Morpheme
Ac(e) [Ace, Ac]
Type
bound base
Denotation
sour, sharp, tart, needle, pin
Etymology
Latin acēre and acus
Evidence
acanthus, acescent, aci-, acicula, aciculae, acicular, aciculas, aciculite, acid, acidi-, acidic, acidification, acidified, acidifies, acidify, acidifying, acidimeter, acidity, acidlike, acidly, acido-, acidophile, acidosis, acidulate, acidulated, acidulates, acidulating, acidulous, acidulously, acidulousness, aciform, acu-, acuate, acuity, aculei, aculeus, acumen, acumens, acumina, acupoint, acupressure, acupunctuate, acupuncture, acustimulation, acute, acyl, acylamide, acylamido, acylamino, acylanilide, acylase, acylate, acylation, acylcarnitine, acyldepsipeptide, acylethanolamide, acylfulvene, acylhydrazide, acylimine, acyliminium, acylium, acylome, acylomic, acyloxy, acyloxyl, acylphosphatidylethanolamine, acylphosphonate, acylpiperidine, acylpolyamine, acylpyridine, acylpyrrole, acylsilane, acyltransferase, aminoacyl, aminoacylase, bromoacyl, coelacanth, deacyl, diacyl, diacylamine, dulcacid, hydroxyacyl, ketoacyl, meroacyl, nonacidulous, pyracanth, subacidulous, superacidulated, thioacyl, transacylase, triacyl, unacidulated
See Also
Acerb, Acet(e) [Acete, Acet], Acer, Aiguille, Acr, Akr, Ket(e) [Kete, Ket], Vinegar
