| A | B |
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| access | n. 1. freedom or permission to enter. 2. a way of approach or entry. |
| accessible | adj. able to be used or entered. |
| associate | v. 1. to bring together in the mind. 2. to come to be together as friends or companions. n.1 a person with whom one is connected in some way as in buisness. |
| boisterous | adj. noisy and uncontrolled |
| brilliant | adj. 1. very bright; sparkling. 2. very clever or smart. |
| decade | n. a ten-year period |
| delicate | adj. easily broken or damaged. 2. need care and skill. 3. in poor health; weak. |
| employ | v. 1. to hire and put to work for pay. 2. to use. |
| idle | adj. doing nothing; not working. v. 1. to spend one's time doing nothing. 2. to run (an engine) slowly. |
| illuminate | v. 1. to light up; to supply with light. 2. to make clear or understandable. |
| provide | v. 1. to give what is needed; to supply 2. to make clear or understandable. |
| require | v. to need or demand. |
| requirement | something that is necessary |
| taunt | v. to make fun of in an insulting way; to jeer. n - 1. an insulting remark. |
| tolerant | adj. willing to let others have their own beliefs and ways, even if different from one's own. |
| tolerate | v. to accept willingly and without complaining. |
| transform | v. to change the form, looks, or nature of. |
| transformation | a complete change. |
| wilderness | n. an area where there are few people living; an area still in its natural state. |
