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duct: a pipe

abduct: to lead sb. to an abnormal place

adduct: to add so as to bring together similar parts
He adducted his fingers to hold the cup more steadily.
Derivatives: adduction, adductive

aqueduct: a pipe
The murderer cut off the aqueduct that transfused life-sustaining liquid to the dying patient.

caliduct: calorie carrying duct ;-p in purpose of warming up
The caliduct was broken somewhere, since it was cold in the bedroom.

circumduct: circum~ is to rotate about axis
The circumduction of the plane indicated that something was going uncontrolled on ground.
Derivatives: circumduction

coelomoduct: 体腔管

conduct: con~ is to pass sth., direct the course of sth., to lead or guide
The chairman conducted the country to overthrow all intruders and win independency.
Derivatives: conductor(ress), conduction, conductance, conductible, conductibility, conductive, conductivity, conductron

coproduct: co~

deduct: to de~ is to take away sth. from ..., as corollaries takes away proofs from prime theorems
The government deducts tax from deposits.
Derivatives: deductible, deductibility, deduction, deductive
related to: deduce

dorsiduct: physiology, to turn or draw toward the back

educt: e~ 引（析）出物
Derivatives: eductor

gonaduct = gonoduct

induct: to in~ is to put into duct so as to make affiliated, familiar with sth
Derivatives: inductance, inductee, inductile, induction, inductive(ly), inductivism(st), inductivity, inductor, inductorium
related to: induce

introduct: obsolete introduce

misconduct: mis~

nephridioduct:

nephrogonaduct:

nerviduct: the duct of nerves

oviduct: the duct of ova

product
Derivatives: production, productivity, productive
related to: produce

reconduct: re~

reduct
related to reduce

spermiduct: duct of sperms
spermoduct

sporoduct: duct of spores

subduct: to sub~ is to subtract

superconduct: super~

ventiduct: duct for ventilation

viaduct: duct for cars to pass via