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OHS CP9 WC7

Oakmont High School CP English 9 - Word Cell 7

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HOM,HOMO one and the same; like
homonym (n) a word having the same sound as another, but different in meaning; as, red and read, right and write, etc.
homogenize (v) to reduce to small particles of the same size or kind; as, to break up the small globules of milk into very fine particles by forcing them through very small openings
HOMI,HOMO man; human
homicide (n) the killing of one human being by another; as, the police established that it was a case of homicide and not suicide; a person who kills another
Homo sapiens (n) of, relating to, or being recent man; wise; intelligent; as distinguished from the various fossil men
HYDR,HYDRO water
hydrology (n) the science of water, its laws, properties, and phenomena
dehydrate (v) to remove or extract water from; as, dehydrated in the desert sun
HYPER more than usual; above or over
hyperactive (a) overreactive, more active than usual; as, a doctor tranquilized the hyperactive child
hypertension (n) overly tense, more tense than usual; as, an extreme fear usually leads to hypertension
HYPO less than usual; below or under
hypoactive (a) underactive, less active than usual; sluggish
hypodermic (a) of or pertaining to the tissues immediately below the surface of the skin; as, a hypodermic needle
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