Vocabulary 12
Prefix: co, com
Meaning: together, with
Vocabulary Word &
part of speech
1. coexist
(v)
2. cohesive (adj)
3. coincidence (n)
4. combine (v)
Definition
Sentence Example
to live together without any
problems; exist at the same time or in
the same place
sticking together; forming a united
whole
A sequence of events happening
together, that although accidental,
seems to have been planned.
To put two or more things together
Traditional and modern values
coexist in many countries
throughout the world.
The team played like a single
unit; they were very cohesive.
On vacation I ran into two
friends unplanned. It was a
coincidence.
I’ll combine the sugar, vanilla,
and eggs together before adding
in the flour.
I went to my friends house to
commiserate with her about
losing her job.
Helen is part of the school dance
committee.
Having good communication is
said to be a key for successful
relationships.
5. commiserate (v)
to get together with someone to feel
or express sadness or sympathy
6. committee (n)
A group of people who meet
together to work on a similar
The act of talking with someone and
discussing something together;
imparting or exchanging information.
7. communication (n)
8. compare (v)
estimate, measure, or note similarities Smart shoppers compare prices
or differences; put things together to between items before buying.
see how they are the same
9. compatible (adj)
able to live together and get along;
things that can go together without
problems
The video game’s software is
compatible with both Mac and
PC computers.
HOMEWORK
Choose an unfamiliar word from the list above. Create a decorated index card that includes the
following:
1. The vocabulary word written in a large manner in the center of the card.
2. The definition of the word in your own words.
3. Use the word in your own sentence.
4. Draw a picture to illustrate this word in some way.
5. Decorate your card to represent an excellent representation of your work. [color helps, although
detailed black and white schemes are acceptable. Remember quality is the goal.]
6. Your name legibly printed on the front.
Mrs. Magoon’s format modified.
Vocabulary 12
Try out the HINK PINKS (one syllable words that rhyme and answer the short riddle)
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Example: What is a single speech machine?
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Move, female deer
24 hours with toys
50% giggle
a totally cool dad
a birds foot defect
a blue-green moray
a boring choo-choo
a boy slug with a shell
a cap that got sat on
a cloudy 24 hours
Mrs. Magoon’s format modified.
Lone phone