Carnality The physical wants of the body Autotrophic Organisms able to complex chemical compounds with simple inorganic materials. Archetype A perfect or typical example of a particular kind of person or thing. Celerity Swiftness of movement Compulsive An irresistible urge Cryptogenic Unknown origin and usually used for diseases Diaphanus Light delicate and translucent Fortitude Stretch in facing pain Homogamy Interbreed of individuals with like characteristics. Lithotomy Surgical removal of a calculus from the bladder, kindle, or urinary throat Minutiae Small and trivial details about something kilocalorie One Thousand small calories pantomime The art of converting emotions and feelings. Polyglot Speaking or writing several languages neuralgia Intense pain in the nerve usually in the head syntax The arrangement of word and phrases Terrestrial Of on or relating to the earth Vivisection Practice of performing operation on animals for scientific purposes. voluminous Having or marked by great volume or bulk Prosody The patterns of rhythm and sound used in poetry Salient Most noticeable or important Recumbent Lying down anachronism a chronological misplacing of persons, events, objects, or customs in regard to each Anthropotheism Giving human traits emotions or actions to things that aren't human, like animals or objects. Aqueous Of or containing water Centrifugal moving or tending to move away from a center bibliophile someone who loves collecting and reading books. Chirography handwriting, especially distinct from typography. chronometer An instrument from measuring time Dromomania An uncontrollable impulse to wander erythromania Excessive enthusiasm of blushing Gastronomy The art of choosing cooking and eating good or gorme food Infringe To commit a breach or infraction Idiosyncrasy A mode of behavior or way of thought peculiar to an individual. Misogynist A person who is prejudice to women. Orthodontist A person who is qualified to treat irregular jaws Orthodox Conferning to something that is traditionally accepted. Patronym A noam drive from the name of a father or ancestor Scopophobia The excessive fear of being started at pepsin A stomach enzyme that digests proteins from foods. spirometry The measuring of breath Sycophant A person who act obsequiously toward someone important to gain advantage. Tangent A completely different line of thought or action that doesn't relate to what was happening previously