gen. Sci.) PREFIX 
 PHYSICIST (Gen. Sci. PRESERVATIVE (Biol.) 
 
 Phys. ) prismatic (Gen. Scr. 
 PICRIC Phys.) 
 
 PIG-IRON (Geog.) PRODUCER 
 
 pig lead PRODUCT (Geog. Phys.) 
 PIPETTES (Phys.) propane 
 
 pitchblende propyl 
 
 PLASTER PROTEIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 PLASTER OF PARIS Physiol. ) 
 
 PLASTIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) prussiate 
 PLATING (Phys.) prussic (Gen. Scr.) 
 plumbate Pi 
 
 Physiol.) 
 
 Phys. ) puddling 
 POISON (Gen. Sci.) pumice (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 POISONOUS (Biol. Physiol.) pungent (Gen. Sc.) 
 
 PEROXIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) polarize (Gen. Sci. Phys.) PURIFICATION (Biol. Gen. 
 
 persulfide pole (Gen. Sci. Geog. Sci.) 
 pest (Biol. Gen. Scr.) Phys.) PURIFIERS 
 PESTLE polonium purity (Gen. Scr.) 
 PETROLEUM (Gen. Sci. POLY- putrid 
 
 Geog. ) polymer pyrene 
 PEWTER polymerization PYRITE 
 phagocyte (Biol. Physiol.) polymerize PYRO- 
 pharmaceutical PORCELAIN (Gen. Sei. pyrogallic 
 pharmacist Geog. ) pyrolusite 
 phenacetin PORE (Biol. Gen. Sci. pyrophosphate 
 phenol Physiol. ) pyrosulfurie 
 PHENOLPHTHALIN porosity (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 phlogiston PORTLAND CEMENT QUADRIVALENT 
 phosgene POTASH (Biol. Geog.) QUALITATIVE 
 phosphide porassium (Biol. Gen. Sci.QUANTITATIVE (Phys.) 
 phosphine Physiol. ) QUARTZ (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PHOSPHORESCENT (Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 potential (Biol. Gen. Sci. QUICKLIME 
 Phys. Physiol.) QUICKSAND 
 
 11 
 
 PTOMAINE (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 
QUICKSILVER 
 QUININE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Ra 
 
 RADICALS 
 
 RADIOACTIVITY (Phys.) 
 
 radiograph (Phys.) 
 
 radiometer (Phys.) 
 
 RADIUM (Phys.) 
 
 RANOID (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 REAGENT 
 
 realgar 
 
 RECRYSTALLIZE 
 
 REDISSOLVE 
 
 REDUCING AGENT 
 
 REDUCTION ( Biol.) 
 
 REFINE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 refraction (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 refuse (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 regenerative (Biol. Phys.) saprophyte (Bool. Gen. 
 
 RENNIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 repel (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 REPLACEABLE 
 
 residual (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 RESIDUE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 RESIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 RESINOUS 
 
 RETORT (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 retrocession 
 
 reverberatory 
 
 REVERSIBLE REACTION 
 
 REVISE 
 
 rhodium 
 
 RHOMBIC 
 
 rivet (Phys.) 
 
 ROAST 
 
 rubidium 
 
 ruby 
 
 rust (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 ruthenium 
 
 S 
 
 SACCHARINE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SEWAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 SHALE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 SHELLAC (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 SAL AMMONIAC (Gen. Sci.) S1 
 
 saleratus 
 
 salicylac (Gen. Scr.) 
 saline 
 
 SAL SODA 
 
 SALT PETER (Gen, Sci. 
 
 Geog.) 
 
 SALTS (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 SANDSTONE (Geog.) 
 SANITARY (Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 saponification (Bool. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 SAPONIFY 
 sapphire 
 
 Sct.) 
 Sb 
 scandium 
 scrap 
 Se 
 sedative (Physvol.) 
 
 SEDIMENT (Biol. Geog. 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 segregate (Biol.) 
 selenite 
 SELENIUM 
 self-luminous 
 self-protective 
 seltzer 
 semi-permeable 
 
 SENSITIVE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 SENSITIZE (Phys.) 
 SEPARATION 
 serpentine 
 sesqua- 
 SESQUISULPHIDE 
 
 12 
 
 siderite 
 smuica (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SILICATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SILICIC 
 
 silicide 
 
 SILICON : 
 
 SILVER ( Geog.) 
 
 SILVER-PLATING 
 
 SIMULTANEOUS (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 stphon (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 SISQUIOXIDE 
 
 slag 
 
 SLAKE 
 
 SMELT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SN 
 
 SOAP 
 
 sopA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 sopium (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 SOLDER (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 SOLIDIFICATION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SOLIDIFY 
 
 SOLUBILITY 
 
 SOLUTE 
 
 - Solvay 
 
 SOLVENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 SPECIFIC HEAT 
 
 SPECTROSCOPE (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 spelter 
 
 spiegeleisen 
 
 SPLINTER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SPONTANEOUS (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 spud (Gen. Sci.) 
 
Sr 
 
 STABLE (Phys.) 
 
 STABILITY (Phys.) 
 
 stalactites ( Geog.) 
 
 stalagmites (Geog.) 
 
 STANDARD SOLUTION 
 
 stannic 
 
 STANNITE 
 
 stannous 
 
 stearic 
 
 STEARIN 
 
 STEEL 
 
 stench 
 
 STERILIZE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 STERLING 
 
 stibnite 
 
 stopcock (Phys.) 
 
 STRONTIUM 
 
 structural 
 
 strychnine (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 sub- 
 
 SUBLIMATE 
 
 SUBLIMATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 SUBLIME 
 
 subnumbers 
 
 suboxide 
 
 subscript 
 
 SUBSTITUTION 
 
 subterranean (Gen. Sct. 
 Geog.) 
 
 SUCROSE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 suction (Gen. Scr. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 suds 
 
 suffocate (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 SULPHATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 SULPHIDE 
 
 SULPHITE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SULPHURIC (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 SULPHUROUS 
 
 SUPER- 
 
 SUPERCOOLED (Gen. Sci.) 
 SUPERHEATED 
 supernatant | 
 
 SUPERSATURATED (Phys.) 
 
 SUSPENSION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 SYNTHETIC (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 Ta 
 
 TALC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tannic 
 
 TANNIN (Biol.) 
 
 tantalum 
 
 tapestry (Geog.) 
 
 TARNISH (Physiol.) 
 
 TARTAR (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 TARTARIC 
 
 TARTRATE 
 
 Te 
 
 telluride 
 
 tellurrum 
 
 TEMPERING (Phys.) 
 
 tenacious (Phys.) 
 
 tenacity (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 tensile (Phys.) 
 
 terbium 
 
 termination (Phys.) 
 
 ternary 
 
 terra cotta (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 tertiary (Brol.) 
 
 TEST-TUBE 
 
 tetra- 
 
 tetrabasic 
 
 tetraboric 
 
 TETRACHLORIDE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 TETRAVALENT 
 
 tetroxide 
 
 TEXTILES (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 13 
 
 Th 
 
 thallaum 
 
 thermal (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 thermite 
 
 THERMO- ( Phys.) 
 
 thermochenustry 
 
 THERMOS (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 thio- 
 
 thiosulfuric 
 
 thiosulphate 
 
 thorium 
 
 thulium 
 
 thyroid (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 Ti 
 
 TIN (Geog.) 
 
 TINCTURE (Physiol.) 
 
 TIN FOIL 
 
 tissue (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 titanium 
 
 toluene 
 
 toluol 
 
 TONING 
 
 topaz 
 
 toxic (Physiol.) 
 
 toxin (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 TRACE 
 
 transmussible 
 
 transmutation (Phys.) 
 
 TRI- 
 
 tribasic 
 
 tribromode 
 
 tri-nitro-tolwene 
 
 TRIOXIDE 
 
 TRIVALENT 
 
 tube (Biol. Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 TUBERCLES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 TUBING 
 
 tungsten (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 tuyere 
 
type metal 
 TYPHOID (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 U 
 
 ultramicroscopic 
 
 ultra-violet (Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) 
 
 umber (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 undercooled 
 
 UNDISSOCIATED 
 
 UNIFORM (Phys.) 
 
 umte (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 UNIVALENT 
 
 UNSTABLE (Phys.) 
 
 URANIUM (Phys.) 
 
 urea (Biol. Physvol.) 
 
 y 
 
 VALENCE > 
 
 validity 
 
 vanadium 
 
 vanillin 
 
 VAPORIZATION (Gen. Sel. 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 
 VARIABLE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 VARNISH (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 VASELINE (Gen. Sei. Geog.) VULCANIZE (Phys. Geog.) 
 vat (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 vehicle (Geog.) W 
 VELOCITY (Gen. Sci. Geog. WATER GAS 
 
 Phys.) WATER GLASS (Gen. Sci.) 
 vermillion weathering (Gen. Sci. 
 viscid Geog.) 
 
 WELDING (Phys.) 
 
 VISCOSE WHEY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 viscosity (Phys.) 
 
 WHITEWASH 
 viscous (Physvol.) . 
 : wintergreen 
 vital (Biol. Gen. Scr. WOOD ALCOHOL (Geog.) 
 Physiol.) WOOD-ASH 
 vitrify WROUGHT IRON (Gen. Sci. 
 vitriol (Gen. Sct.) Geog. Phys.) 
 VOLATILE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) xenon 
 VOLATILITY X-RAY (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 volcanic (Geog.) Physiol. ) 
 
 volcano (Gen. Sci. Geog.) xylol 
 voLtT (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 voltaic (Gen. Sci. Phys.) YEAST (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 VOLTMETER (Phys.) Physiol.) 
 VOLUME (Gen. Sci. Phys.) ytterbiwm 
 volumetric (Phys.) yttrium 
 voluminous 
 
 vortex (Gen. Sci.) zirconium 
 vulcamte ZN 
 
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 SECTION 9: 
 
 GEOGRAPHY. 
 
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 The first list contains words common to all scientific study ° 
 In the second list are the words pecu- 
 
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 these words are the basic scientific terms. 
 har to Geography.* 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
 what less important, but should be known. 
 
 The words in italics are some- 
 The words in ordinary type are not 
 
 very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks ; hence, their 
 meaning should be understood. 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 
 difficult words, in the subjects they study. 
 
 If these terms are known, study ot 
 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 should, therefore, receive close study. 
 
 ABSORB 
 ABSORPTION 
 accumulation 
 ACID 
 
 ADHERE 
 ADHESION 
 ADULTERATE 
 aerial 
 ALCOHOL 
 ALKALI 
 ALKALINE 
 APPARATUS 
 AQUEOUS 
 artesian 
 artificial 
 ASSIMILATION 
 ASSUMPTION 
 
 ATMOSPHERE 
 ATOM 
 
 - ATOMIC 
 
 ATTRACTION 
 AXIS 
 
 BACTERIA 
 BIOLOGY 
 BORAX 
 
 CALCIUM 
 CALORIE 
 capillarity 
 CAPILLARY 
 CARBON © 
 CELLULOSE 
 CENTIGRADE 
 CHEMICAL 
 
 COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 
 
 CHEMISTRY 
 classification 
 COHESION 
 COMBUSTION 
 COMPOSITION 
 COMPOUND 
 CONCAVE 
 CONCRETE 
 CONDENSATION 
 CONDENSE 
 CONSERVATION 
 CONSERVE 
 
 CONTRACT 
 
 CONTRACTION 
 CONVEX 
 
 CURRENT 
 
 DATA 
 
 datum 
 
 DECAY 
 DECOMPOSE 
 DECOMPOSITION 
 DEMONSTRATION 
 denote 
 
 DENSITY 
 DEVELOP 
 DEVELOPMENT 
 
 _ DIAMETER 
 
 diffuse 
 DIFFUSION 
 DISCHARGE 
 DISEASE 
 DISINTEGRATE 
 DISSOLVE 
 
 *Some of the words in the Geography list are followed by abbreviations which indicate 
 that the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. The abbreviations 
 are: ‘‘Biol.’’—Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’—Chemistry, ‘‘Gen. Sci.’’—General Science, ‘‘ Phys.’’— 
 Physies and ‘‘ Physiol.’’—Physiology. 
 
distill 
 
 ELASTIC 
 ELECTRIC 
 ELECTRICITY 
 ELEMENT 
 ELIMINATION 
 ENERGY 
 ETHER 
 EVAPORATION 
 EVOLUTION 
 EXPAND 
 EXPANSION 
 EXPERIMENT 
 
 FACTOR 
 FAHRENHEIT 
 fibre 
 
 FIGURE 
 FILTER 
 
 FLUID 
 FRICTION 
 FUNCTION 
 FUSION 
 
 GAS 
 GASEOUS 
 GEOGRAPHY 
 geological 
 geology 
 GLYCERIN 
 GRAVITY 
 
 HETEROGENEOUS 
 HOMOGENEOUS 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HUMIDITY 
 HYDROGEN 
 
 ILLUMINATION - 
 ammerse 
 INCREASE 
 INORGANIC 
 INSOLUBLE 
 
 INTENSITY 
 INVERSELY 
 IODINE 
 IRON 
 
 LABORATORY 
 LATENT 
 LAW 
 
 LAYER 
 LIME 
 lamestone 
 LIQUID 
 LUBRICATE 
 
 MAGNETIC 
 MASS 
 MATERIAL 
 MATTER 
 MAXIMUM 
 MELT 
 MERCURY 
 METAL 
 METHOD 
 MICROSCOPE 
 MINERAL 
 MINIMUM 
 mixture 
 MOISTURE 
 MOLECULE 
 MOTION 
 
 NATURE 
 NEGATIVE 
 NEUTRALIZE 
 NITROGEN 
 
 OBSERVATION 
 orbit 
 ORGANIC 
 
 ‘ORIGIN 
 
 OSMOSIS 
 OXIDATION 
 OXYGEN 
 
 paraffine 
 
 perforation 
 
 PERMANENT 
 PHENOMENON 
 PHOSPHATE 
 PHOSPHORUS 
 PHYSICAL 
 PHYSICS 
 PHYSIOLOGY 
 PIGMENT 
 PLATINUM 
 POROUS 
 POSITIVE 
 precipitation 
 PRESERVATION 
 PRESSURE 
 primary 
 PRINCIPAL 
 PRINCIPLE 
 PROCESS 
 PROPERTIES 
 PROTOPLASM. 
 PROPORTION 
 pulverize 
 
 QUALITY 
 QUANTITY 
 
 RADIATION | 
 RADIUS 
 
 ray 
 REACTION 
 REFLECT 
 REFLECTION 
 REFRIGERATION 
 refrigerator 
 RELATIVE 
 RESISTANCE 
 RESPIRATION 
 
 SATURATION 
 SCIENCE 
 SCIENTIFIC 
 
 solar 
 SOLIDS 
 SOLUBLE 
 
 - SOLUTION 
 
 SPACE 
 
 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
 
 spectrum (a) 
 STARCH 
 STORAGE 
 STRATUM (a) 
 SUBSTANCE 
 SULPHUR 
 SURPLUS 
 SYMBOL 
 SYNTHESIS 
 
 TEMPERATURE 
 TENDENCY 
 TENSION 
 terminal 
 THEORY 
 THERMOMETER 
 transformation 
 TRANSLUCENT 
 TRANSPARENT 
 TUBERCULOSIS 
 turpentine 
 
 UNIT 
 UNIVERSE 
 UTILIZE 
 
 VACUUM 
 VAPOR. 
 VARIATION 
 VENTILATION 
 VIBRATION 
 
 ZERO 
 21nc 
 
GEOGRAPHY 
 
 abundance AREA bed rock 
 abundant (Biol. Gen. Sci.) art (Gen. Sci.) BELT 
 _ abyss armadillo binder 
 
 accessible arrow birch 
 
 ACRE * asbestos (Chem. Gen. Sci. pjoon 
 
 adjacent (Gen. Sci. Phyek BITUMINOUS (Chem 
 Physiol. Phys.) ash (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sci.) 
 
 adobe ASHORE anaes 
 
 advantages asphalt (Chem. Gen. NG 
 
 aeroplane (Chem. Gen. 
 
 BLEA 
 astronomy (Gen. Sct. an 
 
 Sei. Phys.) Phys.) bhzzard (Gen. Sci.) 
 AGRICULTURAL | ATLAS blossom 
 AGRICULTURE (Gen. Sci.) atoll blubber 
 AIR (Phys.) AUTOMOBILE blueberry 
 ALFALFA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) AUTUMN bluefish 
 alligator (Biol. Gen. Sct.) avalanche BLUFF : 
 alluvial (Gen. Sci.) axis boa-constrictor (Gen. Sci.) 
 almond BoG (Gen. Sci.) 
 alpaca bale boll 
 Alpine. | BALLOON (Phys.) bonfire 
 ALTITUDE (Biol. Gen. Sei.) bamboo border 
 aluminum (Chem. Gen. BANANA BOTTOM LAND 
 Sci. Phys.) band boulevard 
 ~ anchor BANK BOUNDARY (Gen. Sci.) 
 ANCIENT BAR BOWLDER | 
 annual: ( Biol.) BARBARIAN bran (Physiol.) 
 ANTARCTIC BARGE brand 
 antelope bark breadfrust 
 ANTHRACITE (Chem. barley breakers 
 Gen. Sci.) barnacle (Biol.) BREAKWATER 
 anticline — BAROMETER (Chem. Gen. BREEZE (Gen. Sci.) 
 antieyelone (Gen. Sci.) Sei. Phys.) BRICK 
 antitrade (Gen. Sci.) barrel bronze (Chem. Gen.'Sci.) 
 aphelion BARREN BROOK 
 appearance barrens broom 
 apricot BARRIER (Biol. Gen. Sei.) buckwheat 
 aqueduct (Gen. Scr. BASIN BUFFALO 
 Phys. Physiol.) bass buoy » 
 arable BAY burro 
 archipelago beach BUSH 
 ARCTIC (Gen. Sci.) beaver BUSINESS 
 
butte 
 BY-PRODUCT (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 CABLE 
 
 cacao 
 
 cactus (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 calms 
 
 CAMEL 
 
 CANAL 
 
 CANCER 
 
 cane 
 
 cannery 
 
 canoe — 
 
 CANYON (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CAPE 
 
 CAPITAL . 
 
 CAPRICORN (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 caravan 
 
 CARGO 
 
 carpet 
 
 carrot 
 
 cascade (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 caste 
 
 CATARACT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CATTLE 
 
 Caucasian (Biol. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CAVE 
 
 cavern 
 
 cement (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CENSUS 
 
 CENTER 
 
 century 
 
 cereal (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 chain 
 
 chamois 
 
 CHANNEL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 charcoal (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 chart 
 
 chasm 
 
 cheese | conifer (Biol.) 
 
 cherry CONTINENT | 
 
 chestnut . continental (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 chinook (Gen. Sc.) continental shelf 
 
 circulation (Biol. Gen. Sci.contour (Physiol.) 
 Physiol.) ~ eoolie 
 
 CIRCUMFERENCE (Gen. Sci.copPER (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) Phys.) 
 
 CIRCUMNAVIGATE - copra | 
 
 cirrus (Gen. Sci.) coral (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 eitrus cork 
 
 CIVILIZED (Biol.) cornstalk 
 
 clam corrosion 
 
 CLAY (Gen. Sci.) ‘COTTON 
 
 CLIFF COUNTRY 
 
 CLIMATE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) coyote 
 
 climate belt crab 
 
 CLOTHING CRATER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 cLoupD (Phys.) creamery 
 
 CLOUD-BURST creature 
 
 clove _ CREEK 
 
 clover ereep 
 
 COAL  erevasse 
 
 COAST crevices (Gen. Scr. 
 
 COASTAL PLAIN Physiol.) 
 
 COASTLAND crops (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 coastwise crude (Biol. Gen. Sev. 
 
 COCOA — . Phys.) 
 
 COCOANUT cruise 
 
 cocoon (Biol. Gen. Sei.) crumble 
 
 cod crystal (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 
 COFFEE Sci. Phys.) 
 
 coke (Chem. Gen. Sci.) | CULTIVATE (Biol: Gen. Sci.) 
 COLONY (Biol. Gen. Sei.) culture (Brol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 comet (Gen. Sci.) eumulus (Gen. Sci.) 
 COMMERCE (Gen. Sci.) custom 
 commodity (Gen. Sct.) . CYCLONE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 communication (Brol. cyclonic 
 
 Gen. Scr.) 
 community (Gen. Scr. DAIRYING 
 
 Physiol.) DAIRYMAN 
 coMPAss (Gen. Sci. Phys.)pam (Gen. Sci.) 
 competitor damage (Biol.) 
 
damp 
 
 DOMESTIC (Gen. Sci. engine (Phys.) 
 
 date. Phys.) ensilage (Buol.) 
 
 dateline dominon environment 
 
 DAYTIME draft (Biol. Gen. Sct. equable 
 
 debris (Physiol.) Physiol.) EQUATOR (Gen. Sci. Phys.) - 
 deeps DRAIN equatorial drift (Gen. Scr.) 
 deep-water DRAINAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci. equinox (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 deer . . 
 deflection (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 degree (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 DELTA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) | 
 
 DENSE | 
 DEPENDENCY , 
 dependent 
 
 DEPOSIT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Chem. Physiol.) 
 depression (Gen. Scr. 
 Phys. Physvol.) 
 derrick (Phys.) 
 descent 
 DESERT (Gen. Sci.) 
 destroy | 
 destruction 
 devastate (Gen. Sct.) 
 DEW (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 DIAMOND (Chem.) 
 DIKE (Gen. Sci.) 
 dime 
 DIRECTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 directly 
 
 Phys. ) 
 dredge 
 drift 
 drill (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
 drought (Gen. Sci.) 
 DRY SEASON | 
 dune (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 DURABLE 
 DUST : 
 dye (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 dyewood 
 dynamite (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 dynamo (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 EARTH 
 
 EARTHQUAKE 
 earthworm (Gen. Sct.) 
 ebb tide (Gen. Sci.) 
 ebony (Gen. Sci.) 
 echo (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 ECLIPSE (Gen. Sci.) 
 eddy (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 EDUCATION 
 
 dirigible (Gen. Sci. Phys.) eel 
 
 disadvantage 
 discover 
 
 DISCOVERY 
 
 DISTANCE 
 distributary 
 distribute 
 
 district 
 
 DIVIDE 
 
 dock (Gen. Scz.) 
 doldrums (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 election 
 
 ELEPHANT 
 
 ELEVATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 elevator (Phys.) 
 
 ellipse 
 
 embankment 
 empire 
 employ 
 encircle 
 
 crode 
 erosion (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 eroswe 
 ERUPTION (Chem. 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 ESKIMO (Biol.) 
 establish 
 
 estate 
 estuary 
 Ethopian | 
 
 evergreens 
 
 excavation (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 excursion (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 exhibit 
 
 EXPLORATION _ 
 
 explosive (Chem.) 
 
 EXPORT 
 
 expose (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 EXPOSITION 
 
 extend 
 
 extensive 
 
 extinct (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 extract (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 facility 
 
 FACTORY (Gen. Sci.) 
 FALL LINE 
 
 FALLS 
 
 famine 
 
 fault. 
 
 fauna (Biol. Chem.) 
 feather 
 features 
 
 FEEDING : 
 feldspar (Chem.) 
 
fern 
 
 ferry 
 
 FERTILE (Biol. Gent Sci.) 
 
 FERTILITY 
 
 fertilize (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 
 
 fertilizer 
 
 fig 
 
 fiord 
 
 fir 
 
 FISHERIES (Biol.) 
 
 fisherman 
 
 fissure (Biol. Gen. Ser. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 flatboat 
 
 flax (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 fleet 
 
 float (Phys.) 
 
 FLOCK 
 
 FLOOD (Gen. Sci.). 
 
 floodgate 
 
 FLOOD PLAIN 
 
 flood tide 
 
 flora (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 fodder (Brol.) 
 
 FoG (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 folding 7 
 
 FOOD 
 
 foodstuff (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 foothill 
 
 forage 
 
 fording 
 
 forecast (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 forefather 
 
 FOREIGN 
 
 FOREST 
 
 formation (Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 fossil (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 foundation 
 
 FOWL 
 
 fragments 
 framework 
 
 FREEZE (Chem. Gen. Sei. 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 FREIGHT 
 
 freshet 
 
 FRIGID (Gen. Sc.) 
 
 FROST 
 
 FUEL (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 fungus (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 funnel-shaped 
 
 FUR 
 
 furnace (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 furnture: 
 
 furrow 
 
 gale (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 gap 
 
 garbage (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 gardener 
 
 GASOLINE (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 GEOGRAPHICAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 GEOGRAPHY 
 GEYSER 
 
 giraffe 
 
 glacial (Chem.) 
 glaciated (Gen. Scr.) 
 GLACIER (Gen. Sci.) 
 GLOBE (Gen. Sci.) 
 glue (Chem.) 
 
 goat 
 
 goods 
 
 gorge (Gen. Scr.) 
 gorilla 
 
 GOVERNMENT 
 gradient (Gen. Sci.) 
 grading 
 
 GRAIN (Gen. Sci.) 
 granary 
 
 ' GRANITE (Chem.) 
 
 6 
 
 grapefruit 
 
 graphite (Chem. fel Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 gravel 
 
 GRAZING 
 
 grizzly 
 
 GROUND 
 
 ground-water (Gens Scr.) 
 
 grove 
 
 GULF 
 
 GULF STREAM 
 
 gully (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 habitat (Biol.) 
 
 habitation 
 
 haddock | 
 
 hail (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
 
 halibut 
 
 HARBOR 
 
 hardware 
 
 hardwood (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 harpoon (Phys.) 
 
 harrowing 
 
 harvest 
 
 harvester 
 
 headland 
 
 headwaters 
 
 HEALTH 
 
 heavens (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 heights OEY: 
 
 HEMISPHERE (Biol. Gen. . 
 Sei. Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 hemlock 
 
 hemp (Gen. Scv.) 
 
 herb 
 
 HERD 
 
 herring 
 
 hickory 
 
 hides 
 
 HIGHLANDS 
 
 highs 
 
 high tides 
 
 HIGHWAY 
 
ee — 
 
 ' HILL 
 
 HILLSIDE 
 hippopotamus 
 hoarfrost (Gen. Sct.) 
 hoewmg 
 
 HOG 
 
 hollow 
 
 hominy 
 
 honey 
 
 HORIZON (Gen. Sci. Phys.)injurious (Biol. Chem. 
 horse latitudes (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hosiery 
 
 humidity 
 
 humus (Biol. Chem. | 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 hunting 
 
 hurricane (Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) 
 
 hydraulic (Chem. Gen. Sca. 
 
 Phys.) | 
 hydro-electric (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ICEBERG (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 icebound 
 
 icecap 
 
 icicle 
 
 igneous 
 
 IMMIGRANT 
 
 IMMENSE 
 
 impassable 
 
 impervious (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 implement 
 
 IMPORT 
 
 IMPROVEMENT 
 
 impurity (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 inclination (Gen. Sct.) 
 incline (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 include 
 incrustation 
 indentation 
 
 INDIAN 
 
 indigo 
 
 INDUSTRIAL 
 
 INDUSTRY 
 
 inert (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 mnfancy ( Biol.) 
 
 INHABIT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 INHABITANT 
 
 Physvol.) 
 mland (Gen. Sci.) 
 mlet (Gen. Sci.) 
 onnundate 
 
 INSECT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 onstrument (Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) 
 interest 
 INTERIOR 
 INTERNATIONAL 
 intrusion 
 anvention (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 kangaroo (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 kernel (Biol.) 
 
 kerosene (Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 keys (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 kingdom 
 
 laequer 
 
 lagoon 
 
 land breeze 
 
 land hemisphere 
 
 land-loeked. 
 
 landscape 
 
 landward 
 
 language 
 
 lark 
 
 LATITUDE (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 lava (Chem. Gen. Sci) 
 
 lead (Chem.) 
 
 leather 
 
 ledge 
 
 lee 
 
 invisible (Chem. Gen. Sci.) levee 
 IRRIGATE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) LEVEL (Gen. Sei. Phys) 
 
 ISLAND 
 islet 
 
 lightering 
 LIGHTHOUSE 
 
 isobars (Chem. Gen. Sci.) lignite (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 isolation (Gen. Scr. 
 Physvol.) 
 
 isotherms (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ISTHMUS 
 
 IVORY 
 
 jaguar 
 
 jam 
 
 jetty 
 
 jewelry 
 
 juice (Gen. Sci 
 junction 
 
 JUNGLE 
 
 jute (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 7 
 
 linen ( Biol.) 
 
 linseed (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
 livestock 
 
 lizard ( Bool.) 
 
 llama 
 
 Llanos 
 
 loam (Bool. Gen. Sci.) 
 loamy 
 
 lobster (Gen. Sci.) 
 local (Gen. Scr.) 
 LOCALITY (Gen. Scr.) 
 LOCATION (Gen. Sct.) 
 locks (Phys. ) 
 locomotive 
 
 locust (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
lofty meteorite (Chem. naval (Gen. Scr.) 
 LONGITUDE (Biol. Gen. Sei. Gen. Sci.) NAVIGABLE 
 Phys.) metropolis NAVIGATION (Gen. Sci. 
 loom - . metropolitan Phys.) . 
 LOWLAND (Gen. Sci.) mica (Chem. Gen. Sci. neap tide (Gen. Sci.) 
 low tide Phys.) needle (Phys.) 
 lows (Phys.) migration (Biol. Gen. Sci. negro 
 LUMBER Phys.) neighborhood 
 luxury mileage neighboring 
 military network (Phys.) 
 macadam (Phys.) MILL nickel (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
 MACHINERY (Gen. Sci. millet nimbus (Gen. Sci.) 
 Phys.) ‘millinery nitrate (Biol. Chem. 
 mackerel milling Gen. Sci.) 
 magnet (Gen. Sct. Phys.) MINE nomadic 
 mahogany (Gen. Sci.) mink northeaster 
 MAINLAND mirage (Gen. Sci.) nugget 
 marze mist | nursery 
 Malay (Biol.) molten (Chem. Gen. Sci.) . 
 mammoth ( Biol.) monadnocks oak 
 mangrove monarchy OASIS 
 MANUFACTURE (Gen. Sci.) Mongolian - OATS 
 MAP monkey obelisk 
 maple monopoly OCCUPATION 
 ‘marble (Chem. Gen. Sci.) monsoon (Gen. Sci.) occupy 
 mariner moose OCEAN (Phys.) 
 maritime moraine OCEANIC 
 MARKET morass . off-shore 
 marsh (Gen. Sci.) mosquito (Biol. Gen. Scr.) orl 
 mate moss (Gen. Sc.) oleomargarine (Chem. 
 mature (Biol. Gen. Sci. MOUNTAIN Gen. Scr.) 
 Physiol.) MOUNTAINOUS olives 
 meal MOUTH onshore 
 meander mower . ooze 
 mediterranean mulberry (Gen. Sct.) orang-outang 
 merchandise museum orchard 
 merchant mutton ORE (Biol. Chem. 
 MERIDIAN (Gen. Sci. Phys.) Gen. Sci.) 
 mesa, naphtha (Chem. Gen. Sct.) orient (Gen. Sci.) 
 mesquite NATION 3 oriental 
 metallic (Chem. Gen. Sei. national park ostrich 
 Phys.) native otter (Biol.) 
 meteor (Gen. Sci.) NATURAL outcrop (Gen. Sct.) 
 
outlet (Gen. Scr.) 
 outline 
 
 outlying 
 
 overflow (Gen. Sct.) 
 overseas 
 
 OYSTER 
 
 ozone (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 pack animal 
 
 perpetual (Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) 
 
 pervious 
 
 petrified 
 
 PETROLEUM (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 phosphorescent (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 picturesque 
 
 predmont 
 
 prer (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 pig wron (Chem.) 
 
 pilot (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 pine 
 
 pinnacle 
 
 paint pioneers (Gen. Sci.) 
 palisade ( Bool.) pitch (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 palm Phys.) 
 
 pampas _ PLAIN 
 
 panorama planet (Gen. Sci.) 
 PARALLEL (Gen. Sci. Phys.) PLANT 
 
 park PLANTATION 
 
 parrot ‘PLATEAU (Gen. Sci.) 
 particle plow 
 pass plum 
 
 passage (Gen. Sct. plumage ( Biol.) 
 
 Physiol.) POLAR (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 passenger POLE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 — pasturage ( Biol.) Phys.) . 
 ~ pasture political 
 
 pavement polyp (Biol.) 
 
 PEAK (Phys.) poplar 
 
 peanut POPULATION 
 
 peat (Gen. Scr.) populous 
 
 pebble porcelain (Chem. 
 pelts _ Gen. Scr.) 
 peneplain porpoise 
 
 penetrate (Biol. Gen. Sct.) port 
 
 peninsula portage 
 
 peon portion 
 
 PER CAPITA (Gen. Sci. position 
 
 Phys.) POSSession 
 perihelion potash (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 POTATO 
 
 pottery 
 
 poultry 
 
 power (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 power dam | 
 
 PRAIRIES (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 9 
 
 precious 
 
 precipice 
 
 prehistoric (Gen. Sct.) 
 PREVAILING (Gen. Sci.) 
 primaeval 
 
 prime meridian 
 primitive (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 prison 
 
 PRODUCE (Gen. Sci.) 
 PRODUCTION (Biol.) 
 productive 
 
 PRopuUCcT (Chem. Phys.) 
 promontory 
 
 property 
 
 prospector 
 
 prosperity 
 
 protection 
 
 PROVINCE 
 
 prunes 
 
 pueblo 
 
 pulp (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 pumpkin 
 
 pyranuid (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 QUARRY 
 quartz 
 
 RACE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 racial 
 
 radiant (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 raft 
 
 rail 
 
 RAILROAD (Gen. Sci.) 
 RAILWAY 
 
 RAINFALL (Gen. Sci.) 
 raisin 
 
 ranch 
 
 ranchman 
 
 RANGE (Phys.) 
 
 RAPIDS (Gen. Sci.) 
 rarefied (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 raw 
 
 rawhides 
 
reap 
 
 reaper 
 
 recession 
 
 reclaam 
 
 reclamation (Gen. Sct.) 
 reef 
 
 refinery 
 
 reforest 
 
 REGION (Gen. Sci.) 
 reindeer 
 
 relief 
 
 reptile (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 REPUBLIC 
 
 reservation 
 
 reserve (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rust (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 rye (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 - sagebrush 
 
 sailor 
 SALMON 
 
 SALT (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 saltpeter (Chem. 
 Gen. Scr.) 
 sandbar 
 sandhill 
 sandstone (Chem.) 
 sap (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 reservoirs (Gen. Scr. Phys.sardines 
 
 Physiol.) 
 resin (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 resort 
 RESOURCE 
 retting 
 revenue 
 revolution 
 revolve (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
 rhinoceros 
 rice 
 ridge 
 roll 
 
 * RIVER 
 
 RIVER BASIN. 
 
 rivulet (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 rot (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ROTATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ROTATION (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 round-up 
 
 route 
 
 RUBBER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rugged 
 
 run-off 
 
 RURAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rushes 
 
 Sargasso 
 
 savage (Gen. Scr.) 
 savannas 
 
 sawmill 
 
 scale 
 
 SCENERY 
 
 scenic 
 
 schooner 
 
 sea bird 
 
 - seaboard 
 
 sea-bottom 
 
 sed breeze 
 
 SEACOAST 
 
 sea-island 
 
 seal 
 
 SEA LEVEL (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 SEAPORT 
 
 SEA-SHORE 
 
 SEASON 
 
 seasonal (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 seaweed 
 
 section 
 
 SEDIMENT (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 sedimentary 
 
 10 
 
 SEED (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 seepage (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 seine 
 
 semi-arid 
 semi-desert 
 SEMI-TROPICAL | 
 settlement 
 
 sewage (Chem. Biol. 
 — Gen. Sci.) 
 sewerage (Physiol.) 
 shale (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
 shallow 
 shark 
 sheaves 
 shell 
 SHELTER 
 shingles 
 
 - satellites (Gen. Scr. Phys.) shipboard 
 
 SHIPPING 
 shipyard 
 
 shoal 
 
 SHORE 
 
 shore line 
 
 shortage . 
 SHOWER (Gen. Sci.) 
 shrub (Bool.) ~ 
 
 SILK 
 
 SILKWORM 
 silo 
 
 -silt (Biol.) 
 
 silvas 
 
 SILVER (Chem. ) 
 sinkhole 
 
 sirocco (Gen. Scr.) 
 sirup (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 site (Gen. Sct.) 
 SITUATED 
 
 skins 
 
 slanting 
 
 slate 
 
 slaughter 
 
 Slavs 
 
 sleet 
 
 SLOPE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
sluggish 
 
 sluice 
 
 smelt 
 
 smooth 
 
 SNOW 
 
 snowslide 
 
 soapstone (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 sod 
 
 softwood 
 
 soi (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 solstice (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 sorghum 
 
 sound (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 SOURCE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 soy beans 
 
 spawn ( Biol.) 
 
 SPHERE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 spherical (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 spice 
 
 spin 
 
 sponge (Burol.) 
 
 SPRING (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 spring tide 
 
 spruce 
 
 squall (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 squaw 
 
 stagecoach 
 
 stagnation 
 
 stalactite (Chem. ) 
 
 stalagmite (Chem.) 
 
 stalk 
 
 standard time 
 
 staple (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 STAR 
 
 STATE 
 
 station 
 
 STEAM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 STEAMSHIP 
 
 STEEL 
 
 steep 
 
 steppes 
 
 sterile (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 STOCK 
 
 stock-yard © 
 
 STORM 
 STRAIT 
 
 stratus (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 STREAM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 streamlet 
 
 stria 
 
 submarine (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 submerge (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 subsoil (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SUBTERRANEAN (Chem. 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 sub-tropical 
 suburb 
 subway 
 
 _ sultry (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 SUMMER 
 
 summit (Gen. Scr.) 
 SUNRISE 
 
 SUNSET 
 
 SUNSHINE 
 
 superior 
 
 Surly 
 
 SURFACE (Gen. Sci.) 
 SURROUND 
 
 Swamp (Gen. Sci.) 
 swift | 
 
 swim 
 
 swine 
 
 swords 
 
 syncline 
 
 syrup (see sirup) 
 system 
 
 table-land (Gen. Sct.) 
 tadpole 
 
 tallow (Gen. Scv.) 
 tannery 
 
 tapestry (Chem.) 
 tapioca (Gen: Sci.) 
 
 11 
 
 tar 
 
 taxes 
 
 TEA 
 
 TELEGRAPH (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 TELEPHONE (Gen. Sel. 
 Phys.) 
 
 telescope (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
 
 TEMPERATE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tepee 
 
 terminus 
 
 terrace 
 
 TERRITORY 
 
 Teutonic 
 
 TEXTILE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 thaw (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 thread (Phys.) 
 
 threshing 
 
 thriving 
 
 thunderstorm 
 
 tidal (Biol. Gen. Sc.) 
 
 TIDE (Gen. Sci.. Phys.) 
 
 tidewater 
 
 tiger 
 
 tile 
 
 tall | 
 
 tillable (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 TIMBER (Biol.) 
 
 timber line 
 
 tin (Chem.) . 
 
 yoBacco (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 tonnage 
 
 tool 
 
 topography | 
 
 topsow 
 
 tornado (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 torrent (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 torrential 
 
 torrid 
 
 township 
 
 tract (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tractor (Phys.) 
 
TRADE 
 trader 
 TRADEWIND (Gen: Sci.) 
 TRAFFIC 
 trail 
 transatlantic 
 transcontinental 
 TRANSPORT 
 TRANSPORTATION 
 
 (Gen. Sci.) 
 TRAVEL 
 trawl 
 tribe (Gen. Scr.) 
 TRIBUTARY (Gen. Sci.) 
 trolley (Phys.) 
 
 tropical (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 TROPICS (Gen. Sel.) 
 trough 
 
 trout 
 
 trunk 
 
 tundras 
 
 tunnel 
 
 turkey 
 
 turtle 
 
 tusk (Buol.) 
 
 twine 
 
 typhoon (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 UNCIVILIZED 
 unglaciated 
 UPLAND 
 urban 
 
 VALLEY 
 
 vane (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 | vanilla 
 vaporization (Chem. 
 Gen. Sct. Phys.) - 
 
 vaseline (Chem. Gen. Sci.) waterplane (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 vast 
 
 vat 
 
 VEGETABLE 
 
 VEGETATION (Biol. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 vehicle (Chem.) 
 
 vein (Brol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 velocity (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 vent (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 Phys.) ° 
 
 verdure 
 
 vertical (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
 
 VESSEL (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 viaduct 
 
 vicinity (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 VILLAGE 
 
 vine 
 
 vinegar 
 
 vineyards 
 
 VOLCANIC (Chem.) 
 
 VOLCANO (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 VOYAGE 
 vulcanize (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 walnut 
 warehouse 
 
 wares 
 
 washes 
 
 WASTE 
 
 WASTE LAND 
 WATERFALL 
 
 water gap 
 
 water hemisphere 
 
 12 
 
 WATERPOWER 
 
 waterproof 
 
 watershed 
 
 water spout (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 water table (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 WATERWAY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 walrus 
 
 weapon 
 
 WEATHER 
 
 weathering (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 weaving 
 
 weed 
 
 westerlies (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 WET SEASON 
 
 whale 
 
 wharf (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 wheat 
 
 whirlwind (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 wigwam 
 
 wind gap 
 
 windmill (Phys.) 
 
 windward 
 
 WINTER 
 
 wood alcohol (Chem.) 
 
 wood pulp 
 
 woo. (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 woollen 
 
 wreck 
 
 wrought won (Chem. 
 Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 YIELD (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 zebra 
 
 zenith (Gen. Sct.) 
 ZONE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
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 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 10: PHYSICS 
 
 The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
 
 “books in Physies. 
 
 The first list contains words common to all sciences; these 
 
 are the basic scientific terms. In the second list are the words peculiar to Physics.* 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
 
 The words in italics are some- 
 
 what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 
 
 very important. 
 
 meaning should be understood. 
 
 However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. 
 
 If these terms are known, study of 
 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 ABSORB 
 ABSORPTION 
 accumulation 
 ACID 
 ADHERE 
 
 _ ADHESION 
 ADULTERATE 
 aerial 
 ALCOHOL 
 ALKALI 
 ALKALINE 
 APPARATUS 
 AQUEOUS 
 artesian 
 artificial 
 ASSIMILATION 
 ASSUMPTION 
 
 ATMOSPHERE 
 ATOM 
 ATOMIC 
 ATTRACTION 
 AXIS 
 
 BACTERIA 
 BIOLOGY 
 BORAX 
 
 CALCIUM 
 CALORIE 
 capillarity 
 CAPILLARY 
 CARBON 
 CELLULOSE 
 
 CCENTIGRADE 
 
 CHEMICAL 
 
 CHEMISTRY 
 classification 
 COHESION 
 COMBUSTION 
 COMPOSITION 
 COMPOUND 
 CONCAVE 
 CONCRETE 
 CONDENSATION 
 CONDENSE 
 CONSERVATION 
 CONSERVE 
 CONTRACT 
 CONTRACTION 
 CONVEX 
 CURRENT 
 
 COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 
 
 DATA 
 
 datum 
 
 DECAY 
 DECOMPOSE 
 DECOMPOSITION 
 DEMONSTRATION 
 denote 
 DENSITY 
 DEVELOP 
 DEVELOPMENT 
 DIAMETER 
 diffuse 
 DIFFUSION 
 DISCHARGE 
 DISEASE 
 DISINTEGRATE 
 DISSOLVE 
 
 *Some of the words in the Physics list are followed by abbreviations which indicate that 
 
 the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. 
 
 The abbreviations used 
 
 are: ‘‘Biol.’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ for Chemistry, ‘‘Gen. Sci’’ for General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’ 
 for Geography and ‘‘ Physiol.’’ for Physiology. 
 
 1 
 
distill 
 
 ELASTIC 
 ELECTRIC 
 ELECTRICITY 
 ELEMENT 
 ELIMINATION 
 ENERGY 
 ETHER 
 EVAPORATION 
 EVOLUTION 
 EXPAND 
 EXPANSION 
 EXPERIMENT 
 
 FACTOR 
 FAHRENHEIT 
 fibre 
 FIGURE 
 FILTER 
 ‘FLUID 
 FRICTION 
 FUNCTION 
 FUSION 
 
 GAS 
 GASEOUS 
 GEOGRAPHY 
 geological 
 geology 
 GLYCERIN 
 GRAVITY 
 
 HETEROGENEOUS 
 HOMOGENEOUS 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HUMIDITY 
 HYDROGEN 
 
 ILLUMINATION 
 ammerse 
 INCREASE 
 INORGANIC 
 INSOLUBLE 
 
 INTENSITY 
 INVERSELY 
 IODINE 
 IRON 
 
 LABORATORY 
 LATENT 
 LAW 
 
 LAYER 
 LIME 
 limestone 
 LIQUID 
 LUBRICATE 
 
 MAGNETIC 
 MASS 
 MATERIAL 
 MATTER 
 MAXIMUM 
 MELT 
 MERCURY 
 METAL 
 METHOD 
 MICROSCOPE 
 MINERAL 
 MINIMUM 
 mixture 
 MOISTURE 
 MOLECULE 
 MOTION 
 
 NATURE 
 NEGATIVE 
 NEUTRALIZE 
 NITROGEN 
 
 OBSERVATION 
 orbit 
 ORGANIC 
 ORIGIN 
 OSMOSIS 
 OXIDATION 
 OXYGEN 
 
 paraffine 
 perforation 
 PERMANENT 
 PHENOMENON 
 PHOSPHATE 
 PHOSPHORUS 
 PHYSICAL 
 PHYSICS 
 PHYSIOLOGY 
 PIGMENT 
 PLATINUM 
 POROUS 
 POSITIVE 
 precipitation 
 PRESERVATION 
 PRESSURE 
 primary 
 PRINCIPAL 
 PRINCIPLE 
 PROCESS © 
 PROPERTIES 
 PROTOPLASM 
 PROPORTION 
 pulverize 
 
 QUALITY 
 QUANTITY 
 
 RADIATION 
 RADIUS 
 
 ray 
 REACTION 
 REFLECT 
 REFLECTION 
 REFRIGERATION 
 refrigerator 
 RELATIVE 
 RESISTANCE 
 RESPIRATION 
 
 SATURATION 
 SCIENCE 
 SCIENTIFIC 
 
 2 
 
 solar 
 SOLIDS 
 SOLUBLE 
 SOLUTION 
 SPACE 
 
 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
 
 spectrum (a) 
 STARCH 
 STORAGE 
 STRATUM (2) 
 SUBSTANCE 
 SULPHUR 
 SURPLUS 
 SYMBOL 
 SYNTHESIS 
 
 TEMPERATURE 
 TENDENCY 
 TENSION 
 terminal 
 THEORY 
 THERMOMETER 
 transformation 
 TRANSLUCENT 
 TRANSPARENT 
 TUBERCULOSIS 
 turpentine 
 
 UNIT 
 UNIVERSE 
 UTILIZE 
 
 VACUUM 
 VAPOR 
 VARIATION 
 VENTILATION 
 VIBRATION 
 
 ZERO 
 Z1nc 
 
PHYSICS 
 
 ABERRATION AMPLITUDE (Physiol.) AVERAGE (Gen. Sci.) 
 ABSOLUTE (Chem. ANEROID AVOIRDUPOIS 
 Gen. Sci.) ANGLE (Gen. Sci.) AXLE 
 abutments ANION (Chem.) 
 ACCELERATION (Biol.) anneal (Chem.) BABBIT 
 accentuate (Gen. Sci.) ANODE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) BALANCE 
 accommodation ANTENNA (Biol.) BALANCE-WHEEL 
 ACCOMPLISH (Gen. Sei.)  antifriction (Chem.) BALL-BEARING (Gen. Sci.) 
 accordance ANTIMONY (Chem. Gen. BALLAST 
 accumulator Sci.) BALLOON (Geog. ) 
 ACHROMATIC ANTINODE banked 
 ACOUSTICS APERTURE (Chem, Gen. barograph (Gen. Sci.) 
 actinic Sci.) BAROMETER (Chem. Gen. 
 ACTION APPARENT (Gen. Sci.) Sci. Geog.) 
 activity (Chem. Gen. Sci.) APPLIANCE (Gen. Sci.) baroscope 
 ADJACENT (Gen. Sci. APPROACH bat | 
 Geog. Physiol.) APPROXIMATE (Gen. Sci.) BATTERY (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 ADMIT aquarvum (Biol. Gen. Sci.) BEAM 
 ADVANTAGE AQUEDUCT (Gen. Sci. Geog.BEARING 
 AERONAUT Physiol.) . BEATS (Gen. Sci.) 
 AEROPLANE (Chem. Gen. arbitrary BELLOWS (Gen. Sci.) 
 Sci. Geog.) ARC (Gen. Sci.) BEND 
 AGENCY | argon (Biol. Chem. Gen. beta (Chem.) 
 agonic (Gen. Sci.) Scr.) BICHROMATE (Chem. Gen. 
 AIR (Geog.) ARMATURE (Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
 AIRSHIP artisans BICYCLE 
 alignment ASBESTOS (Chem. Gen. Sci.BINOCULAR (Gen. Sci. 
 ALLOY (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Geog.) Physiol. ) 
 ; alpha rays (Chem.) ASCENSION BIPLANE 
 ALTERNATING aspirator BISMUTH (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 ALTERNATOR astatic Sci. ) 
 ALUMINUM (Chem. Gen. ASTIGMATISM (Biol. Gen. bit 
 Sci. Geog.) Sei. Physiol.) blades 
 AMALGAMATION (Chem.) ASTRONOMICAL BLOCK 
 AMBER (Chem. Gen. Sci.) ASTRONOMY (Gen. Sci. BLOWPIPE (Chem. Gen. 
 AMMETER (Gen. Sci.) Geog. ) Sci. ) 
 AMORPHOUS (Chem. Gen. ATOMIZER (Gen. Sci.) BOB 
 Sci.) audion BOILER 
 AMPERE (Gen. Sci.) AUTOMATIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.BOLT 
 AMPLIFICATION Physiol. ) bomb 
 AMPLIFIER i auxiliary (Physvol.) boom 
 
 3 
 
 
 
BORE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) CPG. 
 BRAKE chandelier 
 BRAKE-BAND CHARCOAL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 BRIDGE Geog.) 
 BRITTLENESS (Chem. Gen. cyarge (Gen. Sci.) 
 Sci.) chassis 
 BRUSHES roeewetats 
 B.T.U. (Gen. Sct.) CHLORIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 OEE Physiol. ) 
 
 BUNSEN (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BUOYANCY (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 bushing 
 
 CHROMATIC 
 
 cinematograph (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 circuit (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 cadmium (Chem. Gen, CIRCUMFERENCE (Gen, Sci. 
 
 Sci.) Geog. ) 
 caisson (Gen. Sct.) CLAMP 
 CALCULATION claw hammer 
 CALIBRATE CLOUD ( Geog.) 
 calorimeter (Biol. Chem. cLutTcH 
 
 Gen. Sct.) coaxial 
 
 COBALT (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 COEFFICIENT (Chem.) 
 
 CAMERA (Gen. Sci.) 
 CANDLE-POWER 
 
 cantilever coc (Gen. Sci.) 
 CAPACITY (Chem. Gen. COHERER 
 
 Sci.) com, (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 capstan COINCIDE 
 CARBURATOR (Chem. Gen. COINCIDENCE 
 
 Sci.) collar 
 carpenter collineator 
 CARTESIAN (Gen. Sci.) collusion 
 casein (Biol. Chem. Gen. couor 
 
 Sct. Physiol.) COMBINATION (Biol. Chem. 
 CAST IRON (Gen. Scl.) Gen. Sci.) 
 cathion (Chem.) communicate (Gen. Scr. 
 
 CATHODE (Chem. Gen. Sct.) Geog.) 
 
 caustic (Chem. Physiol.) commutator (Chem. Gen. 
 CELL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
 
 CENTIMETER (Chem. Gen. compass (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 Sci.) compensate (Biol. Gen. 
 CENTRIFUGAL (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Sci.) COMPLEMENTARY 
 CENTRIPETAL complicated 
 
 COMPONENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 COMPOSITE 
 
 COMPOUND-WOUND 
 
 COMPRESSIBILITY 
 
 COMPRESSION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 COMPUTATION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CONCENTRATE (Chem. Gen. 
 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 CONCENTRIC (Chem. Gen. 
 Sel.) 
 concurrent 
 CONDENSER (Chem.) 
 CONDUCTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 CONDUCTIVITY (Chem.) 
 CONDUCTOR (Gen. Sci.) 
 CONE 
 configuration 
 CONJUGATE 
 CONSCIOUS 
 consume (Gen. Sci.) 
 CONTACT (Gen. Sci.) 
 contiguity 
 continuity 
 continuous (Gen. Sci.) 
 CONTRACTILITY 
 contrary 
 contrivance (Gen. Sci.) 
 CONVECTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 CONVERGE (Physiol.) 
 CONVERSELY 
 COPPER (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 CORD 
 
 CORE (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 CORNEA (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 CORPUSCLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 CORPUSCULAR 
 correspond 
 corrugated 
 
COULOMB 
 
 COULOMETER 
 
 COUNTER 
 
 COUNTERACT (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei.) 
 
 COUNTERBALANCE (Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 COUNTERPOISE (Chem.) 
 
 COUPLE 
 
 CRANE 
 
 CRANK 
 
 CRITICAL-ANGLE 
 
 Crookes 
 
 CROW-BAR 
 
 CRUCIBLE (Chem. ) 
 
 crude (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 Geog.) 
 
 crystal (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sct. Geog.) 
 
 cuBIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CURVATURE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 curvilinear 
 
 cyamde (Chem.) 
 
 CYCLE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 cyclone (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 CYLINDER (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CYLINDRICAL (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 damper (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DECIGRAM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DECIMAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DECIMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 decisive 
 
 DECLINATION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DEFINITION 
 
 DEFLECTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 deformation 
 
 DEGREE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 DEKAMETER 
 
 deodorizer (Chem.) 
 
 DEPOLARIZE (Chem.) 
 
 DEPRESSION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 DERIVE (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DERRICK (Geog.) 
 
 DESCEND (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 design 
 
 DETECTION 
 
 DETECTOR 
 
 determination 
 
 detrimental (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DEVIATE 
 
 DEVICE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 DEW (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 DEW-POINT (Chem.) 
 
 DIAGONAL 
 
 DIAGRAMMATIC 
 
 DIAL 
 
 DIAPHRAGM (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 diathermous 
 
 DIATONIC (Chem.) 
 
 DICTAPHONE 
 
 DIELECTRIC 
 
 DIFFERENTIAL 
 
 DIFFRACTION ( Chem.) 
 
 digester 
 
 DIMENSION (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 DIMINISH (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DIMINUTION 
 
 DIP 
 
 DIRECT CURRENT 
 
 DIRECTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 DIRIGIBLE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 DISCORD 
 
 DISPERSION (‘Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 DISPLACEMENT (Chem. 
 Gren. Sei. Physiol.) 
 dissect (Biol. Gen. Sci 
 Physiol.) . 
 DISSIPATION (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 DISSOCIATION (Chem.) 
 DISTORT (Gen. Sci.) 
 DISTRIBUTION (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 DIVERGENCE (Gen. Sci.) 
 DIVING (Gen. Sci.) 
 DIVING-SUIT 
 domestic (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 DOMINANT (Gen. Sci.) 
 double-tree . 
 DRILL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 driving 
 DRUM 
 DUCTILITY (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 DYNAMICS (Chem.) 
 DYNAMO (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Geog.) 
 DYNE 
 
 eaves , | 
 EBONITE (Chem. Gen. Sei.): 
 ebullition (Gen. Sct.) 
 ECCENTRIC (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 ECHO (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 EDDY (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 ediphone 
 EDGEWISE 
 EFFERVESCENCE (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 EFFICIENCY (Gen. Sci.) 
 EFFORT | 
 effusion (Chem.) - 
 
ELECTRIFICATION (Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 Sci.) 
 
 ELECTROCHEMICAL (Chem.) gre 
 
 ELECTRODE (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ELECTROLYSIS (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) : 
 
 ELECTROLYTE (‘Chem.) 
 
 ELECTRO-MAGNET (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ELECTROMOTIVE (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ELECTRON (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 escapement 
 
 EQUIVALENT (Chem. Gen. Focus (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 FOG (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 FOOT-POUND (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 essence (Chem. Gen. Sci.) FORCE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EXCITER 
 
 EXERT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EXHAUST (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei.) 
 
 EXPANSIBILITY 
 
 EXPEND (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EXPLOSION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 ELECTRONEGATIVE (Chem.) evlention (Biol. ) 
 ELECTROPHORUS (Gen. Sci.) EXTRACTION (Chem. ) 
 
 ELECTROPLATING (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ELECTROPOSITIVE (‘Chem.) 
 
 ELECTROSCOPE (Chem.) 
 
 ELECTROSTATIC 
 
 ELECTROTYPING (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ELEVATION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 ELEVATOR ( Geog.) 
 
 emanation (Chem.) 
 
 emboss 
 
 E. M. F, | 
 
 EMISSION (Physiol. ) 
 
 EMIT 
 
 empirical (Chem.) 
 
 emulsion 
 
 encounter 
 
 ENGINE (Geog.) 
 
 EQUATION (Chem. Gen. 
 
 Sci.) 
 EQUATOR (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 EQUILIBRANT i 
 
 EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 EQUIPMENT 
 
 fathom 
 
 FATIGUE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 FAUCET (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FILAMENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 file 
 
 FILM (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FIXTURE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FORMULA (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 FRACTIONAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FREEZE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 FREEZING-POINT (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FREQUENCY (Gen. Sci.) - 
 
 FULCRUM (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 fundamentals 
 
 FUSE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 galena (Chem.) 
 
 GALVANIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 GALVANOMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
 GALVANOSCOPE 
 
 gamma (Chem.) 
 GAS-METER 
 
 GAUGE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 GEAR (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FLASK (Chem. Gen. Sci.) GENERATE 
 
 flat-cron 
 flaw 
 
 GENERATORS (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei.) 
 
 FLEXIBLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. GIRDERS 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 FLOAT (Geog. ) 
 flotation 
 FLUCTUATION (Biol. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 flue (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 FLUORESCENCE (Chem.) 
 fluoride (Chem.) 
 FLUOROSCOPE (Chem. ) 
 flux (Chem.) 
 fly 
 FLYWHEEL (Gen. Sci.) 
 FOCAL 
 FOCI 
 
 GLIDE 
 
 GLOBULE (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 GOVERNOR 
 
 GRADUATED (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 GRAM (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 gramophone 
 
 GRANULAR (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 graphite (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 GRAVITATION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 GRID 
 
 SRINDSTONE 
 
— a =. 
 
 GROUNDED 
 GUIDES 
 GUTTA-PERCHA 
 gyrocompass 
 GYROSCOPE 
 gyrostatic 
 
 HAIL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 HAMMER (Physiol.) 
 
 hand spike 
 
 haphazard 
 
 HARMONICS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 HARMONY 
 
 harpoon (Geog.) 
 
 HEA‘ 
 
 hectometer 
 
 HELIUM (Chem.) 
 
 HELIX (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 HEMISPHERE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 HINGE 
 
 HOOK 
 
 IMAGE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ummaterral 
 
 IMPACT 
 
 IMPENETRABILITY (Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 impinge 
 
 IMPREGNATE (Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 IMPress 
 
 IMPULSE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 INCANDESCENT (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 INCIDENCE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 INTERFERENCE (Biol. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 INTERMITTENT (Chem.) 
 
 INTERNAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol. ) | 
 
 INTERSECTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 interstices 
 
 invariable 
 
 involve 
 
 ION (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 iridescent (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 iridium (Chem.) 
 
 iris (Biol. Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 isochronous 
 
 ISOCLINIC 
 
 INCLINE (Gen. Sei. Geog.) ts9gonIc (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 independent ( Bool.) 
 indicator (Chem.) 
 indispensable 
 
 INDUCE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 INDUCTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 INERTIA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 HORIZON (Gen. Sci. Geog.) infiltration (Gen. Sci.) 
 HORSE-POWER (Gen. Sci.) INFINITE (Chem.) 
 
 HOT BOX 
 
 H. P. 
 
 hull 
 
 HURRICANE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 hydrant (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 HYDRAULIC (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Geog. ) 
 
 hydroelectric (Gen. Scr. 
 Geog.) 
 
 HYDROMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hydrosphere (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 HYDROSTATIC 
 
 HYGROMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 HYGROMETRY 
 
 HYPOTENUSE 
 
 IDENTICAL 
 
 infinitesimal (Physviol.) 
 
 JACKSCREW (Gen. Sci.) 
 JOINT 
 JOULE 
 
 keynote 
 
 kilo 
 
 KILOGRAM (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 INFLATE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) kilogrammeter 
 
 INFRA-RED 
 
 mgenious 
 
 INHALATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 INITIAL 
 
 INPUT 
 
 ansert (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 install (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 INSTANT 
 
 INSTANTANEOUS (Chem. ) 
 
 INSTRUMENT (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 INSULATION (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 INSULATORS (Chem. ) 
 
 integration (Physiol.) 
 
 IGNITION (Chem. Gen. Sci.) INTENSITY 
 
 oJ 
 
 KILOMETER 
 
 KILOWATT (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 KINETIC (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 knock 
 
 LACTOMETER (Biol. Gen. 
 
 _ Sei.) 
 
 LAMINA 
 
 LAMINATE 
 
 LAMP 
 
 LANTERN 
 
 LATHE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 LATITUDE (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 leeward (Gen. Sci.) 
 
LENS (Biol. Gen. Sci. MALLEABILITY (Chem. MOLECULAR (Chem. Gen. 
 
 Physiol. ) Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
 LEVEL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) MANGANESE (Biol. Chem. MOMENT 
 LEVER (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) Gen. Sci.) MOMENTUM. (Chem.) 
 LEYDEN-JAR (Gen. Sci.) yanrrotp monochord 
 LIGHT MANOMETER (Chem. Gen. ™onomagnet (Gen. Sci.) 
 LIGHTNING (Gen. Sci.) Sci.) monophone 
 LIMIT iat monoplane 
 ie ae Mazda (Gen. Sci.) OY 
 LINES A ee MORTAR (Chem.) 
 links MOTOR (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 LIQUEFACTION (Chem.) ge mount 
 LIQUID-AIR (Chem.) Soe (Chem. MUFFLER 
 Liqguiry (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sei.) MULTIPOLAR 
 
 MEDIUM (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 LITER (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Music (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 
 
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 LOCAL ACTION MENISCUS (Gen. Sci.) myopia (Gen. Sci. . 
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 LODESTONE (Gen. Sci.) MERCURY-ARC : 
 LONGITUDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.mERIDIAN (Gen. Sci. NAVIGATION (Gen. Sci. : 
 Geog.) | Geog.) Geog.) ; 
 LONGITUDINAL (Gen. Sci.) METALLIC (Chem. Gen. Sci.NEEDLE (Geog.) e 
 _ loop Geog.) net force : 
 LOUDNESS METER (Gen. Sci.) NEUTRAL (Chem.) ‘4 
 LOWS ( Geog.) METRIC (Gen. Sci.) NODES (Biol. Gen. Sci. * 
 LUBRICATION (Biol. Chem. metronome Physiol.) ¢ 
 Gen. Sci.) mica (Chem. Gen. Sci. NOISE g 
 LUMINOUS (Chem. Gen. Geog.) NONCONDUCTOR (Chem.) ‘ 
 Sci.) MICROMETER NOZZLE (Gen. Sci.) 
 lycopodium (Gen. Sct.) micron (Gen. Sci.) NUMBERS | 
 microphone NUMERICAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 macadam (Geog.) MIGRATION (Biol. Gen. Sei. nyt 
 MACHINE Geog.) 
 MACHINERY (Gen. Sci. mil oblique (Gen. Sci.) | 
 Geog.) ‘MILLIGRAM (Gen. Sci.) obsolete \ 
 MAGAZINE MILLIMETER (Chem. obtuse 
 magenta Gen. Sci.) ocean (Geog.) 7 
 MAGNET (Gen. Sci. Geog.) millivolt (Gen. Sci.) octave (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 MAGNETISM (Gen. Sci.) MIRROR OHM (Gen. Sci.) 
 MAGNETO MOBILITY (Biol.) olfactory (Biol. Chem. 
 MAGNIFY (Gen. Sci.) MODEL Physiol.) 
 MAGNITUDE (Gen. Sci.) — modification (Gen. Sci.) opaque (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 MAJOR modify (Bvol.) Physiol.) 
 
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OPERA-GLASS 
 OPERATOR 
 OPTICAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 optics (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 ordinate 
 ORGAN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 ORIGINAL 
 OSCILLATE 
 OSCILLATORY 
 OUNCE 
 OUTPUT (Gen. Sci.) 
 OVERSHOT 
 OVERTONE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PARABOLA 
 
 PARABOLIC (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PARACHUTE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 paradox 
 
 PARALLEL (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 PARALLELOGRAM 
 
 particles (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 PATH 
 
 P. E. . 
 
 peak (Geog.) 
 
 pedal 
 
 pedestrian 
 
 PENDULUM 
 
 penstock 
 
 PENUMBRA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PER CAPITA (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 percolate (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PERCUSSION 
 
 perfecting 
 
 perform 
 
 PERIMETER 
 
 PERIODIC (Chem.) 
 
 PERISCOPE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PERMEABILITY (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 permeate (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 POLARIZATION (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 POLE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 PERPENDICULAR (Gen. Sei.) Polygon 
 
 PERPETUAL (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 PERSPECTIVE (Gen. Sci. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 pervert (Bvrol.) 
 
 ‘PHASE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PHONOGRAPH (Gen. Sci.) 
 phosphorescent (Chem. 
 (reog.) 
 
 photographic (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 PHOTOGRAPHY (Chem. ) 
 PHOTOMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
 physicist (Chem. Gen. 
 
 Sct.) 
 
 PILE 
 
 PILOT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 pin-hole 
 
 PINION 
 
 PIPETTE (Chem.) 
 PISTON (Gen. Sci.) 
 PITCH (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Geog. ) 
 
 PITH (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PIvoT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PLANE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 plank 
 
 PLATE (Chem.) 
 
 pliable (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 PLIERS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 plug (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PLUMB LINE 
 
 PNEUMATIC (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 POINT 
 
 polar (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 periphery (Biol. Physiol.) POLARISCOPE 
 
 poly phase 
 
 POROSITY (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 pOSSess 
 
 POTENTIAL (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 poundal 
 
 POUND FORCE 
 
 POWER (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 practical 
 
 precipitate (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 precision 
 
 prehensibility 
 
 PRESS 
 
 PRISM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 prismatic (Chem. Gen. 
 Scr.) 
 
 PRoDUCT (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 PROJECT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PROJECTILE 
 
 PROJECTION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 PROPAGATE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 PROPEL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PROPELLER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PROPORTIONAL 
 
 prostration (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 prototype 
 
 PROTRACTOR 
 
 PULL 
 
 PULLEY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PUMP 
 
 pyramid (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 QUADRANT (Gen. Sci.) 
 quantitative (Chem.) 
 
RADIANT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) RETARDATION (Biol. Gen. 
 
 radiator (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 RADIOACTIVITY (Chem.) 
 
 RADIOGRAPH (Chem.) 
 
 RADIOMETER (Chem.) 
 
 RADIUM (Chem.) 
 
 RAINBOW (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rain-gauge (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 RAM 
 
 range (Geog.) 
 
 RAREFACTION (Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 RATCHET 
 
 RATIO (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rebound (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 RECIPROCAL 
 
 RECOIL 
 
 RECTANGLE 
 
 RECTIFIER 
 
 reduce (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 REFINE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 REFRACTION (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 refrangibility 
 
 regenerative (Biol. Chem.) rudimentary 
 
 REGULATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 RELAY 
 
 REPEL (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 represent 
 
 REPULSION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 reservoir (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 RESIDUAL (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 RESISTIVITY 
 resistor (Gen. Sct.) 
 RESOLUTION 
 RESONANCE (Gen. Sci.) 
 RESONATOR 
 RESPECTIVE (Gen. Sci.) 
 REST 
 RESULTANT 
 
 sensible heat (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Sei.) SENSITIZE (Chem.) 
 RETENTIVITY SEPARATOR (Gen. Sci.) 
 RETINA (Biol. Gen. Sci. SERIES (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Physiol.) SERIES- WOUND 
 RETINAL set 
 
 retort (Chem. Gen. Sci.) sewer (Gen. Sct.) 
 reverberation sextant (Gen. Sct.) 
 reverse (Biol. Gen. Scr.) SHADOWS 
 
 REVOLVE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) shaft (Gen. Sci.) 
 RHEOSTAT (Gen. Sci.) - shear 
 
 RIGHT-HAND-RULE sheave 
 
 RIGID (Gen. Sci.) SHELLAC (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 RIM SHUNT ; 
 
 RING SHUNT-WOUND 
 rivet (Chem.) shutter (Gen. Sct.) 
 rocker shuttle (Gen. Sci.) 
 rop (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) sidereal 
 RONTGEN SIMULTANEOUS (Chem. 
 ROTATION (Biol. Gen. Sci. Gen. Sci.) 
 Geog.) sine 
 rotary (Gen. Sci.) SINKER 
 rotor SIPHON (Biol. Chem. 
 rudder Gen. Sci.) . 
 siren 
 runners skid 
 sledge 
 satellites (Gen. Sct. SNOW » 
 Geog.) SOAP FILM : 
 scaffold SOCKET (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 SCALES (Biol. Gen. Sei.) Physiol.) 
 SCREW SOLENOID 
 
 sea level (Gen. Scr. Geog.) solstice (Geog. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SEARCHLIGHT 
 SECONDARY 
 SECTOR 
 
 SONOMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
 SOUND (Gen. Sci. Geog.) — 
 SOUNDER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 seepage (Gen. Sci. Geog.) SOUNDING BOARD 
 
 SEGMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 selective (Bvol.) 
 SELF-INDUCTION 
 self-registering 
 semi-tone 
 
 10 
 
 span 
 
 SPARK (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SPEAKING-TUBE 
 
 SPECTROSCOPE (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SPEED (Gen. Sci.) 
 
SPHERICAL (Biol. Gen. Sci.STRENGTH taint (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Geog.) STRESS tandem 
 spheroid (Gen. Scr.) - STRETCH TANGENT (Gen. Sci.) 
 SPINDLE STRINGS tank 
 SPINTHARISCOPE stylus tankage (Gen. Sci.) 
 SPIRAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. subaqueous taut (Gen. Sc.) 
 Physiol. ) subdominant TEETH 
 spirometer (Gen. Sci.) SUBLIMATION (Chem. TELEGRAPH (Gen. Sci. 
 SPOKE Gen. Sci.) Geog.) 
 spout (Gen. Scr.) SUBMARINE (Gen. Sci. TELEPHONE (Gen. Sci. 
 SPONTANEOUS (Biol. Chem. Geog.) Geog. ) 
 Gen. Sci.) SUBMERGE (Gen. Sci. TELEPHONY 
 SPRING (Gen. Sei. Geog.) Geog. ) TELESCOPE (Gen. Sci. 
 sprocket (Gen. Sct.) submultiple Geog. ) 
 SQUARE ROOT subsequent TEMPERING (Chem.) 
 STABLE (Chem.) substantially TENACITY (Chem. Gen. 
 STABILITY (Chem.) SUBSTITUTE (Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
 stagnant (Biol. Gen. Sci. SucTION (Chem. Gen. Sci. TENSILE (Chem.) 
 Physvol.) Physiol. ) tepid (Physiol.) 
 stance (Gen. Scr.) SULPHATE (Biol. Chem. TERMINATE (Chem.) 
 standardize (Gen. Scr.) Gen. Sci.) THERMAL (Chem. Gen. 
 STANDPIPE (Gen. Sci.) superpose Sci.) 
 staple (Biol. Geog.) superposition (Biol.) THERMO (Chem.) 
 static (Gen. Sci.) SUPERSATURATED (Chem.) THERMOSCOPE 
 STATIONARY (Gen. Sci.) SUPPORT THERMOSTAT (Gen. Sci.) 
 stator SURFACE TENSION thorax (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 STEAM (Gen. Sci. Geog.) SUSPENSION (Chem. Gen. Physiol.) 
 _ steelyards Sci.) THREAD (Geog.) 
 STEP-DOWN sustain (Gen. Sci.) thrust 
 STEP-UP SYMMETRICAL (Biol. tide (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
 STEREOPTICON (Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sci.) timbre (Gen. Sci.) 
 STEREOSCOPE SYMPATHETIC (Biol. Gen. tire (Gen. Sci.) 
 STERILIZE (Chem. Gen. Sei. Sci. Physiol.) toggle jount 
 Physiol.) synchronism TON (Gen. Sci.) 
 stirrup (Biol. Gen. Sci. synthetic (Chem. Gen. TONE 
 Physiol.) Sct.) tongs (Gen. Scr.) 
 stoker (Gen. Sct.) SYPHON (Biol. Chem. tonic (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 
 stopcock (Chem.) Gen. Sci.) toothed 
 STOP WATCH syringe tornado (Gen. Sct. Geog.) 
 stopper (Gen. Scv.) SystEM (Physiol.) TORSION 
 STRAIN tourmaline 
 STRANDS tack tower 
 stratification TACKLE TRACTION 
 
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TRACTOR (Geog.) UNIFORM (Chem.) 
 
 trajectory UNIVERSAL 
 
 transfer (Gen. Scr.) UNSTABLE (Chem.) 
 
 TRANSFORMER uramum (Chem.) 
 
 translation ; 
 
 TRANSMISSION (Gen. Sci.) VALVE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 TRANSMITTER Physiol.) 
 
 transmutation (Chem.) a at Geog. Gen. 
 Ct. 
 
 TRANSVERSE (Biol. Gen. 
 
 Sci.) VAPORIZATION (Chem. 
 trap Geog. Gen. Sci.) 
 treadle (Gen. Sci.) vector 
 eT nile VELOCITY (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 tremor Geog. ) 
 
 vent (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 
 TRIANGLE Geog.) 
 trigonometry 09 : 
 TRIPOD VERTICAL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 TROLLEY (Geog.) viaduct 
 truss VIRTUAL (Gen. Sci.) 
 TUBE (Biol. Chem. viscosity (Chem.) 
 
 Gen. Sci.) VISE 
 TUNGSTEN (Chem. Gen. VISIBILITY 
 
 Sci. ) visible (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 TUNING (Gen. Sci.) VISION (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
 
 TURBINE (Gen. Sci.) VISUAL 
 
 TWIST vitiate (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tympanum (Biol. Physiol.) vitreous (Biol. Gen. Sct. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ultra-violet (Chem. 
 Gen. Scr.) Physiol.) 
 
 UMBRA (Chem. Gen. Sei.) vouT (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 UNDERSHOT (Gen. Sci.) voltage (Gen. Scr.) 
 
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 voLTaic (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 VOLTAMETER (Chem.) 
 
 VOLTMETER (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 VOLUME (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 volumetric (Chem.) 
 
 VULCANIZE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 wagon 
 
 WATER-WHEEL 
 
 WATT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 WATT-HOUR (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 WAVE 
 
 WEDGE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 WEIGHT 
 
 welding (Chem.) 
 
 Welsbach (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 WHEEL 
 
 whiffle-tree 
 
 wick (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 WIND 
 
 WINDLASS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 windmill ( Geog.) 
 
 WIRELESS 
 
 WORK 
 
 WORM 
 
 wrought iron (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Geog.) 
 
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 books in Hygiene and Elementary Physiology. ‘The first list contains words com- 
 
 mon to all the sciences; 
 
 are words peculiar to Physiology 
 
 these are the basic scientific terms. 
 
 In the | second list 
 
 In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
 
 in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
 what less important, but should be known. 
 very important. 
 
 meaning should be understood. 
 
 The words in italics are some- 
 The words in ordinary type are not 
 However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. 
 
 If these terms are known, study of 
 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 Pupils should mark the words they 
 do not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 should, therefore, receive close study. 
 
 COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 
 
 ABSORB ATMOSPHERE CHEMISTRY DATA 
 ABSORPTION ATOM classification datum 
 accumulation ATOMIC COHESION DECAY 
 ENG) S oe ATTRACTION COMBUSTION DECOMPOSE 
 ADHERE AXIS COMPOSITION DECOMPOSITION 
 ADHESION COMPOUND © DEMONSTRATION 
 BACTERIA 
 ADULTERATE CONCAVE denote 
 BIOLOGY 
 aerial CONCRETE DENSITY 
 BORAX 
 ALCOHOL CONDENSATION DEVELOP 
 ALKALI CALCIUM CONDENSE DEVELOPMENT 
 ALKALINE CALORIE CONSERVATION DIAMETER 
 APPARATUS capillarity CONSERVE diffuse 
 AQUEOUS CAPILLARY CONTRACT DIFFUSION 
 artesian CARBON CONTRACTION DISCHARGE 
 artificial CELLULOSE | CONVEX DISEASE 
 ASSIMILATION — , CENTIGRADE CURRENT DISINTEGRATE 
 ASSUMPTION CHEMICAL DISSOLVE 
 
 *Some of the words of the Physiology and Hygiene list are followed by abbreviations 
 
 which indicate that the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. 
 The abbreviations used are: ‘‘Biol.’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ for Chemistry, ‘Gen. Sci. ey EOr 
 General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’ for Geography, and “Phys, ?? for Physics. 
 
 1 
 
distill 
 
 ELASTIC 
 ELECTRIC 
 ELECTRICITY 
 ELEMENT 
 ELIMINATION 
 ENERGY 
 ETHER 
 EVAPORATION 
 EVOLUTION 
 
 | EXPAND 
 EXPANSION 
 EXPERIMENT 
 
 FACTOR 
 FAHRENHEIT 
 fibre 
 
 FIGURE 
 FILTER 
 
 FLUID 
 FRICTION 
 FUNCTION 
 FUSION 
 
 GAS 
 GASEOUS 
 GEOGRAPHY | 
 geological 
 geology 
 GLYCERIN 
 GRAVITY 
 
 HETEROGENEOUS 
 
 HOMOGENEOUS 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HUMIDITY 
 HYDROGEN 
 
 ILLUMINATION 
 _ munerse 
 
 _ INCREASE 
 INORGANIC 
 INSOLUBLE 
 
 INTENSITY 
 INVERSELY 
 IODINE 
 IRON 
 
 LABORATORY 
 LATENT 
 LAW 
 
 LAYER 
 
 LIME 
 lamestone 
 LIQUID 
 LUBRICATE 
 
 MAGNETIC 
 MASS 
 MATERIAL 
 MATTER 
 MAXIMUM 
 MELT 
 MERCURY 
 METAL 
 METHOD 
 MICROSCOPE 
 MINERAL 
 MINIMUM 
 mixture 
 MOISTURE 
 MOLECULE 
 MOTION 
 
 NATURE 
 NEGATIVE 
 NEUTRALIZE 
 NITROGEN 
 
 OBSERVATION 
 
 ‘orbit 
 
 ORGANIC 
 ORIGIN 
 OSMOSIS 
 OXIDATION 
 OXYGEN 
 
 paraffine 
 perforation 
 PERMANENT 
 PHENOMENON 
 PHOSPHATE 
 PHOSPHORUS 
 PHYSICAL 
 PHYSICS 
 PHYSIOLOGY 
 PIGMENT 
 PLATINUM 
 POROUS 
 POSITIVE 
 precipitation 
 PRESERVATION 
 PRESSURE 
 primary 
 PRINCIPAL 
 PRINCIPLE 
 PROCESS 
 PROPERTIES 
 PROTOPLASM 
 PROPORTION: 
 pulverize 
 
 QUALITY 
 QUANTITY 
 
 RADIATION 
 RADIUS 
 
 ray 
 REACTION 
 REFLECT 
 REFLECTION: 
 REFRIGERATION 
 refrigerator 
 RELATIVE 
 RESISTANCE 
 RESPIRATION 
 
 SATURATION 
 SCIENCE 
 SCIENTIFIC 
 
 -2 
 
 solar 
 
 SOLIDS 
 SOLUBLE 
 SOLUTION 
 SPACE 
 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
 spectrum (a) 
 STARCH 
 STORAGE 
 STRATUM (2) 
 SUBSTANCE 
 SULPHUR 
 SURPLUS — 
 SYMLOL 
 SYNTHESIS 
 
 TEMPERATURE 
 TENDENCY 
 TENSION 
 terminal 
 THEORY 
 THERMOMETER 
 transformation 
 TRANSLUCENT 
 TRANSPARENT 
 TUBERCULOSIS 
 turpentine 
 
 UNIT 
 UNIVERSE 
 UTILIZE 
 
 VACUUM 
 
 VAPOR 
 VARIATION 
 VENTILATION | 
 VIBRATION 
 
 ZERO 
 21nc 
 
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE. 
 
 ABDOMEN (Biol. Gen. Sci.) anesthesia 
 abdominal 
 
 ABNORMAL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sci.) 
  SRRCERS (Gen, Sci.) animalcule ( Biol.) 
 abstain ( Biol.) antagonistic 
 
 accessory (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 anterior (Biol.) 
 accommodation (Biol. 
 
 ANTIDOTE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 Gen. Sct. > 
 shi ie antiseptic (Biol. Chem. 
 acidosis Gen. Sci.) 
 
 adaptation (Biol.) ANTITOXIN (Biol, Gen. 
 
 ADENOIDS (Biol. Gen. Sei.) -5¢1-) 
 adequate anus 
 ADHESIVE anvil (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 adipose (Biol.) AoRTA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 adjacent (Geog. Gen. Sci.aortic (Brol.) 
 
 Phys.) aphasia 
 adrenal ( Biol.) appendage (Gen. Sci.) 
 adrenalin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) appendicitis (Gen. Sci.) 
 afferent ( Biol.) APPENDIX (Biol.) 
 agar-agar (Biol. Gen. Sci.) APPETITE (Biol.) 
 aggregation (Biol. Chem. APOPLEXY (Biol.) 
 
 Gen. Sci.) aquatic (Buol.) 
 AILMENT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ALBUMIN (Biol. Chem. Phys.) 
 
 Gen. Sci.) armpit 
 ALIMENTARY (Biol. Gen. arterial 
 
 Sci.) ARTERY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 alimentation 
 
 alkaloid (Biol. Chem.) articulation 
 alveolus (Biol.) 
 
 amino-acids (Gen. Sci.) 
 ammonia (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 ASPIRIN (Chem.) 
 association (Chem.) 
 
 AMOEBA (Biol.) asthma 
 amplitude (Phys.) ASTIGMATISM (Biol. Gen. 
 amputate Sei. Phys.) 
 
 asylum 
 attachment 
 audible (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 amylopsin (Biol. Chem.) 
 anatomical ( Biol.) 
 ANATOMY (Biol.) 
 
 AURICLE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ANESTHETIC (Biol. Chem, auto-intoxication 
 
 automatic (Biol. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 autopsy 
 
 auxiliary (Phys.) 
 
 axon (Biol.) 
 
 BACILLUS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BANDAGE 
 
 basal 
 
 basilar 
 
 benzoate (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 beribert ( Biol.) 
 
 BEVERAGE (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 bicarbonate (Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 BICEPS (Biol.) 
 
 BICONCAVE 
 
 biconvex (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 BICUSPID (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 aqueduct (Gen. Sct. Geog.BILE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BILIOUS 
 
 binocular (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 BLACKHEAD 
 
 articulate (Biol. Gen. Sct.) BLADDER (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 bleach (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 asphyxiation (Biol. Chem.blind spot (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BLISTER 
 
 blood plate 
 
 BLOOD PRESSURE 
 BLOODVESSEL 
 
 BOIL: (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BOWEL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 BRAIN 
 
 brainstem 
 
 BREASTBONE 
 
 anaemia (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Aupitory (Biol. Gen. Sci.) BRONCHI (Biol.) 
 
 3 
 
BRONCHIAL (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 BRONCHITIS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 BRUISE 
 
 bubonic (Biol. Gen. Scv.) 
 
 bulge 
 BUNION 
 
 caecum ( Biol.) 
 
 CAFFEINE (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sei.) 
 
 CALLOUS 
 
 callus (Buol.) 
 
 CANCER (Gen. Sei.) 
 
 canine (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 capsule (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CARBOLIC (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 carbonate (Gen. Sci. 
 Chem.) 
 
 CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. 
 Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 carbuncle (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 cardiac (Brol:) 
 
 earnivorous (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 cervical ( Biol.) 
 
 Cervix 
 
 CHAPPING 
 
 characteristics (Biol. 
 Chem.) 
 
 CHICKEN POX 
 
 chilblains 
 
 chloride (Chem. Gen. Be 
 Phys.) 
 
 cHoroID (Biol. esi Sci.) 
 
 chyle 
 
 chyme 
 
 cra (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 ciliary (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 corcurt (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CIRCULATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. Geog.) 
 
 CIRCULATORY 
 
 cistern (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 “citizen 
 “clavicle (Biol.) 
 
 CLEANLINESS 
 cleavage ( Biol.) 
 clinical (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 CARTILAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) CLOTTING ( Biol.) 
 
 cartilaginous 
 
 casein (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 CASING (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 COAGULATE (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 coated (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 cocaine (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 CATARRH (Biol. Gen. Sei.) coccyx 
 
 CATHARTIC 
 caustic (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 cavity (Biol. Gen. Sci.) ° 
 
 cell-body 
 
 cellular ( Biol.) 
 
 CEREAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 cerebellum ( Biol.) 
 
 CEREBROSPINAL ( Biol.) 
 
 cerebrum (Biol.) 
 
 comparative (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 COMPLEXION 
 
 COMPONENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 compress (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 concentration (Chem. Gen. 
 Sct. Phys.) 
 
 conception 
 
 condiment (Brol.) 
 
 CONGESTION (Biol.) 
 
 connective ( Biol.) 
 
 — consciousness ( Biol.) 
 
 CONSTIPATION (Biol. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 constituents (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 CONSTITUTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 constrict (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 CONSUMPTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 CONTAGIOUS (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 CONTAMINATE (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 contemporary 
 contour ( Geog.) 
 contractile (Biol. ) 
 CONVALESCENCE 
 CONVALESCENT (Gen. Sci.) 
 convergence (Phys.) 
 convolution (Brol.) 
 
 COCHLEA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) cooperate 
 
 COLLAPSE 
 collateral 
 
 colon 
 
 columnar 
 
 combustible (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 communicable (Brol., 
 Gen. Scr.) 
 
 ‘community (Gen. Sct. 
 certificate (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Geog.) 
 
 coordination (Biol.) 
 
 core (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
 
 CORNEA (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CORPUSCLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 cortex (Burol.) 
 
 costal 
 
 ~ COWPOX (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 cranial (Biol.) 
 
CRANIUM (Biol.) 
 
 crevice (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 cripple 
 
 cross section (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 croup (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 - curative 
 
 curd (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 curdle 
 
 curvature (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CUSPID 
 
 cuticle (Bvol.) 
 
 cutis ( Biol.) 
 
 cylindrical (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. Phys.) 
 
 cytoplasm ( Biol.) 
 
 debris (Geog.) 
 
 defective (Biol.) 
 
 deficiency ( Biol.) 
 
 deficient (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DEFORMITY (Biol.) 
 
 degenerate ( Biol.) 
 
 degradation 
 
 DELIRIUM 
 
 dendrite ( Biol.) 
 
 DENTAL 
 
 DENTINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DENTIST 
 
 deposit (Chem. Geog. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 depression (Gen. Scr. 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 
 derangement 
 
 dermis (Biol.) 
 
 descendant (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 destructive (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 detachment 
 
 detrimental (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 diabetes (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DIAGNOSIS (Biol. Gen. Sei.) dwarf 
 
 DIAPHRAGM (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. Phys.) 
 
 DYSENTERY (Biol, Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 DIARRHEA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) dyspepsia (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 diastole 
 DIET (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 dietetics (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 differentiate (Biol. Gen. 
 Ser y ns 
 DIGESTIBLE ( Biol.) 
 
 EARDRUM 
 
 edible (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 effector 
 
 efferent (Biol.) 
 
 emaciation (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 DIGESTION (Biol. Gen. Sci.) EMBRYO (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 dilation (Birol.) 
 
 dilute (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sct.) 
 
 dimension (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 dioxide (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Scr.) 
 
 DIPHTHERIA (Biol, Gen. 
 Sci.) | 
 
 emergency 
 
 emetic 
 
 enussion (Phys.) 
 
 emulsification 
 
 ENAMEL (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 endurance 
 
 enema 
 
 enzyme (Biol. Chem. 
 
 DISINFECTANT (Biol. Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 DISINFECTION 
 dislocation (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 displacement (Chem. Gen. 
 
 Sci. Phys.) 
 
 EPIDEMIC (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EPIDERMIS (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 epiglottrs (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 dissection (Biol. Gen. Scr.epilepsy 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 epithelium ( Biol.) 
 
 dissipate (Chem. Gen. Sci.equlibrium (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Phys.) 
 DISTAL 
 distention 
 
 . DIZZINESS 
 
 dorsal (Buol.) 
 
 DRAFT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 drainage (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 dramatization 
 
 duct (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 ductless (Bvrol.) 
 
 duodenum 
 
 Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 erysipelas (Gen. Sct.) 
 esophagus (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 Eustachian (Biol. Gen. : 
 
 Sci.) 
 evacuation 
 
 excitation 
 
 excretion (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 EXERCISE 
 
 exhale (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 exhaustion (Bvrol.) 
 
 expectorate (Gen. Sci.) 
 
expiration (Gen. Sct. fovea 
 
 Phys.) FRACTURE 
 exposure (Biol. Gen. Sct.) FRAMEWORK 
 exude (Biol. Gen. Sci.) frontal ( Biol.) 
 
 EYEBALL (Gen. Sci.) fulcrum (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 EYELID Phys.) 
 
 eyespot FUMIGATION (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 facial 
 
 Fallopian Sci. Geog.) 
 
 fatal 
 
 FATIGUE (Phys. Physiol.) GALL BLADDER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FATS ganglion (Bool.) 
 
 fatty acids (Chem.) GANGRENE 
 
 feces (Brol.) GARGLE 
 
 FEMALE GASTRIC (Biol. Chem. 
 
 femur Gen. Sci.) 
 
 fermentation (Chem. Gen.gastritis 
 Sct.) gelatin (Gen. Scr.) 
 fertilize (Biol. Chem. generation (Biol. Gen. 
 Geog. Gen. Scr.) Sct.) 
 
 FEVER genetic (Biol.) 
 
 fibril GERM (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 fibrillar GERMICIDE (Biol. Chem. 
 fibrin (Bool.) Gen. Sci.) 
 
 fibular ( Biol.) germinal 
 
 FILTH germ plasm 
 fissure (Biol. Gen. Sci. GLAND (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 Geog.) glandular 
 flat foot _ globule (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 flexible (Biol. Gen. Sci. Sci. Phys.) 
 Phys.) glottis (Brol.) 
 
 flexor (Biol.) glucose (Biol. Chem. 
 
 focus (Biol. Gen. Sci. Gen. Sct.) 
 Phys.) gluten (Biol. Chem. 
 foetus (Biol.) Gen. Sci.) 
 
 follicle (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 FOODSTUFF (Biol. feng.) GOITER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 foramen gooseflesh 
 FOREARM granule (Biol. Chem. 
 formaldehyde (Bvol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 Chem. Gen. Sc.) grippe (Gen. Sci.) 
 foul GRISTLE 
 
 grom 
 
 gullet (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 GUMS 
 
 gustatory 
 
 GYMNASIUM 
 
 Pe ear (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 fungus (Biol. Chem. Gen.hammer (Phys.) 
 
 healthgram 
 
 HEART 
 
 hemisphere (Biol. Gen. 
 Scr. Geog. Phys.) 
 
 HEMORRHAGE (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hepatic 
 
 herbivorous (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 HEREDITARY (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hibernate (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 hookworm (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 hormone (Biol.) 
 
 HOSPITAL 
 
 humerus (Biol.) 
 
 humor (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hydrochlorie (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 hydrophobia (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 HYGIENE (Biol.) 
 
 HYGIENIC 
 
 hysterical 
 
 ileum. 
 
 ILLNESS 
 
 IMMUNITY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 impregnation RRR, 
 Phys.) 
 
 glycogen (Biol. Gen. Sct.)ampulse (Brol. Gen. Sea. 
 
 Phys.) 
 IMPURITIES (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. Geog.) 
 incapacitate 
 incipient 
 incision (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
INCISOR (Biol.) 
 
 incubation (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 incus ( Biol.) 
 
 indestructibility 
 
 INDIGESTIBLE (Biol.) 
 
 INDIGESTION (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 indulge 
 
 infantile 
 
 infection ( Biol.) 
 
 infinitesimal (Phys.) 
 
 inflammation (Biol. Gen. 
 
 Sci.) 
 INFLUENZA (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 INGREDIENT (Biol. Chem.) 
 INHALE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 inherent 
 
 mhertt (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 inhibition (Biol.) 
 injection 
 
 INJURIOUS (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Geog.) 
 INJURY (Gen. Sci.) 
 innervate 
 insalivation 
 INSANITY 
 
 INSECT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Geog.) 
 insecticide (Chem.) 
 insomnia (Gen. Sci.) 
 inspiration (Biol. Gen. 
 Scr.) 
 imstep 
 instinct (Brol.) 
 integrate (Phys.) 
 INTEMPERANCE 
 interaction (Biol.) 
 intercostal 
 
 internal (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 INTESTINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) locomotion (Brol.) 
 
 INTOXICATION (Biol. lumbar 
 Chem.) lumen. | 
 untrospection LUNG (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 INVALID LYMPH (Biol.) 
 INVOLUNTARY (Biol. lymphatics 
 Gen. Sci.) .. lymph-node 
 vodide (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 lymphocytes 
 
 Is (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 IRRITABILITY (Biol.) magnesium (Biol. Chem. 
 
 irritation (Gen. Sci.) eg 
 
 isolation (Gen. Sci. Geog.) "" he 
 malaise 
 
 Finite: malaria (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 malleus 
 
 jugular (Biol.) 
 | mammal (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 KIDNEY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) MALNUTRITION 
 maltose (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 lachrymal (Gen. Sct.) Sci.) 
 lacteal ( Biol.) maniac 
 lactic (Biol. Chem. Gen. Marrow (Biol.) 
 
 Sci.) massage 
 LARYNX (Biol. Gen. Sci.) mastication (Biol. Gen. 
 latent Scr.) 
 lateral (Biol. Gen. Sci.) mastoid 
 
 laudanum (Biol. Gen. Sci.) mature (Burol. Geog. 
 LENS (Biol. Gen. Sci. ore CaN SCI) 
 
 Phys.) maxillary (Biol.) 
 LEPROSY (Gen. Sci.) MEASLES (Gen. Sci.) 
 lesion mechanism (Biol. Gen. 
 leucocyte (Biol. Gen. Sei.) Sc.) 
 lever (Gen. Sci. Phys.) MEDICAL 
 
 levulose (Chem. Gen. Sct.) MEDICINE (Gen. Sci.) 
 LIGAMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) medulla (Biol.) 
 ligature (Buol.) membrane (Biol. Chem. 
 
 lime (Chem.) Gen. Sct.) 
 
 lipase meningitis (Biol. Gen. 
 LIVER (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
 
 lobe menstruation 
 
 lobule mesentery (Biol.) 
 
 metabolism (Gen. Sci.) 
 METAZOA (Biol.) 
 MICROBE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 localize (Biol.) 
 lockjaw (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 7 
 
microérganism (Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 microscopic (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 micturition 
 
 MILK TEETH 
 
 mitral ( Biol.) 
 
 modify 
 
 MOLAR (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 monoxide (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 morbid 
 
 morphine (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 motor (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 Mucous (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 MUCUS (Biol.) 
 
 MUSCLE (Biol.) 
 
 MUSCULAR (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 
 
 myopia (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
 
 NARCOTIC (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 NASAL (Biol.) 
 
 NAUSEA (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 NERVE 
 
 NERVOUS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 NERVOUSNESS 
 
 NETWORK (Geog.) 
 
 neuralgia (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 neurasthenia 
 
 neurilemma 
 
 neuritis 
 
 neurone ( Biol.) 
 
 neuro plasm 
 
 NICOTINE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 node (Biol. Gen, Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 nodule (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 NOSTRIL (Biol.) | 
 
 nucleus (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 NURSE : 
 
 nutrients (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Scr.) 
 
 NUTRITION (Chem. Gen. 
 Sei. Physiol.) 
 
 obstruction 
 occipital (Brol.) 
 ocular (Gen. Sct.) 
 ocuList (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 partition (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 PASSAGE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
 
 PASTEURIZE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei.) , 
 
 patella | 
 
 PATENT MEDICINE 
 
 _— pathology (Biol.) 
 
 pellagra 
 pelvis ( Biol.) 
 pepsin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 offspring (Biol. Gen. Sci.) peptone (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 olfactory (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 opaque (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 
 Phys.) 
 
 OPERATION 
 
 opiate (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 opium (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 optic (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ORGAN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 ORGANISM (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 organization (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 ‘ossicle 
 
 ovary (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 overfeeding 
 
 ovum ( Biol.) 
 
 PALATE (Biol.) 
 
 pallor 
 
 palpitation (Gen. Sci.) 
 palsy 
 
 PANCREAS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PANCREATIC (Biol.) 
 
 papillae ( Biol.) 
 
 PARALYSIS (Biol.) 
 
 parasite (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 parietal ( Biol.) 
 
 parotid ( Biol.) 
 
 8 
 
 pericardium (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 peripheral (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 perishable (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 peristalsis (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 peritoneum 
 
 perspective (Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 PERSPIRATION (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 phagocytes (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 PHARYNX (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PHLEGM (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 physic ( Biol.) 
 
 PHYSICIAN 
 
 PIMPLE 
 
 pinkeye 
 
 pituitary 
 
 PLAGUE (Biol.) 
 
 plasma (Bool. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 pleura (Bool. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 PLEURISY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 plexus (Biol.) 
 
 PNEUMONIA (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 pock (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 pollution (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 polyneuritis 
 
 PORE (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 portal ( Biol.) 
 
 posterior ( Biol.) 
 
POSTURE } 
 
 potassium (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sct.) 
 
 potential (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 practitioner 
 
 predigested 
 
 predispose (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 pregnancy 
 
 prevalent 
 
 PREVENTION (Biol.) 
 
 preventive (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PROTEIN (Biol. Chem, 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 psychie 
 
 psychology 
 
 PTOMAINE (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 ptyalin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 puberty 
 
 pulmonary (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 -pulmotor 
 
 pulsation (Brol.) 
 
 PULSE ( Biol.) 
 
 pupa (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 PUPIL (Biol.) 
 
 - purgative 
 
 PUS 
 
 putrification (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 pyloric. 
 
 pylorus (Bool.) 
 
 PYORRHEA 
 
 quadruped ( Biol.) 
 QUARANTINE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 rabid 
 
 rabies (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 rash | 
 ration (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 reception 
 
 recovery 
 
 RECREATION 
 
 rectum (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 reflex (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 refuse (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 regulation (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. Phys.) 
 
 regurgitate 
 
 RELAX (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 REMEDY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 renal 
 
 rennet (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 rennin (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 repress | 
 
 reproduction (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 reservow (Gen. Sct. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 RESPIRATORY 
 
 reticulate 
 
 RETINA (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 RHEUMATISM (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 RIB 
 
 rickets 
 
 regor mortis (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 ringworm 
 
 rods (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 roe ( Biol.) 
 
 roughage 
 
 roundworm 
 
 routine 
 
 rupture 
 
 sac (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 safeguard 3 
 
 SALIVA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SALIVARY (Biol.) 
 
 SALTS (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog.) 
 
 SALVE 
 
 sandbox 
 
 SANITARIUM (Biol.) 
 
 SANITARY (Biol.) 
 
 SANITATION (Biol.) 
 
 saponification (Biol. 
 Chem.) 
 
 sarcolemma 
 
 scab (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 . SCALP 
 
 scapula 
 
 SCAR (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SCARLET FEVER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 scavenger (Burol.) 
 
 sciatic 
 
 sclerotic (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 scourge (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 scrofula (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 scurvy (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 SECRETION (Biol. Gen. 
 Scl. ) 
 
 sedative (Chem.) 
 
 sedentary (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 segment (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 semen (Brol.) 
 
 semicircular (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 senile 
 
 sensation (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 SENSE ORGAN 
 
 SENSITIVE (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 sensory (Biol.) - 
 
 septic (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 septum 
 
 serum (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 sewage (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 sewerage (Geog.) 
 
 sexual (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 sheath (Biol.) 
 
 sinew 
 
 sinus (Biol.) 
 
 skeletal 
 
SKELETON (Biol.) 
 
 SKULL (Biol.) 
 
 SLOVENLINESS 
 
 SMALLPOX (Gen. Sel.) 
 
 socxrr (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 
 Wess) 
 
 sodium (Biol. Chem: Gen. 
 Sel.) 
 
 solvent (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Scr.) 
 
 spasm 
 
 species (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 sperm (Biol, Gen. Sci.) 
 
 sphenord 
 
 sphineter 
 
 SPINAL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 spiral (Biol. Gen, Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 spirometer 
 
 spleen (Biol. Gen, Sci.) 
 
 splint (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 SPRAIN 
 
 STAGNANT (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 stamina 
 
 stapes 
 
 steapsin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 STERILIZE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 sternum (Biol.) 
 
 ' STIMULANT (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei. ) | 
 
 stimulation (Gen. Scr.) 
 
 stimulus (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 
 STIRRUP (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
 Phys.) 
 
 stout 
 
 streptococcus (Gen, Sci.) 
 
 striate (Birol.) 
 
 STRUCTURE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci. ) 
 
 strychnine (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 subcortical 
 
 sublingual (Bvol.) 
 
 submaxillary (Biol.) 
 
 suction (Chem. Gen. Sca. 
 Phys.) 
 
 TISSUE (Biol. Chem, Gen. 
 
 bc) 
 
 ToBAcco (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 ~ Geog.) 
 
 SUFFOCATION (Biol. Chem.) tonic (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
 
 sulphuric (Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 sunstroke (Gen. Sct.) - 
 
 superficial (Cen. Sct.) 
 
 suppuration 
 
 SURGEON 
 
 SURGERY 
 
 SURGICAL 
 
 susceptible (Gen. Sct.) 
 
 SWEAT | 
 
 SWOLLEN 
 
 sympathetic (Biol. Gen. 
 Sct. Phys.) 
 
 TONSIL (Biol.) 
 
 TONSILITIS (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tourniquet ( Biol.) 
 
 toxic (Chem.) 
 
 toxin (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 trachea (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 trachoma 
 
 transmit (Biol.) 
 
 TREATMENT (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 triceps (Biol.) 
 
 trichina (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 symptom (Biol. Gen. Sci.) tricuspid (Biol.) 
 
 synapse (Brol.) 
 syphilis ( Biol.) 
 system (Phys.) 
 systole 
 
 TAPEWORM (Biol. Gen. 
 Sei.) 
 tarnish (Chem.) 
 
 TARTAR (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 TASTE BUD 
 
 temporal ( Biol.) 
 
 TENDON (Biol.) 
 
 tepid (Phys.) 
 
 tetanus (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 thalamus 
 
 THIGH 
 
 thoracic (Burol.) | 
 
 THORAX (Biol. Gen, Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 thymus (Biol.) 
 
 THYROID (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 tibia ( Biol.) 
 
 ticks 
 
 tincture (Chem.) 
 
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 trypsin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tubercle (Biol. Chem. 
 Gen. Sci.) 
 
 tubule (Biol.) 
 
 TUMOR (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 TYPHOID (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 
 typhus ( Biol.) 
 
 tympanic (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
 
 tympanum (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 ULCER 
 
 ulcerate (Gen. Sct.) 
 UNCONSCIOUS 
 underweight (Gen. Scr.) 
 UNSANITARY (Gen. Sci.) | 
 urea (Biol. Chem.) 
 ureter (Biol.) 
 
 urethra (Biol.) 
 
 urinary (Biol.) 
 
 URINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 uterus (Brol.) 
 
 utricle (Gen. Sci.) 
 
VACCINATION (Biol. Gen. 
 
 Sci.) 
 
 vaccine (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
 
 vacuole (Biol.) 
 
 vagina 
 
 valve (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 valvular 
 
 vascular (Biol.) 
 
 VASOMOTER ( Biol.) 
 
 vegetarian (Biol. Gen. 
 
 Sci.) 
 VEGETATIVE 
 VEINS (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Geog..) 
 VENA CAVA (Biol.) 
 venereal (Brol.) 
 venous 
 ventral (Biol.) 
 VENTRICLE (Biol. Gen. 
 Sci.) 
 ventricular 
 vermiform ( Biol.) 
 
 VERMIN 
 VERTEBRA (Biol.) 
 vertebral 
 
 vertebrate (Brol. Gen. 
 
 Sc.) 
 
 vertigo — 
 
 vessel (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 Geog.) 
 
 VITAMINES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 vitreous (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
 Phys.) 
 
 vwisection 
 
 vocaL (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 volatile (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
 Phys.) 
 
 vestibular (Biol. Gen. Sci.) voLuntary (Biol. Gen. 
 
 veterinarian (Gen. Sci.) 
 
 vibrator 
 
 victim 
 
 vigor 
 
 villa (Buiol.) 
 
 virus (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 viscera (Brol.) 
 visceral 
 
 viscous (Chem.) 
 
 VISION (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
 
 VISUAL 
 
 vital (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
 
 Scv.) 
 
 Sei. ) 
 vomit (Biol.) 
 
 weevil (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
 WHOOPING COUGH 
 WINDPIPE 
 
 WOUND 
 
 X-RAY (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
 Phys.) 
 
 YEAST (Biol. Chem. Phys.) 
 YELLOW FEVER (Gen. Sci.) 
 
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 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 12: HOME ECONOMICS 
 
 The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
 books in Home Economics. The words considered most important by teachers 
 have been printed in capitals; these should be thoroughly learned. The words 
 in italics are somewhat less important, but should be known. The words in ordi- 
 nary type are not very important but they appear frequently in textbooks; there- 
 fore, their meaning should be understood.* 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do not 
 know and look up their meanings. 
 
 The words of this vocabulary have been divided into three groups: (1) 
 eeneral terms, (2) food terms, (3) clothing terms. The last two groups con- 
 tain only those words used exclusively in either work with food or with cloth- 
 ing. The words listed as general terms are such words as are found in text- 
 books in home economics. Some of them are concerned with nutrition, some 
 with household management, some with interior decorating; some of them are 
 words borrowed from chemistry or from some other science, words that might 
 be used in almost any branch of home economics work. The teacher should 
 make selection from this list of general terms according to what subject she is 
 teaching. The terms relating to food and clothing have been separated from 
 the others since these are the two branches of the work most frequently taught. 
 
 HOME ECONOMICS 
 
 (1) General Terms 
 
 ABNORMAL (Biol. Physiol.) acuTE (Biol.) AGENT (Phys.) 
 ABSORBENT ADHERE (Sci. ) aggregation (Chem.) 
 ABSORPTION (Sci.) ADIPOSE (Biol.) AIR-TIGHT 
 
 ACCOUNTS adjunct ALBUMIN (Biol. Chem. 
 ACCURATE ADORNMENT Physiol. ) 
 
 AcETIC (Biol. Chem.) ADULTERATE (Sci.) albuminoids 
 
 acip (Sci. Physiol.) aerate (Biol. Chem.) ALCOHOL (Sci.) 
 acidosis (Physiol.) affinity (Biol. Chem.) ALIMENTARY _ 
 ACIDULATE agar-agar (Bvrol.) aleruone 
 
 * Some of the words in the Home Economics list appear in.the lists for the different 
 sciences; this fact has been indicated by the use of abbreviations after the words that appear 
 in other lists as well. The abbreviations used are: ‘‘Sci.’’ for the words of the Common 
 Science Vocabulary—those words appearing in all sciences-—‘‘Biol.’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ 
 for Chemistry, ‘‘Gen. Sci.’’ for General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’ for Geography, ‘‘Phys.’’ for 
 Physics and ‘‘Physiol.’’ for Physiology. 
 
 
 
ALKALI (Sci.) 
 
 ALKALINE (Sci.) 
 
 alkalinity (Chem.) 
 
 ALTERATION 
 
 ALUM 
 
 ALUMINUM (Chem. Geog. 
 Phys. ) 
 
 amateur 
 
 amino (Physiol.) 
 
 AMMONIA (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 BARLEY (Geog.) 
 
 BEAKER (Chem.) 
 
 BEESWAX 
 
 beetling | 
 
 BENZINE (Chem.) 
 
 benzoic (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 BEVERAGE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 BICARBONATE (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 BILE ( Biol.) 
 
 amylopsin (Biol. Physiol.) Biouocy (Biol. Chem. 
 
 amyloses 
 
 andirons 
 
 ANEMIA (Biol. Physiol.) 
 ANGLE 
 
 angora 
 
 aniline ( Biol.) 
 
 Physiol.) 
 BLEACH 
 blistering (Physiol. ) 
 BOIL (Chem. Physiol.) 
 BORAX (Sci.) 
 BORDER (Geog. ) 
 
 ANTISEPTIC (Biol. Physiol.) botanist 
 
 APPARATUS (Sci. ) 
 apportionment 
 APPROPRIATE 
 
 arch 
 
 AROMA 
 
 ARTESIAN (Sci.) 
 ARTIFICIAL (Sci.) 
 artistic 
 
 ASBESTOS 
 
 ASH (Geog.) 
 asphyxia ( Physiol.) 
 ASSIMILATE (Sci.) 
 astringent 
 
 ATTRACT (Sci.) 
 avail 
 
 aversion 
 
 ~ AVOIRDUPOIS (Phys.) 
 AWNING 
 
 Babcock test 
 
 bacillus (Biol. Physiol.) 
 BACTERIA 
 
 BALANCED 
 
 ballast (Phys.) 
 
 botuline 
 
 BOUDOIR 
 
 BREAKFAST 
 bric-a-brac 
 
 BRINE (Chem. ) 
 BRISKET 
 
 BRITTLE (Chem. Phys.) 
 BROIL 
 
 BROTH 
 
 BUCKWHEAT (Geog.) 
 BUDGET | 
 BUFFET 
 
 BULB 
 
 BUILT-IN 
 
 BULK (Biol.) 
 BURNER 
 
 butyric (Chem.) 
 
 BY-PRODUCT (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Geog.) 
 
 CABINET 
 
 cadet 
 
 CAFFEINE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CALCIUM (Sci.) 
 
 CALCULATE 
 
 calorimeter (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 camphor (Chem.) 
 
 capaciry (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 capillary (Sc2.) 
 
 CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CARBON (Sci.) 
 
 carbonate 
 
 CARCASS (Biol.) 
 
 CARVING KNIFE 
 
 CASEIN (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 casetnogen 
 
 caustic soda 
 
 CAVITY (Biol.) 
 
 CAYENNE 
 
 CEDAR 
 
 CELLS (Biol.) 
 
 cellular (Biol. Physiol.) . 
 
 celluloid (Chem.) 
 
 CELLULOSE (Sci.) 
 
 CENTIGRADE (Sci. ) 
 
 centrifugal (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 CERTIFIED (Biol.) 
 
 Ceylon 
 
 CHAFING DISH 
 
 CHART (Geog.) 
 
 CHEMICAL (Sci.) 
 
 CHEMIST (Chem.) 
 
 CHIFFONIER 
 
 CHINA 
 
 chip 
 
 chloride (Chem. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 chlorine (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 chloroform (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 chrome 
 
 chrysalis 
 
 CHURN 
 
 CIRCULAR 
 
CIRCULATION (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 cotrate (Chem.) 
 
 citric (Chem.) 
 
 citron 
 
 CLARIFY (Chem. ) 
 
 clod 
 
 CLOTTING (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 COAGULATE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 coal tar (Chem.) 
 
 COBBLER 
 
 COCCUS 
 
 cochineal (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 COCOA-BUTTER (Geog. ) 
 
 cocoon (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 coefficient (Chem.) 
 
 coils (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 COMBUSTION (Sci.) 
 
 COMMERCIAL (Chem. Geog. ) 
 
 comMopity (Geog.) 
 
 COMMUNITY (Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 COMPARTMENT 
 
 COMPOSITION (Sci.) 
 
 COMPRESSED (Physiol.): 
 
 CONCENTRATE (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 CONDENSE (Sci.) 
 
 conduction (Sci.) 
 
 conpucToR (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 CONNECTIVE ( Physiol.) 
 
 consecutive 
 
 CONSERVE (Sci.) 
 
 CONSERVATION (Scl.) 
 
 CONSERVATIVE 
 
 CONSISTENCY (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 consommeé 
 
 CONSTIPATION (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 CONSTITUENT (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 CONSTRUCTION (Biol.) 
 
 -CONSUMER (Phys.) 
 
 CONSUMPTION (Physiol.)— 
 
 CONTAGIOUS (Biol. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 CONTAINER (Biol. ) 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 ’ CONTRAST 
 
 CONVALESCENT (Physiol. ) 
 CONVERT 
 
 conviction (Phys.) 
 
 corp (Phys. ) 
 
 cordage 
 
 corrosive (Chem. Geog.) 
 cottolenc 
 
 cowpeas 
 
 crayola (Chem.) 
 
 deft Poth joa 
 
 DEGREE (Sci. ) 
 
 dehydrate (Chem.) na 
 Delmonico — vag ih 
 DEMONSTRATION (Sei fe 
 
 ~ dent 
 CONTAMINATE (Biol. Chem.pDEPosir (Biol. Chem: Geog. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 deprwation 
 derive (Biol. Chem: Phys.) 
 DESIGN (Phys.) 
 dessicate 
 DETACHABLE 
 deteriorate ( Biol.) 
 detriment | 
 detrimental (Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 device (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 CREAM OF TARTAR (Chem. )DEXTRIN (Biol. Chem:) 
 
 creative 
 CRISP 
 CROCK 
 CROSSWISE 
 
 - CRUMBLY (Geog.) 
 
 CRYSTALLIZE 
 
 CUBE (Chem.) 
 
 CULTIVATE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 CULTIVATION (Biol.) 
 
 CUPBOARD 
 
 CURDLE ( Physiol.) 
 
 CUT | 
 
 CYLINDER (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 DAILY 
 
 DAMPERS (Phys.) 
 DECAY (Sci.) 
 DECOMPOSE (Sci.) 
 DECORATE 
 DECORATION 
 DEFECTIVE (Physiol. ) 
 DEFICIENT ( Physiol.) 
 
 nS 
 
 dextrous (Chem.) 
 
 DIABETES (Physiol.) 
 
 DIAGONAL (Phys.) 
 
 DIAMETER (Sci.) 
 
 DIASTASE (Biol. Chem.) — 
 
 DIET (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DIETETIC ( Physiol.) 
 
 DIETARY ( Biol.) 
 
 DIGESTIBLE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 DIGESTION (Biol. Physiol.)” 
 
 DILUTE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) © 
 
 dioxide (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 DIPHTHERIA (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DISCOLORATION (Biol.) 
 
 disc 
 
 DISEASE (Sci.) 
 
 DISINFECT (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 ‘DISHWASHING 
 
 DISORDERLY 
 DISSOLVE (Sei.) 
 
DISTRIBUTE‘ (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 DOILY 
 
 DOMESTIC (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 DOUBLE BOILER 
 
 draft (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DRAIN 
 
 DRAINAGE (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 DRAINER 
 
 DRAINPIPE 
 
 DRAPERY 
 
 DRESSER 
 
 DRESSING 
 
 DRILL 
 
 DUMB WAITER 
 
 DURABLE (Geog. ) 
 
 ENZYMES (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) | 
 
 EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Ghem. 
 
 . Phys.) 
 EQUIPMENT (Phys.) 
 
 FIBROUS (Biol. Chem.) 
 filaments (Biol. Phys.) 
 FILLING 
 
 FILTER (Chem.) 
 
 FILTH ( Physiol.) 
 
 EQUIVALENT (Chem. Phys.) filtrate (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 eradicator 
 erroneous 
 ESCALLOPED 
 ESSENTIAL’ ( Biol.) 
 ether (Scv.) 
 EVAPORATE (Sci.) 
 EVERGREENS (Geog.) 
 EVIDENCE 
 ewe 
 excelsior 
 EXCESS (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 _ EXCRETORY 
 
 DYSPEPTIC (Biol. Physiol.)}exurerr 
 
 EARTHENWARE 
 
 ECONOMICAL | 
 
 economics | 
 
 EDIBLE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) } 
 
 effervescence (Chem.) 
 
 EFFICIENCY 
 
 ELECTRICITY (Chem. Sci.) 
 
 ELEMENT (Sci. ) 
 
 ELIMINATION (Sci.) 
 
 embellish 
 
 ember 
 
 embryo (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 emetic 
 
 EMULSIFY (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys. Physiol. ) 
 
 EXPAND (Sci.) 
 EXPENDITURE 
 EXPENSES 
 EXPERIMENT (Sci.) 
 
 EXTENSION (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 EXTRACT (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 EXTRACTIVES 
 
 FACE 
 
 FACTORS (Sci.) 
 
 FAD 
 
 FAHRENHEIT (Sci.) 
 
 FARINA 
 
 FASTENING 
 
 FATIGUE (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 ENAMEL nat Physiol.) rAT-SOLUBLE 
 
 encase 
 endosperm ° (Biol.) 
 ENERGY (Sci.) 
 engrave 
 
 enhance 
 
 ENTIRE WHEAT 
 
 FAUCET (Phys.) 
 FERMENTATION (Biol. 
 
 Chem. Physiol.) * 
 FIBRE (Sci.) 
 FIBRIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
 fibrinogen 
 
 FINANCIAL 
 
 FINISHINGS 
 
 FIREBOX 
 
 FIRELESS 
 
 FLAKE 
 
 FLANK 
 
 FLARE — 
 
 FLAVOR 
 
 FLAX, (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 FLEXIBLE (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 FLIMSY 
 
 FLORAL 
 
 FLUE (Biol. Phys.) 
 
 FLUID (Sci.) 
 
 FLY 
 
 FOAM 
 
 FOLD 
 
 fore 
 
 formaldehyde (Biol. Chant 
 Physvol.) 
 
 formalin (Chem.) 
 
 formulate | 
 
 FOUNDATION (Geog.) 
 
 FREEZING POINT (Chem. 
 
 Geog. Phys.) 
 freize 
 FRICTION (Sci.) 
 FUEL (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 
 FUMIGATION (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 FUNCTION (Sci.) 
 FURNISHING (Geog.) 
 
 GARNISH cen tT 
 GAS (Sci.) 
 gaseous (Scv.) 
 
GASOLINE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 GASTRIC (Biol. Chem. ' 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 _ GAUZE (Chem.) 
 
 GERM (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 germinate ( Biol.) 
 
 GLAND (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 gliadin 
 
 globule (Biol. Chem. Phys. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 globulin 
 GLOSS 
 glycogen (Biol. Physiol.) 
 gout 
 GRADATION (Biol.) 
 GRAM (Sci.) 
 GRANITE (Chem. Geog.) 
 GRANULAR (Phys.) 
 GRANULATED (Biol. ped 
 GRATE : 
 GRATED 
 GRITTY 
 groove 
 GUARANTEE — 
 GUEST-TOWELS 
 
 HAEMOGLOBIN (Biol. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 HARMONIOUS (Phys.) 
 
 HARMONIZE 
 
 HORIZONTAL (Sci. ) 
 
 HOST 
 
 HOSTESS 
 
 HOUSEHOLD 
 
 HOUSEKEEPER 
 
 hydrated (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 hydrochloric (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 HYDROGEN (Sci. ) 
 
 HYGIENE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 HYGIENIC (Physiol. ) 
 
 hygroscopic 
 
 IGNITE (Chem. Phys.) 
 IMITATION 
 
 IMMERSE (Sci.) 
 
 IMPLEMENT (Geog.) 
 
 INAPPROPRIATE 
 
 INCOMBUSTIBLE (Chem.) 
 
 INCOME 
 
 INDEX 
 
 INDIGESTIBLE (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 INDIGO (Geog. ) 
 
 INDIVIDUAL 
 
 INDUSTRY (Geog.) 
 
 mert (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 INEXPENSIVE | 
 
 INFANT (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 IRON (Scei.) 
 IRRITABLE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 jagged , | 
 
 KEROSENE (Chem. Geog.) - 
 KETTLE 
 
 KIDNEY (Biol.)— 
 
 kilogram (Chem.) 
 KINDERGARTEN 
 
 KINDLING (Chem. ) 
 KITCHEN 
 
 KNIFE 
 
 LABEL 
 LABORATORY (Sci.) 
 
 INFECTION (Biol. Physiol.) lactalbumin 
 
 INFLAMMABLE (Biol. 
 Chem.) 
 INFORMAL 
 
 INGREDIENT (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 INITIAL (Phys.) 
 INSECTS (Geog. Physiol. ) 
 INSERT (Phys. ) 
 INSOLUBLE (Sci.). 
 INSULATE (Chem. ) 
 INTENSITY (Sci.) 
 intercellular 
 INTERLACING 
 interline 
 interlock 
 INTERMEDIATE 
 INTERMITTENT (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 ntersperse 
 INTESTINAL (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 INVALID 
 INVENTORY 
 INVERTED (Biol. Chem.) 
 IODINE (Sci.) 
 
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 lacteal (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 LACTIC (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 LACTOSE ( Biol.) 
 
 LACY 
 
 LAPPING 
 
 larva (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 laudanum ( Biol.) 
 
 LAUNDER 
 
 LAXATIVE (Biol.) 
 
 LB. 
 
 LEVEL (Geog.) 
 
 levulose (Chem. Physiohs 
 
 ligaments (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 LIME (Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 LIME-WATER (Chem.) 
 
 LINOLEUM 
 
 liquefaction (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 LIQUID (Sci.) 
 
 LIQUOR (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 Litmus (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 LUKEWARM (Chem.) 
 
 LUMP 
 
 LUSTER (Chem. ) 
 
 LUSTROUS 
 
 LYE (Chem.) 
 
lymphatic (EMUta, : 
 lyonnaise 
 
 MACHINE (Geog. Phys.) - 
 MACKEREL (Geog. ) , 
 MADRAS Ashe, 
 magnesium (Biol. Chem.) 
 MALARIA (Biol... Physiol.) 
 maline 
 MALNOURISHED 
 MALNUTRITION (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 MAMMAL (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 MANGLE 
 
 MODIFY - (Biol. PRO 
 MOISTEN 
 
 MOISTURE (Sci.) 
 MOLD (Biol.) 
 
 moles 
 
 - monotonous 
 
 monoxide (Biol. Chem.) 
 mordant (Chem.) 
 mottled 
 
 MUSCLES 
 
 musk 
 
 myosin 
 
 naphtha (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 MASTICATE (Biol. Physiol.) NEUTRALIZE (Sci.) 
 
 MATTER (Scé) 
 
 MATTING 
 
 MATURE (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 MATURITY 
 
 MEASURE 
 
 MEDALLION 
 
 MEDIUM (Biol. Phys.) - 
 
 MELT (Phys.) 
 
 MEMBRANE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 MEND 
 
 METABOLISM 
 
 METAL (Sci.) 
 
 metric 
 
 MICROBE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 MICROORGANISM (Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 MICROSCOPE (Sci.) 
 
 midrib 
 
 MILDEW (Biol.) 
 
 MINERAL (Sci.) 
 
 MINIMUM. (Sci.) 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 MITER 
 
 MIXTURE (Sci.) 
 
 MODE 
 
 MODEL (Phys.) 
 
 NITROGEN (Scl.) 
 
 NITROGENOUS (Chem.) 
 
 NON-CONDUCTOR (Chem, 
 Phys.) 
 
 non-crystalline 
 
 NORMAL 
 
 NOURISHMENT (Biol.) 
 
 nucleus (Physiol.) 
 
 NUTRITION (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 NUTRITIOUS 
 
 obesity 
 
 ODOR 
 
 okra 
 
 olein (Chem.) 
 
 OLEOMARGARINE (Chem. 
 Geog. ) 
 
 “opaque (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 ORGANIC (Sci.) 
 
 ORGANISM (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 ORNAMENTATION 
 ossein 
 OUNCE (Phys.) 
 outlet (Geog.) 
 OVERBALANCED 
 overtaxing 
 
 oxalic (Chem.) 
 OXIDATION (Sci.) 
 OXYGEN (Sci.) 
 
 PALATABLE ( Biol.) 
 
 PANEL 
 
 PANTRY 
 
 PARALLEL (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 PARASITE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 PARTICLES (Biol. Geog. 
 Phys.) 
 
 PASTE 
 
 PASTEURIZE (Biol.) 
 
 PATIENT 
 
 PENETRATE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 pepsin (Physiol.) 
 
 peptones (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 PERISHABLE (Physiol. ) 
 
 peristalsis (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 permeate (Phys.) 
 
 PEROXIDE (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 PERSPIRATION (Biol. 
 Physiol. ) . 
 
 petroleum (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 phosphorus (Sci.) 
 
 PHYSICAL (Sci.) 
 
 PHYSIOLOGY ( Biol.) 
 
 pierced 
 
 PIGEON 
 
 pilot 
 
 PIMENTO. 
 
 pine nuts | 
 
 plasma (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 POISONOUS (Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 POLISHING 
 
 PORCELAIN (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 PORES (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 POROUS (Sci.) 
 
 portal (Bvol.) 
 
 portiére 
 
- PORTION 
 potash (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 potasstum (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 poultice 
 ~POWDERED (Chem. ) 
 PRECIPITATION (Sci.) 
 PREDIGESTED 
 PREDOMINATE 
 preliminary 
 PREPARATION 
 PRESERVATION (Sci.) 
 PRESERVATIVE (Chem. ) 
 PRESERV& 
 prevalence 
 pricks 
 PRINCIPLE (Sci. ) 
 PROCESS (Sci.) 
 PROJECT 
 PROPERTIES (Sci.) 
 PROPORTIONS (Sci. ) 
 PROTEIN (Biol. Chem.) 
 protoplasm (Sct.) 
 
 PTOMAINE (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 
 ptyalin (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 PULVERIZE (Sci. ) 
 
 PURIFY (Chem. ) 
 
 push pins 
 
 PUTRIFY (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 QUALITIES (Scei.) 
 QUART (Chem. ) 
 
 QT. 
 
 RACK 
 
 RADIATION (Sci.) 
 RANCID (Chem. ) 
 ratio (Phys.) 
 RATION (Biol.) 
 reaction (Scv.) 
 RECEIPTS 
 
 rectangular (Phys.) 
 
 REFINE (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 REFUSE (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 regeneration (Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 REGULATE (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 REINFORCE 
 
 RELATIVE (Sci.) 
 
 RELIABLE 
 
 RELISH 
 
 REMODEL 
 
 REMOVE 
 
 ' render 
 
 RENOVATE 
 
 replenish 
 
 representation 
 
 REPRODUCTION ( Biol.) 
 
 REQUIREMENT 
 
 RESIDUE (Chem.) 
 
 resistant (Sci.) 
 
 RESPIRATION (Sei.) 
 
 restrict 
 
 retention (Phys.) 
 
 reverse (Biol. Chem. 
 Phys.) 
 
 RICKETS (Physiol. ) 
 
 RINSE 
 
 roots ( Biol.) 
 
 ROT (Geog.) 
 
 rotate (Phys.) 
 
 SALIVARY (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 SAL SODA (Chem.) 
 
 saltpetre (Geog.) 
 
 SANITARY (Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 sapontfication (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 SATURATE (Sci. ) 
 
 SCALD 
 
 SCALES (Geog.) 
 
 SCANT 
 
 oe | 
 
 SCHEDULE 
 
 SCIENCE (Sci.) 
 
 scorbutic 
 
 SCORCH 
 
 SCOUR 
 
 SCRAMBLE 
 
 SCRAPE 
 
 SCRAPS 
 
 scrolls 
 
 scum. (Biol.) 
 
 seal (Geog.) 
 
 SEASON 
 
 SEASONABLE (CGeog.) 
 
 SECONDS 
 
 SECRETION (Biol.) 
 
 sedentary (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 sediment (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog.) 
 
 seeding 
 
 SELECTION (Biol... Phys.) 
 
 SERUM ( Physiol.) 
 
 SERVICEABLE 
 
 SHEET-IRON 
 
 SHOPPING 
 
 SHORTEN 
 
 SHOWY 
 
 SHREDDED 
 
 SIDEBOARD 
 
 silicate (Chem.) 
 
 ‘SIZING’? 
 
 SKIN (Geog.) 
 
 SLANTING 
 
 SLASH 
 
 SLICE 
 
 slides 
 
 SOAP POWDER (Chem.) 
 
 SOAP SHAKER 
 
 sopA (Chem. ) 
 
 sodium (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 solidity (Chem.) 
 
 SOLUBLE (Sci.) 
 
 SOLVENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
SOUR 
 
 SPARINGLY 
 
 SPATTER 
 
 spice (Geog.) 
 
 spiral (Biol. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 split 
 
 SPONGE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 SPOOL 
 
 spore 
 
 SPRINKLE 
 
 SPROUT (Biol.) 
 
 STAGNANT (Biol. Geog. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 STAIN 
 
 STANDARD 
 
 STAPLE (Biol.) 
 
 STARCH (Sci.) 
 
 STARCHY 
 
 STATIONERY ( Phys.) 
 
 stay 
 
 STEAM (Geog. Phys.) 
 
 steapsin (Briol.) 
 
 STEEP 
 
 (STERILIZATION 
 
 STERILIZE (Biol. Chem. 
 Geog. Physiol.) 
 
 suction (Chem.) 
 Subs (Chem.) 
 
 sulphur (Sct.) 
 
 supplementary 
 SURPLUS (Sci.) 
 
 suspension (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 sustenance 
 sweatshop 
 SYNTHETIC (Chem. ) 
 
 TACK 
 
 TALCUM (Chem.) 
 tannic (Biol.) 
 TANNIN (Chem.) 
 tartar (Physiol.) 
 TARTARIC (Chem.) 
 TEMPERATURE (Sci.) 
 TENDENCY (Sci.) 
 tendon | 
 TENSION (Sci.) 
 TEXTURE 
 THERMOMETER (Sci.) 
 thermos (Chem.) 
 thrift 
 
 thymus (Biol.) 
 
 tile 
 
 tincture (Chem.) 
 
 STIMULANT (Biol. Physiol.) Tint 
 
 STIMULATE 
 STIR 
 
 stop-cock (Chem. Phys.) 
 
 STORAGE (Sci.) 
 STRAIN (Phys.) 
 STRATA (Sci.) 
 STRETCH (Phys.) 
 STRINGY 
 
 STRIPE 
 SUBSTANCE (Sci.) . 
 SUBSTANTIAL (Phys.) 
 
 TISSUE (Biol. Chem.) 
 ton (Phys.) 
 TOUGHNESS 
 
 toxin (Biol. Chem. 
 _ Physiol.) 
 transient 
 translucent (Sc2.) 
 TRANSPARENT (Sci. ) 
 TRAP (Phys.) 
 TRIMMING 
 
 tripe 
 
 SUBSTITUTE (Chem. Phys.) triple 
 
 SUCCULENT 
 
 triple fold 
 
 tropical ( Geog.) 
 truss 
 TUBERCULOSIS (Sci.) 
 
 tubular (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 tuning 
 TURPENTINE (Sci.) 
 TYPHOID (Bicol. Physiol.) 
 
 universal (Sct.) 
 
 UNRAVEL 
 
 UNTIDY 
 
 upright 
 
 urea (Bool. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 uric acid (Biol.) 
 
 UTENSIL 
 
 UTILIZE (Sci. ) 
 
 VAGUUM (NSci.) 
 
 vapor (Sct.) 
 
 vaporize (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 VARIATION (Sci.) 
 
 VARIETY 
 
 VARNISH (Chem.) 
 
 vaseline (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 vat (Chem.) 
 
 veining 
 
 VENTILATION (Sci.) 
 
 vermin 
 
 vertebrate (Biol.) 
 
 vital (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 VITALITY (Physiol. ) 
 
 volatile (Chem. Phys. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 WARE (Geog. ) 
 WASTE PIPE 
 WHIPPING 
 WHOLESOME 
 WOODWORK 
 WRAPPER 
 
ALMOND 
 ALLSPICE 
 angelica 
 
 APPETITE (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 APPETIZING 
 APRICOT ( Geog.) 
 ARTICHOKE (Biol.) 
 ASPARAGUS 
 
 BACON 
 BAKING-POWDER 
 baking-sheet 
 BAKING SODA 
 BATTER. (Chem. ) 
 BAY LEAF 
 BEEFSTEAK 
 BISCUIT 
 
 bisque 
 
 BLANCH (Biol.) 
 BLANC-MANGE 
 BLEND 
 
 bluefish ( Geog.) 
 bologna 
 BOUILLION 
 braise 
 
 BRAN (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 BRAZIL NUTS 
 BREAD FLOUR 
 BREAD STICKS 
 BUN 
 
 butter nuts 
 BUTTERINE 
 BUTTERMILK 
 
 CALORIC 
 CALORIE (Sci. ) 
 Camembert 
 CANDIED 
 CANDLING 
 cannelon 
 CANNING 
 CANTALOUPE 
 
 (2) Food Terms 
 
 CARAMEL 
 CARAMELIZE 
 cassava (Biol.) 
 CASSEROLE 
 CATSUP 
 CAULIFLOWER 
 CELERY 
 
 CEREAL (Biol. Geog. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 chard 
 charlotte 
 Cheddar 
 CHESTNUT (Geog. ) 
 chickory 
 CHILE-CON-CARNE 
 CHOPS 
 CHOWDER 
 chuck 
 CINNAMON 
 CLAMS (Geog.) 
 CLOVES (Geog.) 
 COCOA 
 CODFISH (Geog.) 
 COLANDER 
 COLD DIPPED 
 COLD PACK 
 compote 
 
 CULINARY 
 
 CURD (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 CURING 
 
 CURRANTS 
 
 curry 
 
 CUSTARD 
 
 CUTLETS 
 
 delicatessen 
 
 - DESSERT 
 
 DICED 
 dill 
 
 DOUGH 
 
 DREDGE (Geog. ) 
 drip coffee 
 DRIPPINGS 
 DROP-BATTER 
 droplets (Chem.) 
 DUMPLING | 
 
 eclair 
 Edam 
 EGG-NOG 
 ENDIVE 
 
 filbert 
 
 CONDIMENT (Biol. Physiol.) fish roe 
 
 CONFECTION 
 CONFECTIONERS 
 COOKERY 
 
 core (Phys. Physiol.) 
 
 CORNED 
 CORN FLAKES 
 CORNMEAL 
 CORNSTARCH 
 CRANBERRIES 
 OREAMED 
 CROQUETTES 
 CROUTON 
 
 crust (Chem.) 
 CUCUMBER 
 
 FOODSTUFFS (Biol. Geog. 
 
 Physiol.) 
 FONDANT 
 FONDUE 
 foreshank 
 FOWL (Geog. ) 
 frankforters - 
 frappé 
 FREEZER 
 FRENCH DRESSING 
 FRICASSE 
 FRITTER 
 FROSTING 
 FRY 
 
FUDGE 
 ‘*RUEL FOODS’’ 
 
 GAME | 
 
 GARBAGE (Geog.) 
 
 GARLIC 
 
 GELATIN (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 GIBLET 
 
 gulls (Biol.) 
 
 GINGERBREAD 
 
 GIZZARD ( Biol.) 
 
 glacé 
 
 GLAZE (Chem. ) 
 
 GLUCOSE (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 GLUTEN (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 
 glutenin 
 
 GRAHAM 
 
 GRAIN (Geog.) 
 
 GRAPENUTS 
 
 GREASY 
 
 GREENS 
 
 griddle 
 
 gristle ( Biol.) 
 
 grits 
 
 GRUEL 
 
 haddock (Geog.) 
 HALIBUT (Geog.) 
 HAZEL NUTS 
 HERBS 
 
 HICKORY NUTS 
 HIND QUARTER 
 HOMINY (Geog.) 
 HORSERADISH 
 HOT-PACK 
 HUCKLEBERRIES 
 hulls | 
 husk 
 
 ICES 
 ICING 
 
 JAM 
 JELLY 
 
 JUICE (Geog. ) 
 jumbles 
 JUNKET 
 
 kale 
 
 KERNEL (Biol. Geog.) 
 KNEAD 
 
 KOHLRABI (Biol.) 
 
 LAMB 
 LEAF-LARD 
 
 LEAN 
 
 LEAVEN 
 
 LEFT-OVERS 
 
 LEGUME (Biol.) 
 legumin (Biol. Chem.) 
 LENTIL (Biol.) 
 LETTUCE 
 
 LIMA BEANS 
 
 LIVER (Biol. Physiol.) 
 LOIN 
 
 LUNCHEON 
 
 MACARONI 
 MACAROON 
 malt (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol.) 
 marguerite 
 MARMALADE 
 MARROW (Biol.) 
 MASH 
 marinate 
 MAYONNAISE 
 MEALY 
 MENU 
 MERINGUE 
 middlings 
 milling 
 
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 MINCED 
 MOLASSES 
 
 MOUSSE 
 
 MUFFINS 
 
 MusH (Biol. Physiol.) 
 MUSHROOMS 
 MUSKMELONS 
 MUTTON (Geog.) 
 
 Neufechatel 
 
 nibs 
 
 NOODLES 
 
 NUTMEG 
 
 NUTRIENT (Biol. Chem. 
 Physiol. ) 
 
 NUTRIMENTS 
 
 OATMEAL 
 OLIVE OIL (Geog.) 
 OMELET 
 
 ONE DISH MEAL 
 OPEN KETTLE 
 OVER-RIPE __ 
 OYSTER (Geog.) 
 
 | PACKED’? EGGS 
 
 PAN BROIL 
 
 PANCAKE 
 
 PANCREAS (Biol. Physiol.) 
 pancreatic (Biol. Physiol.) 
 PANNED . 
 
 panocha 
 
 PAPRIKA 
 
 PARAFFIN (Sci.) 
 
 PARBOIL 
 
 PARCH 
 
 PARE 
 
 PARKERHOUSE 
 
 PARSLEY 
 
 PASTRY 
 
 PATTIE 
 
 PEANUT 
 
 PECAN’ 
 
 PECTIN 
 
pectose 
 
 PEEL 
 
 peeler 
 peppercorn 
 PEPPERS 
 PERCOLATE (Phys.) 
 PERCOLATOR 
 PICKLING 
 PINFEATHERS 
 PINEAPPLE 
 pistachio 
 
 PLANK (Phys.) 
 plate scraper 
 PLATTER 
 
 PLUCK 
 
 POACH 
 
 POPOVER 
 PORTERHOUSE 
 POTATO (Geog. ) 
 POT ROAST 
 POULTRY (Geog.) 
 POUND CAKE 
 POUR BATTER 
 PRIME RIBS 
 °RUNES (Geog. ) 
 PUFFED RICE 
 PULP (Biol. Geog.) 
 purée 
 
 qual 
 
 QUICK BREAD 
 QUICK DOUGH 
 QUINCE 
 
 RAISINS (Geog.) 
 ramekin 
 RAREBIT 
 RECIPE 
 
 REFRIGERATION (Sci.) 
 REFRIGERATOR (Sci.) 
 
 RENNET 
 
 RENNIN (Chem. Physiol.) 
 
 RHUBARB 
 
 RIB ( Physiol.) 
 RICER | 
 RIND (Biol. ) 
 ROAST 
 
 ROLLED OATS 
 Roquefort 
 ROUND STEAK 
 RUMP 
 
 RYE 
 
 SALAD 
 
 salsify 
 SALTINE 
 SANDWICH 
 sardine (Geog.) 
 SAUCE 
 SAUCEPAN 
 SAUSAGE 
 SAUTE 
 
 savor 
 
 SAVORY 
 scrapple 
 SEAR 
 
 SHAD 
 
 shank 
 SHERBERT 
 SHORT CAKE 
 SHORTENING 
 shrimps 
 
 SIEVE 
 
 SIFT 
 
 SILENCE CLOTH 
 SIMMER 
 
 SINK STRAINER 
 SIRLOIN 
 skewer 
 SKILLET 
 
 SKIM 
 skimmer 
 SLAUGHTER (Geog.) 
 SLAW 
 
 smelts 
 SMOTHER 
 
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 SOFT DOUGH 
 SOGGY 
 
 sorghum (Geog.) 
 sorrel 
 
 SOUFFLE 
 
 soup sticks 
 
 soy bean (Geog.) 
 SPAGHETTI 
 sparers 
 SPATULA 
 SPINACH 
 
 spk. 
 
 SQUAB 
 
 squash 
 
 STEAK 
 
 stearin (Chem.) 
 stemming 
 
 stew (Phys.) 
 STIFF DOUGH 
 STOCK (Geog. ) 
 STRAWBERRIES 
 SUCCOTASH 
 sucrose (Chem.) 
 SUET (Biol.) 
 SWEETBREADS 
 SWISS STEAK 
 
 SyRuUP (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 T. 
 TABLESPOON 
 TAFFY 
 TAPIOCA (Geog.) 
 tarpaulin 
 TART 
 
 T-BONE 
 
 TBSP. 
 TEASPOON 
 tea-cart 
 TENDERLOIN 
 theine 
 
 THICK BATTER 
 
 THICKEN 
 
 THICKENING 
 
threshing ( Geog.) 
 timbale . 
 TOP MILK 
 trichina 
 
 TSP. 
 
 tuber (Bvrol.) 
 TUMBLER 
 
 tuna 
 
 Tureen 
 
 UNCOOKED 
 UNDERN OURISHED 
 UNDERWEIGHT 
 
 VANILLA (Geog. ) 
 
 AcCESsoRY (Biol. Geog.) 
 accordion 
 
 AEROPLANE CLOTH 
 albatross 
 
 alpaca (Geog.) 
 APPAREL 
 
 APPLIQUE 
 
 ARMHOLE 
 
 ATTIRE 
 
 BACKSTITCH 
 
 bagging 
 
 bale (Geog.) 
 
 BAND (Geog.) 
 
 BAR ( Geog.) 
 
 basque 
 
 bast (Biol.) 
 
 BASTE 
 
 Batik 
 
 batiste 
 
 _battenng 
 
 BEADING | 
 _ BEAVER (Geog. ) 
 Bedford Cord 
 BELTING 
 
 berkeley 
 
 VEAL ! 
 VEGETABLE (Geog. ) 
 vermicella 
 
 VINEGAR ( Geog.) 
 viscogen 
 
 VITAMIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
 
 WAFER 
 WAFFLES 
 
 WALNUT (Geog.) 
 WATER CRESS 
 WATER-GLASS (Chem.) 
 WATERMELONS 
 
 WATER SOLUBLE 
 
 WAX 
 
 (3) .Clothing Terms 
 
 betweens 
 
 BIAS 
 
 bib 
 
 BINDING (Geog. ) 
 BLANKET-STITCH 
 BLOOMERS 
 
 ‘BLOUSE 
 
 BOBBIN 
 BODICE 
 BODKIN 
 bolivia 
 
 BOLT ( Phys.) 
 BOX PLEAT 
 BRAIDS 
 BRASSIER 
 BRIER STITCH 
 brillantine 
 BROADCLOTH 
 BROCADE 
 BUCKRUM 
 bunting 
 BURLAP 
 
 BUST 
 butchers linen 
 BUTTON 
 
 BUTTONHOLE 
 
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 wheatena 
 
 WHEY (Biol. Chem.) 
 
 WHITE FISH 
 WHITE SAUCE 
 WHOLE WHEAT 
 
 WILT 
 
 WINDPIPE 
 
 WINTERGREEN (Chem.) 
 
 yam (Biol.) 
 
 YEAST (Biol. Chem. 
 
 Physiol. ) 
 YOLK (Biol.) 
 
 eweiback 
 
 calendering 
 CALICO 
 CAMBRIC 
 CAMISOLE 
 CANTON 
 CANVAS 
 CARDING 
 cartridge cloth 
 CASHMERE 
 CASING (Physiol.) 
 CATCH-STITCH 
 CHAIN-STITCH 
 CHALLIE 
 CHAMBRAY 
 chamois ( Geog.) 
 CHARMEUSE 
 CHEESECLOTH 
 CHEMISE 
 chemisette 
 chentile 
 
 chevrot 
 
 chevron 
 CHIFFON 
 
 CHINA SILK 
 chinchilla 
 CHINTZ 
 
cloth beam ECRU | garb 
 
 CLOTHING ( Geog.) EDGING GARMENT 
 CLUNY ELASTIC (Sci. ) GATHER 
 continuous lap EMBLEM GATHERINGS 
 coral stitch EMBROIDERY GAUGE (Chem. Phys.) 
 corduroy EMERY - GEORGETTE 
 COSTUME | entre-deux GINGHAM 
 COTTON (Geog.) eponge GINNING 
 COTTON SEED etamine serge yous GIRDLE (Biol.) 
 *“cover”’ | EYELET gloria 
 COVER BAGS godet | 
 coverlet FABRIC (Chem.) ' GORE 
 covert FACING gossamer 
 CRASH FADE grenadine 
 oraiendtte _FAGOT | GROSGRAIN 
 Ceres faalle ground-downs 
 eee FAN-END GUIDE (Phys.) 
 Aeon FASHION guimpes 
 FASTENER GUSSET 
 CRETONNE 
 AS featherbone 
 crinoline ) : 
 FEATHERSTITCH habutai 
 Caeye. FELLED - hackled 
 Sea TC FELT : HANDIWORK 
 CUFF FILET HANDKERCHIEF 
 custom-made FITTING i HANGERS 
 FLANNEL hanks 
 DAMASK FLANNELETTE heddle 
 ‘DARNING FLAT FELL HEM 
 DARTS FLEECE HEM MARKER 
 denim fleece-lined HEMMING STITCH 
 diamond stitch FLOSS HEMSTITCH 
 DIAPER _ FLOUNCE Henrietia 
 DIMITY | four-strand herringbone 
 acl FOOTING HIP LENGTH 
 Rah 20a foulard | HIP LINE 
 Ra FRAYING HOMESPUN 
 FRENCH HEM HOOKS (Phys.) 
 DRY-CLEANED 
 FRENCH KNOTS HOSIERY (Geog.) 
 Fe ries FRENCH SEAM huckaback 
 duvet de larne FULL-FASHIONED 
 DUVETYN | INDIAN HEAD 
 DYE (Chem. Geog.) GABARDINE INSERTION 
 DYED-IN-YARN GALATEA ! INVISIBLE (Chem.) 
 
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JACKET 
 jean cloth 
 
 JUTE (Biol. Geog.) 
 
 kersey 
 
 khaka 
 
 KIMONO 
 
 kalt 
 KNICKERBOCKERS 
 KNIT 
 
 lacing 
 
 ladies cloth 
 LAPEL 
 LAPPED SEAM 
 landsdowne 
 LAVENDER 
 LAWN 
 layette 
 LAZY-DAISY 
 LENGTHEN 
 LENGTHWISE 
 LINEN (Geog.) 
 LINGERIE 
 LINING 
 
 LINT 
 
 linters 
 
 LISLE 
 LONGCLOTH 
 LOOM 
 
 Loop (Phys.) 
 
 mannish 
 MARQUISETTE 
 MATERIAL (Sci. ) 
 melton cloth 
 
 MERCERIZE (Chem.) 
 
 merino 
 
 mesh 
 
 MESSALINE 
 
 MIDDY 
 
 MILLINER (Geog.) 
 MILLINERY 
 
 MOHAIR 
 motreé 
 MONOGRAM 
 MUFFLER 
 MULL 
 mungo 
 MUSLIN 
 
 NAINSOOK 
 NAP 
 
 NAPKIN 
 nappery 
 NECKBAND 
 NEEDLE (Geog. Phys.) 
 NEEDLE-BAR 
 NEEDLEWORK 
 NEGLIGEE 
 NET 
 NIGHTDRESS 
 NOTCHES 
 
 ORGANDIE 
 organzine 
 OUTING 
 OUTLINING 
 OVERCASTING 
 OVERHANDING 
 OVERLAPPING 
 
 PADDING 
 PATCH 
 PATCHWORK 
 PATTERN 
 PEPLUM 
 PERCALE 
 percaline 
 PERFORATION (Sci.) 
 PETTICOAT 
 PICOT 
 PIECING 
 
 pile 
 pinking 
 PIPING 
 
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 pique 
 
 PLACKET 
 
 PLAID 
 
 PLAIN SEAM 
 PLAITS 
 
 PLEATS 
 
 PLIABLE ( Phys.) 
 PLUSH 
 
 POLKA DOT 
 
 polo cloth 
 PONGEE 
 
 POPLIN 
 
 PRESSER FOOT 
 PRINCESS SLIP 
 Prussian binding 
 PUFF 
 
 PUMPS 
 
 purl 
 
 quilter 
 
 rajah 
 
 ramve linen 
 RATINE 
 
 RAVEL 
 
 RAW EDGE 
 
 RAW SILK 
 READY MADE 
 reeled silk 
 
 reel . 
 retting 
 
 revers 
 
 RIPPLING 
 ROMPERS 
 ROSETTE (Biol. ) 
 ruching 
 RUFFLE 
 
 rumple 
 RUNNING STITCH 
 Russian crash 
 
 sacque : 
 sampler 
 
sandal 
 
 SASH 
 
 SATEEN 
 
 SATIN STITCH 
 SCALLOP 
 
 SCARF 
 
 SCISSORS 
 
 SCRIM 
 
 scutch 
 
 SEAM 
 
 seersucker 
 SELVAGE 
 
 SERGE 
 SERPENTINE (Chem.) 
 serration | 
 shantung 
 
 SHEARS (Phys.) 
 SHEETING 
 SHIRRING 
 SHIRTING 
 SHIRTWAIST 
 SHODDY 
 
 SHRINK 
 
 SHUTTLE 
 
 SILK (Geog.) 
 silkoline 
 SILKWORM (Geog.) 
 silvertone 
 
 SKEIN 
 
 sleazy 
 
 _ SLEEVE FORM 
 
 . SLEEVE PROTECTOR 
 SLIPS ( Biol.) 
 SLIP-STITCH 
 
 slot seam 
 
 slub 
 
 SMOCK 
 
 SNAPS 
 
 soutache 
 
 _ SPIN 
 
 spindle (Biol. Phys.) 
 stencil 
 STIFFENING 
 
 stiletto 
 
 STITCH 
 stockinet 
 STRAND (Phys.) 
 STROKING 
 
 STYLE (Biol.) 
 SUEDE 
 
 TAFFETA 
 TAILOR-BASTE 
 TAILORED 
 TAILOR’S CHALK 
 TAILOR’S SQUARE 
 TAILOR’S TACKS 
 TAPE 
 
 TAPE-LINE 
 TAPE-MEASURE 
 TAPESTRY (Geog. ) 
 TATTING 
 
 TAUPE 
 
 teasels 
 
 TEXTILE (Chem. Geog.) 
 
 THIMBLE 
 THREAD END 
 TICKING 
 torchon 
 TOWELING 
 trace (Chem.) 
 TRACING WHEEL 
 TRANSFER ( Phys.) 
 treadle 
 
 tricot 
 TRICOTINE 
 TUCK 
 
 TUCKER 
 
 TUNIC 
 
 tussah 
 
 TWEED 
 
 TWILL 
 
 TWIST 
 
 UNBLEACHED 
 UNDERARM 
 
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 under bodice 
 UNDERLAP 
 UNDERWAIST 
 UNFINISHED 
 UNIFORM 
 union suit 
 
 VAL LACE 
 valance (Chem.) 
 Valenciennes 
 velour 
 VELVET 
 VELVETEEN 
 vent 
 Venetian 
 vestee 
 
 VOGUE 
 
 VOILE 
 
 WAISTBAND 
 WAISTLINE 
 WARDROBE 
 WARP 
 
 wave stitch 
 WEAVE (Geog.) 
 WEBBING 
 
 WEIGHTING (Phys.) 
 
 welt 
 whalebone 
 WHIPCORD 
 WOOF 
 WOOLEN (Geog.) 
 wool poplin 
 WORSTED 
 
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 WRINKLE 
 
 YARN 
 YOKE 
 
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 PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
 BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
 
 Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
 Department of Psychology 
 The Ohio State University 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 13: MANUAL TRAINING. (Woodwork and Elementary Metal Work) 
 
 The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
 books in Manual Training. The words in capitals are the terms considered most 
 important by teachers; these words should be learned first. The words in italics 
 are somewhat less important but should be learned. The words in ordinary type 
 are not very important, but they appear frequently in textbooks; therefore, 
 their meaning should be known. 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
 not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 MANUAL TRAINING 
 
 abrasive ART bast 
 absorb ARTISTIC BASTARD 
 ACID asbestos battens 
 adaptation ASH BEAM 
 ALCOHOL asphalt BEECH 
 alligator wrench ASSEMBLING BEESWAX 
 alloy AUGER BELLOWS 
 altitude AUGER BIT BELTING 
 aluminum auxthary BENCH HOOK 
 amalgam AWL BENCH STOP 
 ammonia AXIS benzine 
 anchor AXLE Bessemer 
 ANGLE BEVEL 
 ANGLE IRON babbit BEVEL SQUARE 
 anneal backing hammer bin 
 ANVIL back lash BINDING 
 APEX BACK SAW BIRCH 
 APPARATUS balance BIRD’S EYE MAPLE 
 appliance balustrade BISECT 
 APRON ball plane BIT 
 arbor BAR BIT BRACE 
 ARC BASE bituminous 
 
 ~ ARCHITECTURAL BASSWOOD BLACKSMITHING 
 
BLADE 
 
 blast 
 
 blast furnace 
 BLIND HOLE 
 BLOCK PLANE 
 blowpipe 
 BLUEPRINT 
 biunt 
 
 BOARD FOOT 
 BOLT 
 
 borax 
 
 bore 
 
 BRACE 
 BRACKET 
 BRAD 
 
 BRASS 
 
 braze 
 
 broad leaf 
 bronze 
 buckling 
 bulge 
 BURNISH 
 BURR 
 
 BUTT 
 butterfly nut 
 BUTT JOINT 
 butt weld 
 
 CABINET 
 CALIPERS 
 ealeulate 
 
 cam 
 cancellation 
 canvas 
 
 cap chisel 
 cap vron 
 
 caps 
 CAPSCREW 
 carbon 
 CARBORUNDUM 
 CARPENTRY 
 CARRIAGE BOLT 
 CARVING 
 
 case hardened 
 cast gears 
 CAST IRON 
 casting 
 
 castor 
 
 caulk 
 
 CEDAR 
 CEMENT 
 centering chisel 
 CENTER POST 
 CENTER PUNCH 
 CHAMFER 
 chamois 
 charcoal 
 chasing tool 
 CHECKING 
 chemical 
 CHESTNUT 
 chilling 
 CHISEL 
 chrome steel 
 CHUCK 
 
 cinder 
 circular pitch 
 CLAMP 
 
 CLAMP VISE 
 CLAW HAMMER 
 clay 
 CLEARANCE 
 CLEATS 
 
 clevis 
 
 clinker 
 clogging 
 CLOSE GRAINED 
 COARSE GRAINED 
 COG WHEEL 
 cohesion 
 
 cowl 
 COINCIDE 
 
 COKE 
 
 COLD CHISEL 
 combustion 
 commutator 
 
 COMPASS 
 COMPASS SAW 
 complementary 
 compression 
 concave 
 concentric 
 CONCRETE 
 conductiwity 
 cone 
 
 conical 
 conifer 
 consistency 
 constituent 
 contour 
 contraction 
 conventional 
 CONVEX 
 
 cope 
 
 COPING SAW 
 core 
 core-box 
 core-print 
 corner plate 
 corrugations 
 COTTER PIN 
 COTTONWOOD 
 COUNTERSINK 
 CRANK 
 crease 
 creosote 
 CROSSBAR 
 CROSSCUT | 
 CROSS GRAINED 
 cross hatch 
 CROSS LAP 
 CROSS PIECE 
 cross section 
 CROWBAR 
 crucible steel 
 
 culls 
 
 curvature 
 CURVES 
 cut gears 
 
CUTTER 
 cutting trons 
 CUTTING OFF 
 cutting lip 
 CUTTING PLANE 
 CYLINDRICAL 
 CYPRESS 
 
 DADOS 
 decoration 
 depression 
 DESIGN 
 deteriorate 
 device 
 DIAGONAL 
 DIAGRAM 
 DIAMETER 
 diamond point 
 dilute 
 DIMENSIGN 
 dipper 
 
 disc 
 discoloration 
 DIVIDERS 
 dogs 
 
 double tron 
 double tree 
 DOVETAIL 
 DOWEL | 
 DRAFT 
 DRAFTSMAN 
 drag 
 
 draw boring 
 DRAWING KNIFE 
 drawing out 
 drift pin 
 DRILL 
 
 DRILL BIT 
 DRILL PRESS 
 drip pin 
 drop forge 
 durable 
 
 aye 
 
 earthenware 
 EBONY 
 edging 
 electrotyping 
 ELEVATION 
 ellipse 
 embedded 
 emboss 
 EMERY 
 ENAMEL 
 
 end gate 
 energy 
 engineering 
 engraving 
 EQUIDISTANT 
 EQUILATERAL 
 escutcheon 
 etching 
 evergreen 
 excavate 
 excelsior 
 exhaust 
 EXPANSION 
 explosive 
 extension 
 EXTENSION BIT 
 EYEBOLT 
 
 eye chisel 
 
 FACE PLATE 
 facet 
 FAHRENHEIT 
 faience 
 feather edge 
 ferule 
 
 fibre 
 
 fibrous 
 
 FILE 
 
 filings 
 FILLER 
 fillets 
 
 filter 
 
 FINE GRAINED 
 
 FINISHING 
 fire brick 
 FLANGE 
 flask 
 flatter 
 
 flat weld 
 flume 
 
 flush 
 fluted 
 
 flux 
 foreshorten 
 forge 
 forming 
 formula 
 forstner bit 
 
 - fracture 
 
 FRAME 
 FREEHAND 
 French curve 
 fretwork 
 FRICTION 
 
 frog 
 
 fuel 
 
 fuller 
 
 fumes 
 
 fuse 
 
 galvanize 
 GAUGE 
 gauge pin 
 gears 
 generator 
 GIMLET 
 gump 
 glaze 
 glazer 
 GLUE 
 graduated 
 GRAIN 
 graphical 
 GRIND 
 GRINDSTONE 
 grit 
 
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 GROOVE | 
 GUIDE LINES 
 gun metal 
 
 hack berry 
 HACK SAW 
 HALF LAP 
 half tone 
 HALVED JOINT 
 HAMMAR 
 handicraft 
 HAND SCREW 
 HANGER 
 hardening 
 hardie 
 harmony 
 harness 
 HATCHET 
 heading tool 
 headstock 
 hearth 
 HEARTWOOD 
 HEMLOCK 
 HICKORY 
 
 high speed steel 
 
 HINGE 
 
 hob nail 
 hollow bit 
 HONING 
 HORIZONTAL 
 horn 
 
 horse power 
 hydraulic 
 HYPOTENUSE 
 
 ILLUSTRATION 
 implement 
 impurity 
 inclination 
 incline 
 INDUSTRY 
 ingot 
 ingredients 
 
 INLAY 
 INSCRIBE 
 insert 
 
 install 
 INSTRUMENT 
 INTERSECTION 
 ironing 
 isometric 
 ISOSCELES 
 
 JACK KNIFE 
 JACK PLANE 
 jamb 
 japanned 
 JAWS 
 
 JIG SAW 
 JOINTER 
 JOIST 
 
 kerf 
 kerosene 
 KEYED JOINT 
 KEYHOLE SAW 
 kiln 
 
 KILN DRIED 
 kindling 
 kink 
 
 KIT 
 
 knob 
 KNOTHOLE 
 
 lacquer 
 lagging wp 
 lapping 
 
 lap wel 
 LATERAL 
 lath 
 
 LATHE 
 
 LAY OUT 
 leads 
 LENGTHWISE 
 LETTERING 
 level square 
 
 LEVER 
 lamestone 
 lamewood 
 LINEAR 
 links 
 LINSEED 
 lip 
 
 locust 
 LOGGING 
 longitudinal 
 long splice 
 LUBRICANT 
 lug 
 LUMBER - 
 
 MACHINERY 
 machine steel 
 magnetic 
 MAHOGANY 
 main shafting 
 malleable 
 MALLET 
 mandrel 
 MANUAL TRAINING 
 MAR 
 
 MARGIN 
 MARKING GAUGE 
 mattock 
 MEASUREMENT 
 MECHANIC 
 MECHANICAL 
 melting 
 mercury 
 METAL 
 metallic 
 meter 
 micrometer 
 mill cut 
 
 mill files 
 Mission 
 
 MITER 
 
 MODEL 
 MOISTURE 
 
mold 
 
 molten 
 
 MONKEY WRENCH 
 monogram 
 mordant 
 
 mortar 
 
 MORTISE 
 
 muriatre 
 
 NAIL 
 
 nib 
 
 nickel 
 
 NICKS ‘ 
 Norway tron 
 NOSING 
 NOTCHING 
 nozzle 
 
 NUT 
 
 OBLIQUE 
 OCTAGON 
 OCTAGONAL 
 OILSTONE 
 
 OPEN END WRENCH 
 
 OPEN GRAIN 
 ore 
 orthographic 
 OUTLINE 
 oxide 
 
 oxidize 
 oxygen 
 
 PANEL 
 
 PANEL SAW 
 paraffin 
 PARALLEL 
 PARALLELOGRAM 
 paring 
 PARTITION 
 PATTERN 
 peen 
 
 peen hammer 
 PEG 
 
 PERPENDICULAR 
 PERSPECTIVE 
 pictorial 
 prg iron 
 pigment 
 PIN 
 
 pin drill 
 PINCERS 
 pinion 
 piston 
 PITCH 
 
 pith 
 
 pwot 
 PLANE 
 PLANER 
 plaster of Parts 
 PLATE 
 platinum 
 PLIERS 
 PLUMB 
 PLUMB BOB 
 PLUMB LINE 
 POLISH 
 POPLAR 
 porcelain 
 pores 
 porous 
 portable 
 Portland cement 
 power 
 pressure 
 prism 
 PROJECT 
 PROJECTION 
 prong 
 PROOF 
 proportion 
 protractor 
 PRY 
 
 PULLEY 
 pulp 
 pulverize 
 PUMICE 
 
 PULTY 
 PYRAMID 
 
 QUARTERED 
 
 QUARTER SAWN 
 
 RABBET 
 RACK 
 radial 
 RADIUS 
 RAFTERS 
 RAIL 
 rake 
 range 
 RASP 
 RATCHET 
 RECTANGLE 
 
 RECTANGULAR 
 
 reduce 
 REDWOOD 
 rehardening 
 REINFORCE 
 RESAW 
 re-set 
 resin 
 RESURFACE 
 reverse 
 ribs 
 
 ridge pole 
 rim 
 
 RIP SAW 
 RIVET 
 
 ROD 
 
 rose bit 
 ROSEWOOD 
 ROUGHING 
 RULER 
 runners 
 
 saddle 
 sag 
 SANDPAPER 
 
sandstone 
 SAPWOOD 
 SASH 
 
 saw buck 
 SAWDUST 
 SAW FRAME 
 SAW HORSE 
 SAW KERF 
 SAW SET 
 scales 
 sconce 
 SCRAPER 
 scrap tron 
 SCREW 
 screw bit 
 SCREW DRIVER 
 SCREW EYE 
 SCREW HEAD 
 scribe 
 seriber. 
 scroll 
 seams 
 SEASONED 
 SECTIONAL 
 segment 
 set hammer 
 SET SCREW 
 setting 
 shade lines 
 shaft 
 shank 
 shaping 
 SHAVINGS 
 ‘SHEARS 
 shearing 
 sheeting 
 sheet metal 
 SHELLAC 
 shim 
 SHINGLE 
 ship lap board 
 shipper 
 SHORT JOINTER 
 
 SHOULDER 
 SHRINKAGE 
 SHRINK RULE 
 side joint 
 
 ‘“ signature’ 
 sill 
 
 silver 
 singletrees 
 sink 
 
 SIZING 
 
 slant 
 
 SLAT 
 
 SLEDGE 
 SLIDE 
 
 shde rest 
 sliver 
 slotted 
 slotted nut 
 sloyd 
 
 SNIPS 
 
 socket 
 SOLDER 
 
 sole 
 
 solution 
 spacing 
 SPECIFICATION 
 spherical 
 SPIKE 
 
 SPIRIT LEVEL 
 spirits 
 splice 
 SPLINTER 
 splits 
 splitting 
 split weld 
 SPOKE 
 SPOKESHAVE 
 spring caich 
 SPRUCE 
 
 _ SQUEEZER 
 
 staggered 
 STAINING 
 STAPLE 
 
 STATIONERY 
 STEEL 
 STEEL WOOL 
 stencil. 
 
 step cone 
 stiles 
 
 STRAIGHT GRAINED 
 
 strand 
 stretchout 
 stringer 
 stroke 
 STRUCTURAL 
 stud 
 superstructure 
 SURFACE 
 surface block 
 surface plate 
 swage 
 
 swivel 
 SYCAMORE 
 symbol 
 SYMMETRICAL 
 
 TABOURET 
 TACKING 
 tallow 
 
 tang 
 TANGENT 
 TAPER 
 taps 
 
 T BEVEL 
 technical 
 TEMPER 
 temperature 
 template 
 templet 
 tenacity 
 TENON 
 TEN-PENNY 
 tensile 
 tension 
 texture 
 
 T’ plate 
 
thinners 
 THREE PLY 
 THUMB SCREW 
 THUMB TACKS 
 TIMBER 
 timber hitch 
 TIN 
 
 TIN FOWL 
 linning 
 tinplate 
 
 TOEN AILING 
 TONGS 
 TONGUE 
 TOOLS 
 
 tool steel 
 TOOTH PLANE 
 top jointing 
 T-SQUARE 
 turnbuckle 
 TURNING SAW 
 turning tool 
 TURPENTINE 
 tracer 
 TRACING 
 trellis 
 
 trestle 
 TRIANGLE 
 TRIANGULAR 
 trim 
 
 TRIP HAMMER 
 trougn 
 trowel 
 TRUING UP 
 
 - TRY SQUARE 
 
 T weld 
 TWELVE-PENNY 
 twist 
 
 TWIST BIT 
 TWIST DRILL 
 
 UNDERCUT 
 uniform 
 UNRULED 
 UPHOLSTER 
 UPRIGHTS 
 upset 
 upsetting 
 
 valves 
 VARNISH 
 veining 
 VENEER 
 vermer 
 vertex 
 VERTICAL 
 vibration 
 VISE 
 
 VISE JAW 
 
 visualize 
 vulcanize 
 
 WALNUT 
 
 WARP 
 WASHERS 
 watermark 
 WAXING 
 WEATHER DRIED 
 WEDGE 
 
 WELD 
 
 WHET 
 WHETSTONE 
 WHETTED UP 
 whiffletree 
 whitewood 
 winding 
 
 wind shakes 
 WIRING 
 
 WOOD SCREWS 
 WOOD TURNING 
 woodwork 
 WORKBENCH 
 WORKING EDGE 
 WORKING FACE 
 WORKMANSHIP 
 WRENCH 
 wrought iron 
 
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 Department of Psychology PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
 The Ohio State University BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 14: ART 
 
 The following list contains the important technical words appearing in the 
 textbooks in Art work used in the schools. The words in capitals are considered 
 by teachers as very important; these should be learned first. The words in italics 
 are somewhat less important, but should be learned as soon as those in capitals 
 have been mastered. 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
 not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 ART VOCABULARY 
 
 ACCENTS BINARY CIRCULAR 
 acute bisect circumscribe 
 adjacent BLENDING classical 
 angle BLOCKING IN CLAY 
 angular BLOCK-PLANE COLOR 
 APPRECIATION BLUE-PRINTING column 
 arch bookbinder comparative 
 architect BORDER COMPASS 
 ARCHITECTURAL BRIGHT complement 
 AREA BREADTH complementary 
 ARRANGEMENT brilliancy COMPOSITION 
 ART -* brocade | CONCAVE 
 artificiality bronze concentric 
 ARTISTIC BRUSH CONCEPTION 
 art-pursutt CONE 
 art-use canvas conformity 
 attraction CARDBOARD conical 
 axis cast construction 
 CHALK CONSTRUCTIVE 
 BACKGROUND characteristic continuity 
 BALANCE | CHARCOAL contour 
 base-board chart CONTRAST 
 basketry chroma “CONVENTIONAL 
 
 BEAUTY CIRCLE conventions 
 
convergence 
 CONVEX 
 COPY 
 correlation 
 COSTUME 
 craft 
 CRAYON 
 creation 
 CUBE 
 cultwation 
 CURVE 
 
 CUT 
 cutting-pane 
 cycle 
 CYLINDRIC 
 
 DARK 
 
 dash line 
 DECORATIVE 
 decorator 
 deduction 
 DEPTH 
 DESIGN 
 DETAILS 
 diagonal 
 diagram 
 diameter 
 DIMENSION 
 discrimination 
 DISTANCE 
 distance point 
 dome 
 DOMINANT 
 Doric 
 DOTTED LINE 
 dovetail 
 DRAWING 
 dull 
 
 dyes 
 
 easel 
 EFFECT 
 ELLIPSE 
 
 ellipsoid 
 elliptical 
 equidistant 
 equilateral 
 esthetic 
 etching 
 EXHIBITION 
 EYE-LEVEL 
 
 FASHION 
 FIGURE 
 figure-painting 
 figure-sculpture 
 fired 
 
 fixative 
 
 focus 
 
 folio 
 
 foot-base 
 
 force 
 FOREGROUND 
 foreshorten 
 FORM 
 
 FRAME 
 FREE-HAND 
 fresco 
 
 full-face 
 
 geometric 
 glaze 
 
 GLUE 
 gothic 
 GRACEFUL 
 gradation 
 grade line 
 graphic art 
 grayness 
 grotesque 
 ground-plane 
 
 hammered 
 HANDWORK 
 hardness 
 HARMONY 
 
 HEAVY 
 hectograph 
 high-light 
 historic 
 HORIZONTAL 
 HUE 
 
 {LLUSTRATION 
 
 Allustrative 
 
 illustrator 
 IMAGE 
 IMAGERY 
 IMAGINATION 
 imitative 
 implement 
 incidental 
 INCONGYUOUS 
 INKING 
 
 ink stone 
 ink-wash 
 INTENSITY 
 interlace 
 interpret 
 intersection 
 invention 
 Tonic 
 wosceles 
 
 kindergarten 
 
 LANDSCAPE 
 LENGTH 
 LETTERING 
 LIGHT 
 
 LINES 
 
 line scheme 
 lining in 
 lithographic 
 living-model 
 LOCAL (COLOR) 
 
 marginal 
 masses 
 
massing 
 MASTERPIECE 
 MEASURE 
 medium 
 middle-distance 
 middle value 
 mimeograph 
 minimize 
 MODEL 
 modelling 
 molding 
 motif 
 
 MOTIVE 
 moulding 
 mount 
 mucilage 
 mural 
 
 naturalistic 
 NATURE 
 
 nature-imitation 
 
 needlework 
 NEUTRAL 
 nude 
 
 OBJECT 
 oblique 
 oblong 
 OBSERVATION 
 oul 
 
 opaque 
 opposition 
 ORANGE 
 order 
 ORIGINAL 
 ORNAMENTAL 
 OUTLINE 
 oval 
 
 painter 
 PAINTING 
 pallette 
 panel 
 
 PARALLEL 
 PASTE 
 PATTERN 
 perception 
 perimeter 
 PERPENDICULAR 
 PERSPECTIVE 
 photograph 
 pictorial 
 PICTURE 
 picture plane 
 picturesque 
 pigment 
 pillar 
 
 plane 
 plastic 
 plasticine 
 plate 
 portfolio 
 portrait 
 vortraiture 
 portray 
 pose 
 POSITION 
 POSTER 
 pottery 
 PRACTICE 
 PREDOMINANT 
 PRIMARY 
 promitive 
 principle 
 print 
 PRINTING 
 prism 
 profile 
 progression 
 projection 
 PROPORTION 
 pyramid 
 
 QUALITY 
 
 radwus 
 
 raffia 
 REALISTIG 
 RECTANGLE 
 reflection 
 related 
 
 relief 
 renaissance 
 REPETITION 
 REPRESENTATION 
 reproduction 
 retouching 
 RHYTHM 
 rudimentary 
 RULED 
 
 ruling pen 
 
 sequence 
 serif 
 setting 
 scale 
 SCENE 
 scenery 
 scheme 
 scroll 
 sculptors 
 sculpture 
 SHADE 
 SHADOW 
 SHAPE | 
 shellac 
 SIENNG 
 SILHOUETTE 
 simplicity 
 SKETCH 
 SKILL 
 SKY-LINE 
 SLOPE 
 solid 
 SPACING 
 SPECIMEN 
 spectrum 
 sphere 
 spots 
 
SQUARE 
 stability 
 stained 
 
 statue 
 
 STENCIL 
 still-life 
 strawboard 
 stripes 
 
 STROKE 
 structural 
 studio 
 
 STUDY 
 
 STYLE 
 
 subdued 
 SUBORDINATION 
 supplementary 
 SURFACE 
 symbol 
 symmetry 
 
 tapering 
 taste 
 
 technical 
 technique 
 textile 
 texture 
 THICKNESS 
 TINT 
 
 TONE 
 top-heavy 
 torso 
 TOUCHES. 
 traceable 
 TRACING 
 transfer 
 transparent 
 triad 
 TRIANGLE 
 T-SQUARE 
 turpentine 
 
 UNBALANCED 
 UNIFORM 
 
 UNIT 
 UNITY 
 UNSYMMETRICAL 
 
 vague 
 VALUES 
 VARIATION 
 VARNISH 
 vault 
 vermillion 
 vibration 
 VIOLET 
 vision 
 
 waist-line 
 
 WASHES 
 WATER-COLOR 
 width 
 wood-block 
 wood-cut 
 woodwork 
 
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 Developed by Luella Cole Pressey Published by the 
 Department of Psychology PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
 The Ohio State University BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
 
 THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
 SECTION 15: MUSIC 
 
 The following list contains the important technical words and phrases 
 appearing in the music books that are used in the schools. The words in capitals 
 are considered by teachers as very important; these should be studied first. 
 The words in italics are considered less important, but should be learned as soon 
 as those in capitals have been mastered. 
 
 It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
 difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
 the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
 will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
 should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
 not know and look up their meanings. 
 
 MUSIC VOCABULARY 
 
 a capella anima cadenza 
 ACCEL. ANIMATO cantabile 
 ACCEL. E CRES. antecedent CANTATA 
 ACCELERANDO arpeggto CANTO 
 ACCENT ASCENDING CAROL 
 ACCIDENTALS assar ?CELLO 
 ACCOMPANIMENT A TEMPO characters 
 ACTIVE augmented CHART 
 _ ADAGIO CHOIR 
 
 - ADDED LINE BAND choral 
 AD. LIB. BAR chorale 
 AD LIBITUM barcarolle CHORD 
 AIR BARITONE CHORUS 
 alla BASS CHROMATIC 
 alla breve BASSO CLARINET 
 AL FINE BASSOON CLEF 
 alla marcia BATON C-CLEF 
 allargando BEAT CODA 
 
 - ALLEGRO brace colla voce 
 ALLEGRETTO breadth compass 
 ALTO BRILLIANTE compound 
 ANDANTE brio con . 
 andante cantabile con anima 
 andantino cadence con brio 
 
CONDUCTOR | EF HOLD 
 
 con fuoco dy! FA 
 CON, MOTO falsetto IMITATION 
 consequent F-CLEF inactive 
 CONSONANTS FF, INSTRUMENT 
 CON SPIRITO FI INSTRUMENTAL 
 contra bassoon FIFE INTERLUDE 
 CONTRALTO FIFTH INTERPRETATION 
 CORNET FINALE INTERVAL 
 COUNTING FINE intonation 
 CRESCENDO flageolet INTRODUCTION 
 CRES. FLAT inversion 
 cymbals FLATTING 
 
 flexible jovoso 
 DA CAED fluently 
 D. C. Cie KEYBOARD 
 DECRESCENDO fiutelibe KEYS 
 DEGREE 
 delicato PL | LA 
 DESCENDING ta ce Santa larghetto 
 AE forzando eed 
 DIATONIC HOVE PGT: LEGATO 
 DICTATION FOUR-FOUR LEGER LINES 
 DIM. FOURTH ‘LENTO 
 DIMIN. fp. LETTERS 
 diminished French horn LI 
 DIMINUENDO LINE 
 DO gavotte LOO 
 DOLCE G-CLEF LOUD 
 DOMINANT gvocoso 
 DOT GRACE-NOTE m 
 DOUBLE BAR grandioso ma 
 DRUM OTAZIA maestoso 
 D. g. grazroso MAJOR 
 DUETT GUITAR MANDOLIN 
 
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 erghth HALF marcato 
 energico HALF NOTE MARCH 
 enharmonic HALF-STEP marcia 
 ENUNCIATION harmonica maretale 
 EXERCISE HARMONIZE mazurka 
 expressive HARMONY MEASURE 
 espressivo HEAD TONE mediant 
 
MELLOW 
 MELODIC 
 MELODY 
 meno 
 METERS 
 
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 MeZZ0 
 MEZZO FORTE 
 mezzo piano 
 MEZZO-SOPRANO 
 MF. 
 
 MI 
 
 MINOR 
 minuet 
 minuetto 
 mode 
 MODERATO 
 MODULATION 
 molto 
 monotone 
 Mosso 
 
 MOTIF 
 
 moto 
 MOVEMENT 
 MP. 
 
 MUSIC 
 MUSICAL 
 MUTE 
 
 NATURAL 
 neutral 
 non 
 
 non legato 
 normal 
 NOTATION 
 NOTES 
 
 _ oboe 
 OBBLIGATO 
 OCTAVE 
 octavo 
 ORAL 
 ORCHESTRA 
 
 ORCHESTRAL 
 ORGAN 
 
 P, 
 PARLANDO 
 PART 
 
 PED. 
 
 PEDAL 
 period 
 phonetic 
 PHRASE 
 PHRASING 
 PIANISSIMO 
 PIANO 
 PIANOFORTE 
 piccolo 
 PITCH 
 PITCH-PIPE 
 pizzicato 
 poco | 
 poco & poco 
 polka 
 
 PP, 
 
 PRESTO 
 prestissimo 
 primo 
 PRONUNCIATION 
 
 QUADRUPLE 
 QUALITY 
 QUARTER 
 QUARTETTE 
 QUASI 
 quintette 
 
 rau. 
 rallentando 
 RE 
 
 REFRAIN 
 register 
 religioso 
 REPEAT 
 REST 
 
 RHYTHM, 
 RIT. 
 
 RITARD 
 RITARDANDO 
 riten. 
 ritenuto 
 root 
 
 ROTE 
 rubato 
 
 SAXOPHONE 
 SCALE 
 scherzando 
 SCHERZO 
 schottische 
 SCORE 
 SECOND 
 sempre 
 sequence 
 sequential 
 SEVENTH 
 sextette 
 
 sf. 
 sforzando 
 sf. 
 
 SHARP 
 
 SI 
 SIGNATURE 
 simile 
 singing 
 six-e1ght 
 SIXTEENTHS 
 sixth 
 
 SKIPS 
 
 SLUR 
 
 sol 
 
 SOLO 
 SONATA 
 SONGS 
 SOPRANO 
 sostenuto 
 soto voce 
 SPACE 
 
split time 
 stace. 
 STACCATO 
 STAFF 
 STANZA 
 STAVES 
 STEMS 
 
 STEPS 
 
 STOPS 
 strident 
 STRING 
 subdominant 
 submediant 
 subtonic 
 superdominant 
 supertonic 
 SUSTAIN 
 SYLLABLES 
 SYMBOLS 
 SYMPHONY 
 SYNCOPATION 
 
 TE 
 
 technical 
 
 TEMPO 
 
 tempo di marcia 
 TENOR 
 
 tenor clef 
 tenuto 
 term 
 tetrachord 
 theme 
 THIRDS 
 THREE-EIGHT 
 THREE-FOUR 
 TI 
 
 TIE 
 
 TIME 
 TONAL 
 TONE 
 TONIC 
 tranquillo 
 TRANSPOSE 
 TRAPS 
 TREBLE 
 trem. 
 TREMOLO 
 TRIADS 
 TRIO 
 TRIPLE 
 TRIPLET 
 TROMBONE 
 troppo 
 TRUMPET 
 
 Lg 
 
 0112 
 
 tuba 
 TUNE 
 TWO-FOUR 
 
 ukelele 
 UNISON 
 upper register 
 
 VALSE 
 vamp 
 VERSE 
 vigoroso 
 VIOLA 
 VIOLIN 
 VIOLINCELLO 
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 vivo 
 VOCAL 
 voce 
 VOICE 
 VOLUME 
 VOWELS 
 
 WALTZ 
 WHOLE 
 WHOLE REST 
 WIND