school

4. A single free morpheme that forms the first base word of a two-word compound container.
7. A single free morpheme consisting of two syllables, acting as the root for paperback.
8. A single free morpheme naming a piece of furniture where a student sits.
11. A single free morpheme used as a root to build words like gluing or unglue.
12. A multi-morphemic word containing root, derivational suffix (-er), and an inflectional plural suffix (-s).
16. A compound word combining a word for a written reminder with the root book.
17. built from a Latin root meaning "to study", plus a derivational suffix indicating a person who performs the action.
18. A free morpheme combined with an inflectional suffix that indicates a plural count.
19. A compound word combining a midday meal with a container morpheme.

1. A single free morpheme borrowed from French, naming a pigmented wax stick.
2. A word featuring the bound root -cess (to go/yield) and the prefix re- (back).
3. A compound word made of two free morphemes: an anatomical body part and a container.
5. Contains the root teach combined with the agentive derivational suffix -er.
6. CASE, A compound term made of two separate free morphemes, acting together to describe a container for writing tools.
9. BUS, A compound phrase made of two distinct free morphemes, describing a massive vehicle for student transit.
10. A compound word combining a group of students with a designated physical space.
13. created by adding the derivational suffix -er to a root that means "to rub out".
14. A three-letter free morpheme used for writing in ink.
15. features a bound root meaning "to cut" and an inflectional plural suffix.