| A | B |
| apparel | the things that are worn by a person; clothing |
| appreciate | to see the worth or quality of; to increase in value |
| continuous | going on without stopping |
| dissolve | to make or become liquid; to bring or come to an end |
| domesticate | to tame;to bring plants or animals under human control |
| emerge | to come into view; to appear; to become known |
| fiber | a thin, threadlike part of animal hair or plant tissue; also, an artificial thread that resembles this |
| fiber | an arrangement of body cells that forms muscles and nerves; a food substance that provides bulk, but is not digested |
| function | to serve a purpose |
| function | the special purpose something is used for; a special ceremony or gathering |
| hatch | to come or to bring forth from an egg; to think up |
| hatch | a small opening with a door or cover |
| inhibit | to prevent from doing something or to prevent from happening |
| minute | very small;tiny |
| motion | movement; a suggestion on which members at a meeting must vote |
| motion | to signal |
| sheathe | to cover with something that protects |
| shed | to lose; to give up; to cause to flow; to send or give off |
| transfer | to move, carry, send or change from one person or place to another |
| transfer | a ticket used for transferring from one bus or train to another |