Simple Words to Compound - 4

The word 'OUT' combines with 'lying' to form 'outlying' - a compound word meaning remote or situated away from the center. The other options don't form valid compound words with 'OUT': 'outing' is a valid word but not formed as a compound in this context, 'outwith' is not a word, and 'outtake' exists but is not the best fit.

New word is levelheaded meaning sensible.

'CART' combines with 'wheel' to form 'cartwheel' - a compound word referring to the wheel of a cart or the gymnastic maneuver. The other combinations don't form common compound words: 'cartskin', 'carthorn', and 'carthub' are not recognized compound words in English.

'TIMBER' combines with 'line' to form 'timberline' - a compound word referring to the elevation on a mountain above which trees cannot grow (also called tree line). 'Timberplant', 'timbersaw', and 'timberland' (though timberland exists as a word, it's not formed in the same way) are not the best compound word matches in this context.

Alpha combined with numeric forms the word "alphanumeric," which refers to something containing both letters and numbers, like computer passwords or codes.

Drift combined with wood creates "driftwood," which refers to wood that has been washed ashore by water currents.

Finger combined with print forms "fingerprint," the unique pattern of ridges on human fingertips used for identification.

Bed combined with rock creates "bedrock," the solid rock beneath soil or gravel layers, often used metaphorically for fundamental principles.

Side combined with walk forms "sidewalk," a paved path for pedestrians alongside a street.

Super combined with intend creates "superintend," meaning to supervise or have charge of something (like a superintendent).

Work combined with place forms "workplace," referring to the location where someone is employed.

Grind combined with stone creates "grindstone," a stone wheel used for sharpening tools or grinding.

Book combined with worm forms "bookworm," referring to someone who loves reading or spends a lot of time with books.

Card combined with board creates "cardboard," a thick paper material used for boxes and packaging.

Inter combined with national forms "international," relating to or involving two or more nations.