chron, temp, loc

chronological (adj)

• arranged in the order of time that the events occurred or took place
• occurring for a limited amount of time; not permanent
• happening or beginning now or in recent times
• very noisy and active in a lively way

chronically (adv)

• to occur in a habitual, repeated, or long standing manner
• to rarely happen
• to happen every once in a while
• to do something reluctantly

chronicle (n)

• a description of events in the order that they happened
• a device (like a stopwatch) that is used for measuring and recording time in a very exact way
• a place or position
• Someone who tries to become wealthy or powerful by doing things that are dishonest or illegal

chronograph (n)

• a device (like a stopwatch) that is used for measuring and recording time in a very exact way
• a place or position
• Someone who tries to become wealthy or powerful by doing things that are dishonest or illegal
• funny or playful actions or behavior (often disapproving

temporary (adj)

• occurring for a limited amount of time; not permanent
• Very rude or aggressive; without manners
• very noisy and active in a lively way
• happening or beginning now or in recent times

contemporary (adj)

• happening or beginning now or in recent times
• occurring for a limited amount of time; not permanent
• Very rude or aggressive; without manners
• very noisy and active in a lively way

location (n)

• a place or position
• a device (like a stopwatch) that is used for measuring and recording time in a very exact way
• a description of events in the order that they happened
• Someone who tries to become wealthy or powerful by doing things that are dishonest or illegal

local (adj)

• relating to or occurring in a particular area, city, or town; located or living nearby
• occurring for a limited amount of time; not permanent
• Very rude or aggressive; without manners
• very noisy and active in a lively way

allocate (v)

• to divide and give out (something) for a special reason or to particular people, companies, or groups
• to force someone or something to move from a place or position
• Very rude or aggressive; without manners
• very noisy and active in a lively way

dislocate (v)

• to force someone or something to move from a place or position
• to divide and give out (something) for a special reason or to particular people, companies, or groups
• To steal things; especially by force
• to play in a rough and noisy way