art_.) Want of harmony; not agreeing in
opinion, or in action.

3. The _discussion_ of a question _shakes_ it _apart_, for a more
thorough examination.

4. When two minds _differ_, one _bears_ in one direction, the other in
another, and thus they _bear apart_. They do not agree.

5. To _pour_ out and cause to spread _apart_, as a fluid; to
circulate; to scatter.

6. To _place apart_ or out of proper position.

7. To _dismiss_ a congregation is to _send_ the people (or allow them
to go) _apart_ to their homes.

8. To _dispel_ fear is to _drive_ it _away_.

9. To _dispose_ of property is to part with it (_put_ it _apart_ from
one).

10. Rocks are _disrupted_ when _broken apart_.

11. To _dissect_ the eye of an ox is to _cut_ it _apart_, for the
purpose of examination.

12. To _distend_ is to _stretch apart_ or spread in all directions; to
dilate, to expand.

#extra# = beyond.

1. Extra _ordin_ ary, order, rule (_ary_, relating to). _Relating to_
what is _beyond_ or out of the common _rule_ or _order_; exceptional,
unusual.

2. Extra _vag_ ant, _wander_ (_ant_, ing). _Wandering beyond_ bounds
or out of the regular course; excessive.

#inter# = between, among, through.

1. inter _cede_, go
2. inter _cept_, take
3. inter _course_, run
4. inter _ject_ ion, throw
5. inter _lop_ er, run
6. inter _mingle_, mix
7. inter _pose_, place
8. inter _rogate_, ask
9. inter _sect_, cut
10. inter _val_, wall
11. inter _vene_, come
12. inter _view_, see

1. To _go between_ parties for the purpose of reconciling those who
differ; to plead in favor of another.

2. To seize or _take between_ the starting point and destination; as
to _intercept_ a letter or messenger.

3. Frequent or habitual meeting or contact of one person with another
(a _running between_, to and fro).

4. An _interjection_ is a word _thrown_ in _between_ other words to
express emotion or feeling.

5. An _interloper_ is _one who runs_ in _between_ two parties to get
the advantage which one would obtain from the other. One who
intercepts and buys a basket of eggs between a farmer's wagon and a
grocery store would, from the standpoint of the merchant, be an
_interloper_.

6. To _mix between_ or together.

7. To protect the eyes from a strong light _interpose_ (_place
between_ the eyes and light) a shade.

8. To _interrogate_ is to question. (The _questions_ come _between_
the answers.)

9. One line _intersects_ another when it _cu