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CR Lesson 11

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incarnate Embodied in human form.
collum Latin, “neck”
accolade 1. Any honor, award, or expression of approval. 2. A ceremonial tap on the shoulder (dub) with the flat side of a sword.
corps 1. A military organization of officers or of officers and enlistees. 2. An army unit. 3. A group of people having purpose and direction in common.
corpulent Excessively bulky; fat.
corpus 1. A body or collection of writings. 2. A structure of special character in an animal body.
décolletage A low neckline on a garment or a garment with a low neckline.
corpus, corporis Latin, “body”
corporal Relating to or having an effect on the human body.
corporeal 1. Characteristic of or resembling the physical body. 2. Having material substance; able to be seen.
cor, cordis Latin, “heart”
accord n. Harmony; agreement. Tr.v. To grant or bestow upon. Intr. v. To agree.
cordial Adj. 1. Hearty; warm; sincere. 2. Stimulating. n. A liqueur.
concordance 1. A state of agreement; harmony. 2. An alphabetical index of all the words in a text or corpus of texts, showing every occurrence of a word.
os, ossis Latin, “bone”
ossify 1. To turn into bone; to become bony. 2. To become rigid (in behavior, habits, or beliefs).
caro, carnis Latin, “flesh”
carnage The killing of many people; massacre
carnal 1. Relating to the desires and appetites of the flesh. 2. Earthly; not holy.
carrion n. Dead and decaying flesh. Adj. Pertaining to dead flesh.
Created by: C. Harris
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