Wordly Wise 3000 Book 2 Lesson 2

Front 1

aroma

Back 1

a smell or odor, especially a pleasant one

Front 2

beverage

Back 2

a liquid, other than water, used as a drink

Front 3

aroma

Back 3

a smell or odor, especially a pleasant one

Front 4

beverage

Back 4

a liquid, other than water, used as a drink

Front 5

bland (adj 1)

Back 5

lacking a strong flavor

Front 6

bland (adj 2)

Back 6

Not irritating, exciting, or disturbing.

Hint 6

He has a bland personality.

Front 7

brittle

Back 7

bb

Front 8

cluster (n)

Back 8

A number of similar things grouped together

Front 9

cluster (v)

Back 9

to gather or come together in a group

Front 10

combine

Back 10

To join or bring together

Hint 10

He combined blue and yellow to make green.

Front 11

combination

Back 11

A joining or bringing together

Hint 11

That combination of icecreams is really good.

Front 12

consume (v 1)

Back 12

to use up

Hint 12

Our cars consume gasoline.

Front 13

consume (v 2)

Back 13

To eat or drink

Hint 13

Hey! You consumed all of the icecream!

Front 14

consume (v 3)

Back 14

to do away with or destroy

Hint 14

The fire consumed the forest.

Front 15

crave

Back 15

to have a strong desire for

Hint 15

I crave icecream.

Front 16

craving

Back 16

A strong desire

Hint 16

I have a craving for vanilla icecream.

Front 17

cultivate (v 1)

Back 17

to prepare land for the growing of crops

Front 18

cultivate (v 2)

Back 18

to grow or to help grow

Front 19

cultivate (v 3)

Back 19

to encourage development by attention or study

Hint 19

My mother has cultivated my interest in sports.

Front 20

equivalent (adj)

Back 20

Equal to

Hint 20

You and I have equivalent amounts of icecream.

Front 21

equivalent (n)

Back 21

That which is equal to

Front 22

export (v)

Back 22

To send goods to another country for sale

Hint 22

We export vanilla icream.

Front 23

export (n)

Back 23

Something exported

Hint 23

Vanilla icecream is an important export.

Front 24

extract (v 1)

Back 24

To remove or take out

Hint 24

I extracted the thorn from the dog's paw.

Front 25

extract (v 2)

Back 25

To obtain with an effort

Hint 25

I had to extract the truth from my bother by threatening to tell on him.

Front 26

extract (n)

Back 26

something removed or taken out

Hint 26

Vanilla extract comes from the seeds of vanilla plants.

Front 27

introduce (a person) (v)

Back 27

To cause to know; to make known by name

Hint 27

Let me introduce you to my mom.

Front 28

introduce (a thing) (v)

Back 28

To bring to the attention of, especially for the first time

Hint 28

I am so glad that you introduced me to Mr. Yummy's chocolate syrup!

Front 29

introduce (use) (v)

Back 29

To bring into use

Front 30

introduction (n 1)

Back 30

something spoken or written before the main part

Hint 30

The introduction of the book was boring.

Front 31

introduction (n 2)

Back 31

The act of being made known by name

Hint 31

I was nervous during the introduction to his parents.

Front 32

purchase (v)

Back 32

To buy

Front 33

purchase (thing) (n 1)

Back 33

something that is bought

Hint 33

I am unhappy with this purchase.

Front 34

purchase (act) (n 2)

Back 34

the act of buying

Hint 34

I wish I had been there before you made that purchase of the rotten pumpkins.

Front 35

tropical (equator) (adj 1)

Back 35

Of, from, or similar to the regions of the equator

Hint 35

This is a tropical bird.

Front 36

tropical (adj 2)

Back 36

hot and moist

Hint 36

I like this tropical weather.