This Latin prefix, appearing in the words "transport", "transverse", and "transcontinental", means this.

The suffix "-less", as in "jobless", indicates this...

this is the literal translation for et cetera...

This belongs in the blank: "Allergic reactions are caused by many household pets,_____, cats."

The POSTgame interview occurs during this time period in relation to the game.

The suffix "-arium" means place for something. What's that place for fish/sea life called again?

My roommate is an avid fan of the movie Crazy, Stupid, Love; Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone,___, are some of his favorite actors.

The Latin phrase,"id est", translated into English means this.

This Latin prefix means "under", "below", or "inferior".

Sorry to sound morbid...Pesticide, Insecticide, Genocide all have the suffix "-cide" in common...can you guess what it means?

When troubled with comma usage and et al., writer's can simply replace et al. with the words_____. It's literal translation...

This belongs in the blank: "Linguists enjoy exploring the sociolinguistic variables in their communities, ___,
gender, age, ethnicity, and education background."

The ANTEcedent of a word in a sentence is nearly always positioned where in relation to that word?

The suffix "-ible" in "flexible" indicates what?

"I'll be here to pick you up for the gig soon. Don't forget your cords, mic, amp, ____."

The Latin phrase,"exempli gratia", translated into English means this.

The suffix "-cule", found in miniscule, molecule, and globule, means this.

This belongs in the blank: "Passive voice can be used in a sentence to conceal the agent,____, the subject performing the action."

Et al., is generally used for this type of writing...formal or informal?

"The extraordinary extrovert". The Latin prefix variations found in this description mean this.