year.

1. annu _al_, relating to
2. anni _vers_ ary, turn
3. annu _ity_, that which
4. _bi_ ennial, two
5. _cent_ ennial, hundred
6. _mille_ nnium, thousand
7. _per_ ennial, through
8. _super_ annuate, beyond

1. _Relating to_ a _year_; yearly.

2. _That_ day _which returns_ once a _year_ commemorating some event.

3. A stated sum of money payable _yearly_.

4. Happening once in _two years_; lasting two years.

5. Consisting of or lasting a _hundred years_. Happening every hundred
years.

6. A period or interval of a _thousand years_.

7. _Throughout_ the _year_; lasting, perpetual.

8. Condition of being _beyond_ the _years_ of active service; impaired
or disabled by length of years.

#art# = skill.

1. art _ist_, one who
2. arti _fic_ ial, make
3. artist _ic_, relating to
4. art _less_, without

1. _One who_ is _skilled_ or adept in any of the fine arts.

2. Produced or _made_ by _art_ or _skill_ rather than by nature.

3. _Relating_ to _skill_ in any field.

4. _Without skill_; especially without skill in fraud or deceit.

#aster, (astr)# = star.

1. aster _isk_, little
2. aster _oid_, form
3. astr _olog_ er, speak.
4. astr _onomy_, distribute
5. _dis_ aster, apart

1. Literally, a _little star_; a mark like a star used to refer to a
note in the margin.

2. _Formed_ like a _star_.

3. _One who speaks_ about the _stars_; one who foretells events by the
stars, or interprets the supposed influence of the stars.

4. The science which treats of the _distribution_, arrangement and
size of heavenly bodies (_stars_).

5. An unfavorable aspect of a _star_ or planet, hence an ill portent,
a calamity.

#aud# = hear.

1. aud _ible_, capable of
2. audit _ory_, pertaining to
3. audit _ors_, those who
4. _in_ audible, not

1. _Capable of_ being _heard_.

2. _Pertaining to_ the _hearing_, or the sense of hearing.

3. _Those who hear_; people who assemble for the purpose of hearing
music or discourse.

4. _Not capable_ of being _heard_; indistinct.

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#dis (dif)# = apart, from, away.

1. dis _burse_, purse
2. dis _cord_, heart
3. dis _cuss_, shake
4. dif _fer_, bear
5. dif _fuse_, pour
6. dis _loc_ ate, place
7. dis _miss_, send
8. dis _pel_, drive
9. dis _pose_, put
10. dis _rupt_, break
11. dis _sect_, cut
12. dis _tend_, stretch

1. To _disburse_ money is to pay it out (_from_ one's _purse_).

2. (Literally, _hearts ap