hum_ _ [hint: the bodily fluids (think liquid and moisture) were thought to attribute to a person's mental state, including their good hum_ _ ], <-or>, <-er>, rig _ _ ("hard, severe"), <-or>, <-er>, val_ _ (be strong, have worth), <-or>, <-er>, vap_ _ (a warm exhalation, steam, heat. To exhale all your vap_ _ would make you flat, insipid, or vap_ _ ], <-or>, <-er>, cand_ _ (openness or frankness), <-or>, <-er>, ferv_ _ (heat, burning, glowing, passion), <-or>, <-er>, horr_ _ (frightful), <-or>, <-er>, langu_ _ (faint, feeble), <-or>, <-er>, liqu_ _ (a fluid substance), <-or>, <-er>, ranc_ _ (bitterness), <-or>, <-er>, squal_ _ (miserable and dirty), <-or>, <-er>, stup_ _ (insensible, numb, dull), <-or>, <-er>, splend_ _ (radiance, brilliance, brightness), <-or>, <-er>, barb_ _ (one who cuts hair), <-or>, <-er>, cater_ _ ( a person who provides food for an event), <-or>, <-er>, labor_ _ (a worker), <-or>, <-er>, paup_ _ (a poor person), <-or>, <-er>, usurp_ _ (one who seizes power), <-or>, <-er>, arbit_ _ (one with the power to decide a dispute), <-or>, <-er>, level_ _ (something that levels), <-or>, <-er>

<-or> vs <-er> 2: Win or Lose

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