Derivatives #3

eject

throw out

interject

throw between

object

throw against

objection

arguments “thrown against” a situation

project

throw forward

projectile

a thing thrown forward

deposit

lay away; put aside

repose

lie back, pause, rest

depose

put down from a throne or high office

component

put together

impose

to put upon

cooperate

work with

cognate

born together; having same ancestors or family

collaborate

work together

collect

gather together

commemorate

remember something together

fix

fasten or make firm; set in place

fixture

a thing fastened in place

crucifix

picture, medal, or statue of Christ fastened on the cross

prefix

letter or syllable added to the beginning of a word

suffix

letter or syllable added to the end of a word

join

connect, fasten together

joint

a place where two parts are connected

conjugal

relating to the joining of man and woman in marriage

disjointed

separate a place of two connected parts

subjugate

to connect under the yoke of power

digit

finger, numerals from 0 to 9, unit of measure the width of a finger (¾ inch)

digital computer

a computer which uses numeral to mean whole numbers and decimal fractions

digitalis

the “foxglove” plant from which heart medicine is made

prestidigitation

a fast fingered or sleight-of-hand performance of magic or of card tricks

capital

top of a column; head chief, or foundation money

capitalism

system where the “head money” makes money

captain

head of a group of soldiers

capitulate

put headings on chapters of divisions in a piece of writing

cabbage

vegetable “head”

manufacture

make by hand

manifest

to hit by hand; easily perceived

manicotti

sleeve-like pasta

manuscript

writing, written by hand

manumit

to send forth or release from one’s hand (grasp)

pedestrian

walker, on foot

pedicab

bicycle taxi

pedicure

care for the feet

pedometer

measures distance walked

pawn

(in chess) the foot soldiers

brace

two of a kind (one for each arm?)

embrace

to take into one’s arm

bracelet

ornament for the arm or wrist

brachiate

to swing by the arms on bars or tree branches

brachiopod

two-shelled creature with two 'arms' inside with which to bring in food