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| Latin "To reduce to nothing" DF: Extinction or destruction. |
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| Latin "Huge biblical beast" DF: huge animal; huge beast referred to in the Bible, usual thought to be a hippopotamus. |
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| PIE "Shape, Make" "Study" Greek "Teach" DF: Use of living systems and organisms to develop or make useful product |
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| Latin "To please" DF: To feel pleasure or security with unaware danger. |
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| Latin "Together" DF: Agreeable, suitable, pleasing in nature. |
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| Latin "To sew" DF: The business of designing, making, and selling highly fashionable, usually custom-made clothing for women. |
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| Old French "Down" DF:A decline to a lower condition, quality, or level. |
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| Latin "To leave" DF: left or deserted, as by the owner or guardian. |
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| Old French "Treat as worthy" DF: Consider to be unworthy of one's consideration. |
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| Latin "To bring out the deepest secrets of." DF: To remove the entrails from; disembowel. |
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| Latin "Sharp, keen" DF: Make (a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling) worse. |
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| Old English "To Skin" DF: To peel. |
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| French "Jut out" DF: likely to occur at any moment. |
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| Latin "Unpunished" DF: exemption or freedom from punishment, harm, or loss. |
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| Latin "Harmless" DF: Not harmful or injurious; harmless; not likely to irritate or offend. |
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| Latin "Full of Light" DF: Bright or Shining |
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| Medius "Middle" DF: Each of two parts into which a thing is or can be divided. |
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| Japanese DF: Pin ball game |
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| Old French "To Crush" Russian "Wheat" DF:A heavy tool with a rounded end, used for crushing and grinding substances such as spices ordrugs, usually in a mortar. |
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| English "Fall to great depth" DF: A very steep rock face or cliff, typically a tall one. |
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| Latin "To lean" DF: A tendency to choose or do something regularly. |
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| Latin "Recklessly Extravagant" DF: Wasteful of resources, and shamelessly immoral. No thought for others. |
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| Latin "Dust" DF: Destroying completely. |
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| Latin "Strong and hearty" DF: Healthy and strong; vigorous. |
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| German "To babble" DF: 'verb' to engage in a petty quarrel. |
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