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Affect
To Bring About a change
calculate
To find the answer by using arithmatic or to figure out by reasoning.
climate
The average weather condition of an area.
column
A row of figures or words running down a printed page: anything arranged like that.
decay
To rot.
exceed
To be more than.
forbid
To order not to do something.
grove
A group of trees growing together with open space between them.
limb
An arm ,leg, or wing.
mammoth
Very large, huge.
mature
To become fully grown or developed.
permit
To allow.
resist
To refuse to give in to: to withstand.
scorch
To burn slightly
tower
To stand above or higher than what is around it.
approach
To go closer.
burrow
To dig a hole or tunnel into or under something.
cease
To stop: to come or bring to an end.
destructive
Causing harm or damage.
drowsy
Tired or sleepy.
famished
Very hungry
forecast
To figure out and say what will happen before it takes place.
hibernate
To spend the winter in a resting state.
migrate
To move from one country or region to another.
nestle
To settle down comfortably, as if in a nest.
observe
To see; to notice.
prepare
To make or get ready.
reduce
To make or become smaller or less.
severe
Very strict or harsh.
venture
To dare to do, to go, or to say.
active
Taking part; working.
astound
To suprise; to amaze.
attend
To go to or be present at.
cherish
To cling to an idea or feeling.
contract
To make an agreement that has the force of law.
eager
Wanting very muchq
expose
To make known.
grace
Beauty of form or movement.
impose
To force someone to accept or put up with.
modest
Not thinking too highly of oneself.
parallel
Lying in the same direction and always the same distance apart.
paralyze
To stop all movement or feeling in.
pessimist
A person who expects things to turn out badly.
recite
To say aloud before an audience, usually from memory.
respond
To answer.