clud, clus, clos
to close
cruc
cross
cur, cure
care
milit
soldier
nav
ship, boat
nomen, nomin, nom
name, noun
pon, posit, pose, pound
to place, to put
prol
offspring
spir, spirit
to breathe
stru, struct
to build
trud, trus
to push, to thrust
vulg
common
include
add as part of something else
cure-all
a remedy that cures all diseases
naval
pertaining to ships
respire
to breathe
intrude
trespass; enter as an uninvited person
crucifix
A type of execution in which a person was nailed to a cross
military
relating to the armed forces, such as the army, navy, and the air force
nominate
to suggest a person for a position or office
proliferous
to grow rapidly
construct
to build
vulgarity
indecent
excruciating
agonizing
esprit
vivacious wit
pedicure
care of the feet
reclusive
solitary
abstruse
difficult to understand
navicular
shaped like a boat
ignominy
disgrace
militia
army reserve
prolific
fertile
vulgar
common
reconstruct
rebuild
impose
put upon
proliferate
to reproduce, increase, or spread rapidly
navigate
to steer or direct a ship or airplane
malocclusion
abnormality in the coming together of teeth
crucify
kill by nailing onto a cross
manicure
a treatment for the hands and nails
foreclosed
to take possession of a property from a mortgagor because of defaults on payments
proletariat
the lowest class of a community
divulge
to tell, reveal; to make public
seclusion
isolation from others, solitude
postponed
put off to later, delayed
curator
superintendent; manager (in charge of a museum or a library)
unobtrusive
not readily noticeable, inconspicuous