Question 1

ab *

Accepted Answer

away

Question 2

abrupt *

Accepted Answer

1. broken off 
2. Sudden 
- broken off

Question 3

ad *

Accepted Answer

to, toward

Question 4

Carnivorous *

Accepted Answer

meat-eating

Question 5

Corrupt (adj) (1.rupt)

Accepted Answer

changed ("broken to pieces") from good to bad; vicious

Question 6

corrupt (v)*

Accepted Answer

change ("break to pieces") from good to bad ; debase; pervert ; falsify 
-to debase

Question 7

disrupt *

Accepted Answer

break apart

Question 8

erupt *

Accepted Answer

burst or break out
- burst out

Question 9

incorruptible*

Accepted Answer

inflexibly honest; incapable of being corrupted or bribed 
-not able to be bribed

Question 10

interrupt (v)*

Accepted Answer

break into or between; hinder; stop 
-to break in between

Question 11

rupture*

Accepted Answer

1. break; breaking
2. hostility 
- a breaking

Question 12

fratricide *

Accepted Answer

act of killing (or killer of) one's brother 
-killing of one's brother

Question 13

genocide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

deliberate extermination of a racial or cultural group

Question 14

germicide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

substance that kills germs

Question 15

herbicide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

substance that kills plants

Question 16

homicide *

Accepted Answer

killing of one human by another

Question 17

infanticide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

act of killing( or killer of) an infant

Question 18

insecticide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

substance that kills insects

Question 19

matricide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

act of killing (or killer of ) one's mother

Question 20

patricide *

Accepted Answer

act of killing( or killer of ) one;s father

Question 21

pesticide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

substance that kills rats, insects, bacteria , etc

Question 22

regicide *

Accepted Answer

act of killing (or killer of) a king 
-act of killing of a ruler

Question 23

sororicide (2.cide)

Accepted Answer

act of killing (or killer of ) one's sister

Question 24

suicide (2.Cide)

Accepted Answer

act of killing ( or killer of ) one's self

Question 25

trannicide (2.Cide)

Accepted Answer

act of killing (or killer of) a tyrant

Question 26

astringent (adj) *

Accepted Answer

1. drawing ( the tissues) tightly together 
2. stern; austere 
- stern

Question 27

astringent (n) (3.string)

Accepted Answer

substance that shrinks tissues and  checks flow of blood by drawing to blood vessels

Question 28

ad *

Accepted Answer

to , toward

Question 29

carnivorous*

Accepted Answer

flesh -eating 
- meat-eating

Question 30

de*

Accepted Answer

down

Question 31

restrict*

Accepted Answer

to keep within limits

Question 32

constrict*

Accepted Answer

to bind

Question 33

voracious*

Accepted Answer

1. greedy in eating 
2. insatiable, as a voracious appetite 
- insatiable

Question 34

omnivorous*

Accepted Answer

1. eating everything, both plant and animal substances 
2.avidly taking in everything, as a omnivorous reader 
-eating everything

Question 35

herbivore

Accepted Answer

one who eats only plants

Question 36

inter *

Accepted Answer

between

Question 37

Greek prefix for "not" *

Accepted Answer

in

Question 38

boa constrictor (3. string)

Accepted Answer

snake that "constricts'' or crushes its prey in its coils

Question 39

stricture (3.string)

Accepted Answer

adverse criticism (literally, tightening"); censure

Question 40

stringent  (3.string)

Accepted Answer

strict (literally, binding tight ") rigid; severe

Question 41

unrestricted  (3. String )

Accepted Answer

1. not confined within bounds ; free
2. open to all

Question 42

carnivore (4. vor)

Accepted Answer

flesh-eating animal

Question 43

devour (4.vor)

Accepted Answer

1. eat greedily or ravenously 
2. seize upon and destroy

Question 44

herbivorous

Accepted Answer

dependent on (eating") plants as food

Question 45

insectivorous (4.vor)

Accepted Answer

dependent on (eating) insects as foods

Question 46

omnivore (4.vor)

Accepted Answer

person or animal that eats everything (both flesh and plants )

Latin roots rupt-vor crossword