Curtail
verb, to reduce in quantity or to put a restriction on
epicure
noun, someone who knows a lot about food/drink
tenuous
adj, weak/in need of strengthening
boorish
adj, rude or unmannerly
vindicate
verb, remove blame or suspicion
canis
Latin, dog; canine
feles
Latin, cat; feline
Leon
Greek, lion; Leo
equus
Latin, horse; equestrian
caballus
Latin, horse; caballo
hippos
Greek, horse; hippopotamus
porcus
Latin, pig/hog; pork
ornis/ornithos
Greek, bird; ornithology
avis
Latin, bird; aviary
grex/gregis
Latin, flock/herd/group/troop; gregarious
omnis
Latin, each/every/all; omniscience
amphi
Greek, both; amphibian
ambi
Latin, on both sides/around; ambidextrous
eu
Greek, well/good/pleasant; eulogy
malus
Latin, bad/ugly/evil; malice
e/ex
Latin, out of/beyond/from; exit
archos
Greek, chief/principle; monarchy
arcus
Latin, bow/arc; archer
circum
Latin, around/about; circle
kyklos
Greek, ring/wheel; cycle
peri
Greek, round; perimeter
theas
Greek, god; theology
deus
Latin, god; deity
divinus
Latin, god-like; diva
homo/hominis
Latin, man/human being; human