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| Explanation of philology (noun) the study of language in connection with history and literature
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| Explanation of recapitulate (verb) forms: recapitulated; recapitulated; recapitulating to repeat again the principal points of
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| Explanation of benefit (noun) form: benefits helpful result
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| Explanation of diffusible (adjective) spreading rapidly through the system and acting quickly
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| Explanation of imbrue (verb) forms: imbrued; imbrued; imbruing to wet or moisten
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| Explanation of inapt (adjective) awkward or slow
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| Explanation of centiliter (noun) a metric unit of volume
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| Explanation of personal (adjective) not general or public
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| Explanation of rendition (noun) interpretation
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| Explanation of labyrinth (noun) form: labyrinths a maze
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