| A | B |
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| affect | To bring about a change in. |
| affect | To pretend to be or to have. |
| calculate | To find the answer by using arithmetic. |
| calculate | To figure out by reasoning. |
| climate | The average weather conditions of an area. |
| column | A row of figures or words running down a printed page; anything arranged like that. |
| column | A tall, usually stone support that holds up something. |
| column | A regular newspaper or magazine article usually written by the same person. |
| decay | To rot. |
| decay | A breaking down or rotting. |
| exceed | To be more than. |
| excess | More than enough; an extra amount. |
| excessive | Too much or too great. |
| forbid | To order not to do something. |
| forbidden | Not allowed. |
| grove | A group of trees growing together with open space between them. |
| limb | An arm, leg, or wing. |
| limb | A large tree branch. |
| mammoth | Very large; huge. |
| mature | To become fully grown or developed. |
| mature | Fully grown or developed; adult. |
| permit | To allow. |
| permit | A written notice that allows a person to do something. |
| resist | To refuse to give in to; to withstand. |
| resist | To work or fight against. |
| scorch | To burn slightly. |
| scorching | Very hot. |
| tower | To stand above or higher than what is around it. |
| tower | Very high; tall. |
