Pottering Around

1) What would you call this?

2)Connect the two images above and

a. Christian Coulson

b. Frank Dillane

c.Ian Harte

d.Richard Bremmer

3) What is this group of people better known as?

4) What happens next?
5) What?

NEED FOR SPELLOTAPE?

Instruction: Fill in the blanks below by guessing the incantation from the meaning!!

a. Latin ______ meaning "to double"

b.French _______ meaning "slide/glide"

c.Latin _________ meaning "a hindrance"

d.Latin _________meaning "impassable

e.English__________ incarcerate meaning "to confine/imprision"

f.Latin ____ meaning "to set fire"
g.____ is Latin for "I await a protector
h.Greek__________ meaning "repair, restoration"

i.The Greek __________ which means "to draw breath or to revive

j.The Latin word ________ means "I call" or "I summon"

k.The Latin word ____ which means "bird

l.The Latin word ____________ which means, "to break in pieces, to bring to naught"

m.The Latin word __________ which means, "to confuse, throw into disorder

n.Latin ________ meaning "to bring light"

o.Latin X meaning death and French Y(from Latin Y+re) meaning "to bite" ___________

(What is formed as a esult of joining these two words?)

p.Engish __________ meaning "to make a sound less distinct by covering its source."

q.Latin ____ meaning "night"

r.Latin ______ meaning "forgetfulness".

s.Latin __________ meaning "to hide or conceal".

t.Latin _________ meaning "to attack".

u.English _________ meaning "a plant of a large family with complex showy flowers"

v.Latin ______ meaning "to protect"
w.Italian __________ meaning "to release

x.Latin __________meaning "to renew" or "repair

y.Latin __________ meaning "absurd"

z.English ______ meaning "to clean by vigorous rubbing"

6)A X is a member of one of the sides of a war raiding for pillage, or roving around carrying out violent attacks. While "X" is most often used in the context of war, there is no clear-cut division between it and "robber", and in many contexts the two can be regarded as synonymous.

7) X (traditionally c. 1330 – 1418) was a successful scrivener and manuscript-seller who developed a posthumous reputation as an alchemist due to his reputed work on the -----------.

Who was X?

Who is X?