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1)  A departure from what is right, true, correct, etc.; a deviation from normal (noun)
Root ERR = wander

2)  The state of not being present or attending; the want or lack (noun)
Root ESSE = becoming

3)  Free from imperfection or mixture: perfect; having no restriction or limitation; without doubt: certain (adjective)
Root SOLU = loosen, release

4)  Considered apart from a particular instance or object; difficult to understand; theoretical (adjective)
Root TRACT = pull, draw

5)  An ample or overflowing quantity; profusion; degree of plentifulness (noun)
Root UND = wave, flow, overflow

6)  Extremely bad or severe; very humble: feeling or showing shame (adjective)
Root JECT = throw, cast, hurl

7)  To give up sovereign power, office or responsibility usually formally; renounce (verb)
Root DICT = speak, declare

8)  Denial of the appetites, esp. certain foods and drinks: self denial; willful avoidance of pleasures (noun)
Root TIN = hold

1)  Ready to seek risks or to cope with the new and unknown, regardless of possible danger (adjective)
Root VENT = come

2)  The right or permission to enter; the act of allowing scope; a concession of something true or valid (noun)
Root MISS = send

3)  To support or recommend openly (verb)
Root VOC = voice, call

4)  Suitable or fully sufficient for a specific requirement; barely satisfactory (adjective)
Root EQU = equal, same

5)  To give support or maintain loyalty; to hold fast or stick by as if by gluing (verb)
Root HER = stick

6)  Suspending further proceedings or business for an indefinite or stated time; moving to another place (adjective)
Root JOURN = day, daily

7)  A condition or experience of serious or continued misfortune (noun)
Root VERS = turn

8)  To reprove gently but seriously; to warn of a fault; to give friendly advice or encouragement to (verb)
Root MON = warn, remind, advise

1)  Dearly cherished; feeling warm affection, devotion or attachment towards (adjective)
Root LIBE = to be pleasing

2)  The way a person acts, functions, reacts or conducts oneself (noun)
Root HAB = have, hold

3)  To present as a gift; to confer or apply (verb)
Root = uncertain derivation

4)  To give over to an enemy by treachery or fraud; to be unfaithful to; to tell in violation of a trust (verb)
Root TRAD = deliver, betray

5)  Causing confusion esp. by a complex variety or large number of possibilities (adjective)
Root WILDE = lose one's way (Old English)

6)  To ask for earnestly with great eagerness or anxiety; to implore (verb)
Root SAGUS = prophetic

7)  Limp, soggy or dirty from or as if from rain or mud; showing the effect of much use or lack of care (adjective)
Root = uncertain derivation

8)  To speak of in a slighting way; to disparage (verb)
Root LYTEL = minute (Old English)

1)  Body of persons delegated or elected to consider a matter; a self-constituted organization to promote a common goal (noun)
Root MITT = send

2)  Sorrow or pity aroused by the suffering or misfortune of another; sympathy (noun)
Root PASS = suffer, feel, endure

3)  Information transmitted or exchanged; an interchange of ideas/opinions (noun)
Root MUN = obliging

4)  An intricate or involved situation; something that makes a circumstance difficult (noun)
Root PLIC = fold

5)  The act or state of sticking together or holding fast as parts of the same mass; logical interconnection (noun)
Root HER = stick

6)  An irresistible impulse to do something; the state of occurring by overwhelming pressure (noun)
Root PULS = drive

7)  Measured by likeness or difference; relating to the degree of grammatical change to show levels of quality, quantity or relation (adjective)
Root PAR = equal

8)  The art or state of making amends for loss or injury; payment to an unemployed or injured worker or his/her dependents; salary (noun)
Root PENS = weigh, pay, hang

1)  Marked by or resulting from thorough and careful consideration; showing awareness of something done (adjective)
Root LIBRA = balance, scales

2)  An act of appointing or setting aside for a purpose; the place that is the goal of a journey or where something is sent (noun)
Root STIT = stand

3)  The act of misleading the mind or judgment of; something that is falsely believed (noun)
Root LUS = play, laugh, sport, mock

4)  An act or rite of devoting to a divine being or a sacred rite; a setting aside for a specific purpose; an inscription to a literary work (noun)
Root DICAT = declare, speak, say

5)  Lacking inhabitants, visitors and signs of life; deserted; disconsolate from being left alone; showing effects of abandonment and neglect (adjective)
Root SOLA = alone, lonely

6)  Designed or tending to demolish or discredit; ruinous; causing a force that wrecks or tears down (adjective)
Root STRUCT = build, arrange

7)  A shortage of something needed for completeness; esp: a lack of substances necessary for health (noun)
Root FIC = do, make

8)  One or more persons chosen to represent others at a conference, convention or assembly (noun)
Root LEGA = appoint, send, bring

1)  Misrepresentation of true meaning; alteration of the normal, natural, original shape or condition (noun)
Root TORT = twist

2)  To break up into parts or pass into solution; to bring to an end; to be overcome emotionally (verb)
Root SOLV-SOLU = loosen

3)  Designed for or capable of being thrown away after being used or used up (adjective)
Root POS = put, place

4)  To break apart; to throw into disorder; to destroy, usually temporarily, the normal continuance or unity of (verb)
Root RUPT = break

5)  The loss of respect; shame; dishonor; the condition of being out of favor (noun)
Root GRAC-GRAT = pleasing

6)  To drive off in various directions; to disperse; to dissipate; to cause to vanish (verb)
Root PELL-PULS = drive, urge

7)  Showing or causing gloom or depression (adjective)
Root MAL = bad, ill

8)  Having or showing good judgment in conduct and esp. in speech; prudent (adjective)
Root CRET-CERN = separate, observe

1)  The act or state of being influenced by charms; the spell; something attractive (noun)
Root CANT = sing

2)  To continue in the same state; to remain firm under suffering or misfortune without yielding; to bear patiently; to put up with (verb)
Root DUR = hard

3)  Something that surrounds, especially marking off by or as if by a fence; a confinement (noun)
Root CLOS = close, shut

4)  To form, as letters or devices, by cutting into a surface; to impress deeply (verb)
Root GRAV = heavy

5)  Surrounding conditions, factors or forces that determine the form and survival of a community (adjective)
Root VIRON = a circle

6)  Filled with strong excitement, zeal or fervor; marked by ardent feelings (adverb)
Root THEOS = god

7)  Having or showing the capacity to be active and forceful; vigorous (adjective)
Root EGR = work

8)  To picture to oneself mentally, especially in some future event or events (verb)
Root VIS = see