Spec,Dict Vocabulary

Circumspect

• Careful to look at all possibilities before acting; cautious; aware of consequences

• A way of looking at things

• Looking back at past things

• Something displayed for the public to see

Inspect

• The act of looking into someone's own thoughts and feeling

• To look at or think of something from a different point of View

• To look at carefully in search of flaws

• to look up to someone; show honor

Diction

• A person who watches something careful such as a sporting event

• A judge ruling or statements

• Glasses that help someone see better

• The manner in which something is expressed (written or spoken)

Dictionary

• Four footed creature

• A person who walks across the street on foot

• A reference book in which spoken or written words are defined

• A lever that is moved with one's foot

Spectacles

• A judge ruling or statement

• Glasses that help someone see better

• Something written down as someone is saying it

• A lever that is moved with one's foot

Introspection

• The act of looking into someone's own thoughts and feelings

• A treatment for the hand/nails

• To skillfully operate by hand

• An order or commands placed in one's hand

Dictum

• To speak against; to say opposite

• A reference book in which spoken or written words are defined

• A judge ruling or statement

• Glasses that help someone see better

Edict

• Something that stands in ones way; an obstacle

• To look at or think of something from a different point of view

• A person who watches something such as a sporting event

• Public words issued by an official that explains a law or command

Spectacle

• Handcuffs

• Something displayed for the public to see

• To look carefully in search of flaws

• Looking back at past things

Retrospective

• To set free; to lend a hand in freeing someone; to release from someone's hand

• Looking back at past things

• The act of looking into someone's own thoughts or feelings

• Three footed stand most likely used to balance a camera