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a building, as at a college, containing rooms for residents; a large room containing a number of beds and serving as communal sleeping quarters.
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to make an exact copy of; to double.
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any of a variety of reading disorders.
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graceful and forceful in speech. e means "out," and loqu means "speak," so the literal meaning is to "speak out."
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to send out or give forth.
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fair or just. The value of a piece of property after subtracting the amount owed on it in mortgages and liens.
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a speech or writing praising a person or thing, especially a speech praising a person who has just died.
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a feeling of great joy or excitement.
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loyalty.
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murdering one's brother.
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the beginning, the origin. The first book of the Bible is called __________ because it gives an account of the Creation.
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the systematic killing of a national or ethnic group. The word was first applied to the attempted extermination of the Jews by Nazi Germany.
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competition involves horse-riding.
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inactive, as in sleep; undeveloped.
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fair or just.
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a brotherhood. College __________ are groups of males who live together like brothers.
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infectious disease of the large intestine marked by diarrhea. Literally means "bad bowel."
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a word or phrase that is used in place of another that is considered to be offensive.
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A person with very high intelligence. The word has an interesting etymology. It comes from genus, meaning "birth."
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the act of putting someone to death painlessly or allowing them to die by withholding medical measures.
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A person sent on a special mission.
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a history of a person's descent from ancestors. Your "family tree" or birth history shows your __________.
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a house having separate apartments for two families.
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equal in value, measure, force, or significance
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to drive or force out; to throw out.
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to turn aside.
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