['A]bsent abs['e]nt. ['A]bstract abstr['a]ct. ['A]ccent acc['e]nt. ['A]ffix aff['i]x. A['u]gment augm['e]nt. C['o]lleague coll['e]ague. C['o]mpact comp['a]ct. C['o]mpound comp['o]und. C['o]mpress compr['e]ss. C['o]ncert conc['e]rt. C['o]ncrete concr['e]te. C['o]nduct cond['u]ct. C['o]nfine conf['i]ne. C['o]nflict confl['i]ct. C['o]nserve cons['e]rve. C['o]nsort cons['o]rt. C['o]ntract contr['a]ct. C['o]ntrast contr['a]st. C['o]nverse conv['e]rse. C['o]nvert conv['e]rt. D['e]sert des['e]rt. D['e]scant desc['a]nt. D['i]gest dig['e]st. ['E]ssay ess['a]y. ['E]xtract extr['a]ct. F['e]rment ferm['e]nt. Fr['e]quent freq['u]ent. ['I]mport imp['o]rt. ['I]ncense inc['e]nse. ['I]nsult ins['u]lt. ['O]bject obj['e]ct. P['e]rfume perf['u]me. P['e]rmit perm['i]t. Pr['e]fix pref['i]x. Pr['e]mise prem['i]se. Pr['e]sage pres['a]ge. Pr['e]sent pres['e]nt. Pr['o]duce prod['u]ce. Pr['o]ject proj['e]ct. Pr['o]test prot['e]st. R['e]bel reb['e]l. R['e]cord rec['o]rd. {370} R['e]fuse ref['u]se. S['u]bject subj['e]ct. S['u]rvey surv['e]y. T['o]rment torm['e]nt. Tr['a]nsfer transf['e]r. Tr['a]nsport. transp['o]rt. s. 428. _Churl_, _earl_, _owl_, _fowl_, _hail_, _nail_, _sail_, _snail_, _tail_, _hazel_, _needle_, _soul_, _teazle_, _fair_, _beam_, _bottom_, _arm_, _team_, _worm_, _heaven_, _morn_, _dust_, _ghost_, _breast_, _rest_, _night_, _spright_, _blind_, _harp_, _flax_, _fox_, _finch_, _stork_, &c. All these words, for certain etymological reasons, are currently considered, by the latest philologists, as derivatives. Notwithstanding the general prevalence of a fuller form in the Anglo-Saxon, it is clear that, in respect to the evidence, they come under division B.