FLU

1
FLU flowing

• fluently able to speak or write smoothly,
  easily, or readily.
• affluent a well-to-do person or family.
• fluviology the study of rivers.

2
LECT readable gathering

• dialect one of the subordinate forms or varieties
  of a language arising from local peculiarities of
  vocabulary, pronunciation, and idiom.
• collect to gather things and to bring them
  together.
• eclectic choosing what is best or preferred
  from a variety of sources, ideas, or styles.

3
VOL, VOLV bend, curve

• circumvolution twisted or folded around.
• evolution (cultural) any fundamental change over
  time in the social and economic character of a
  given society.
• evolve to develop gradually.

4
AMBI both, around

• -a word info. image
• ambisinistrodextrous equally skillful with
  both the left and the right hands.
• ambivalence the presence of two opposing
  ideas, attitudes, or emotions at the same time.
• ambivert one whose personality type is
  intermediate between extrovert and introvert.

5
DI two, twice

• difference the amount by which one quantity
  is different from another what is left after
  subtracting one number from another number.
• diminish to make something smaller or less
  important, or to become smaller or less
  important to reduce in bulk or amount to
  lessen opposed to augment or increase.
• divide to deal out in parts distribute in
  shares apportion.