The term 'suffix with chlor-' refers to two common suffixes used in chemistry. The first is 'ine, ' which is used to denote a compound containing nitrogen, and the second is 'IDE, ' which is used to denote a compound containing oxygen. Both of these suffixes are often combined with the prefix 'chloro, ' which denotes a compound containing chlorine. Therefore, the term 'suffix with chlor-' refers to compounds containing chlorine, nitrogen, and oxygen.