Literary: Romeo/ Juliet

Pop Culture: Star Wars

Literary: "To be or not to be"

Pop Culture: Soap Opera/ Austin Powers

Literary: Hamlet

Pop Culture: Malcom in the middle

Literary: Odepidus

Pop Culture: James Bond

Literary: Macbeth

Pop Culture: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Ob: against

Obsticle: something blocking or not allowing something to occur.

Oct: eight

 Octopus: a sea creature with eight limbs.

Omni: All or every

Ominicent: the viewer knows something the characters do not.

Ortho: straight, correct

Orthopedist: A person who performs surgery concerned with the musculoskeletal system. 

-Ology: study of

neurology: study of the brain.

Synonym: Sulkly

Antonym: Happy

Mr. Carvajal is morose and sullen when he looks at my Honors Humanities grade.

Synonym: Repulsive

Antonym: Attractive

I find Mr. Carvajal odious and detestable when he trys to be funny.

Synonym: Luxurious

Antonym: Tiny

Mr. Magno wishes he had a large and glorious palatial office

Synonym: Introduction

Antonym: Epliogue

Mrs. Martinez's prelude and introduction to the choir performance was wonderful.

Synonym: Dormiant

Antonym: Active

Mr. Scherer was worn out by his APEC classes quiescent at lunch, resting in his classroom.

Synonym: Vengence

Antonym: Sympathy

Coach Anderson's reprisal for the horriable loss was to make the team run stadiums as retribution.

Synonym: Insulate

Antonym: Reveal

Mrs. Jones had to sequester and confine the students after they tried to blow up her lab.

Synonym: Conjecture

Antonym: Caculation

Mr. Jenkins encouraged the students to surmise or deduce how to find the answer.

Synonym: Extortion

Antonym: Unselfish

Coach Holmes charges usurious rates and excessive intrest on lunch money loans.

Synonym: Diminish

Antonym: Soak

I was going to give Mrs. Schelhorse an apple but it wizened and dried up at the bottom of my bag.