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strikeking on 2011-5-15

GRE - the Hard ones - Part 5 `(27)`

strikeking on 2011-5-12

GRE - the Hard ones - Part 4 `(25)`

strikeking on 2011-5-12

GRE - the Hard ones - Part 3 `(25)`

strikeking on 2011-5-11

GRE - the Hard ones - Part 2 `(25)`

strikeking on 2011-5-10

GRE - the Hard ones - Part 1 `(25)`

glitterusagi on 2011-5-10

Kanamoji Game Words `(46)`

lilaclady44 on 2011-5-3

GRE d+ `(89)`

lilaclady44 on 2011-5-3

GRE `(102)`

from the book

glitterusagi on 2011-5-3

Numbers 0-90,000 from Genki `(58)`

penguins42v on 2011-5-2

unknowns from JC.jp Level 1 `(55)`

lapinskicho on 2011-4-29

Words with prefix "dia" `(10)`

"Dia" means through or between, originates from Greek.

100 English Prefixes and Word Roots: 80-82ページ

lapinskicho on 2011-4-24

Word with prefix "contra" "contro" or "counter" `(14)`

contra- contro- and counter- mean "against" (from Latin)

100 English Prefixes and Word Roots: 44-46ページ

lapinskicho on 2011-4-23

Words with prefix "circum" `(9)`

"Circum" originates from Latin, meaning "around."

100 English Prefixes and Word Roots: 23-25ページ

lapinskicho on 2011-4-18

Words with prefix "cata" `(5)`

"Cata" comes from Greek, meaning downward or completely.

100 English Prefixes and Word Roots: 21-22ページ

lapinskicho on 2011-4-16

Words with prefix "bene" or "bon" `(14)`

Latin word "bonum" means good.

100 English Prefixes and Word Roots: 18-20ページ

honyakusha on 2011-4-15

や～ words `(32)`

A medley of words beginning with や

lapinskicho on 2011-4-15

Words with prefix "ab" or "abs" `(23)`

"ab" or "abs" originates from Latin, with meanings "away" or "from."

100 English Prefixes and Word Roots: 4-6ページ

glitterusagi on 2011-4-5

Sakura Cray-Pas Colors `(16)`

School crayon colors

lapinskicho on 2011-3-23

Testworthy Words (A-C) `(37)`

Words for Smart Testers Chapter 7

Words for Smart Test Takers: 198-200ページ

gesserit on 2011-3-19

Japanese verbs 1 - 和語　動詞 `(28)`

KUN-yomi Japanese verbs. Some of them are everyday verbs and some others are rather uncommon.