accessory, an extra item or person added to a main thing or event to make it better, more useful, or to help in a secondary way, accusatory, a claim or belief that someone has done something wrong, committed a crime, or is at fault, auditory, relating to the process, sense, or organs of hearing, circulatory, relating to the movement of blood or fluids through a closed system or circuit, contradictory, containing statements, facts, or ideas that disagree with each other and cannot both be true at the same time, derogatory, expressing a low opinion, insult, or lack of respect that lessens the merit, value, or reputation of someone or somethin, discriminatory, treating a person or group unfairly by giving them worse treatment than others, dormitory, a building or large room containing multiple beds for sleeping, commonly used as student housing at a college or university, inflammatory, tending to cause anger or relating to swelling and pain in the body, introductory, serving to open, begin, or introduce something, laboratory, a room, building, or facility equipped for scientific research, experiments, testing, and analysis, lavatory, a room or facility equipped with a toilet and a sink, migratory, moving from one place to another at regular times, often depending on the season or to find work, obligatory, required by a law, rule, tradition, or moral duty, observatory, a building or location equipped with scientific instruments—such as large telescopes—used to study space, weather, or other natural phenomena, predatory, living by hunting other animals for food, or ruthlessly exploiting and victimizing others for personal or financial gain, respiratory, relating to breathing or the organs in the body used for breathing, satisfactory, good enough to fulfill a particular need, purpose, or requirement, self-explanatory, something is easy to understand on its own and does not need extra help or translation, trajectory, the curved or straight path that an object, such as a bullet, rocket, or planet, follows through space or the air. Also, the expected course or progression of a life, career, or project

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