| A | B |
|---|
| compare | examine things or people to see how they're similar or different |
| occassion | an event |
| fair | just |
| hit | use force against something with your hand or an object |
| pull | opposite of push |
| former | the one before |
| prove | show something is true |
| argue | have a verbal fight |
| settle | solve a problem; begin to live permanently in a place |
| growth | noun for grow |
| performance | act of entertaining |
| main | most important |
| gain | earn or win |
| pain | noun for hurt |
| proper | appropriate or correct |
| relate | get along with |
| below | under |
| shape | squares, circles, and triangles are examples |
| dry | opposite of wet |
| poet | a person who writes poems |
| join | to begin to belong |
| due | date set for something to be done |
| manner | way |
| neither | not either |
| strength | noun for strong |
| truth | noun for true |
| honor | respect |
| marry | to wed or to start a marriage |
| handle | place for your hand to help you carry something or open something |
| pool | place to go swimming |
| hang | to let fall loosely from something; to kill by hanging |
| suffer | to feel pain |
| frequent | very often |
| audience | group of people who listen or watch something or someone |
| essential | most important |
| prevent | to stop from happening |
| poem | a verse |
| inch | unit of measurement that equals your thumb. 12 inches = a foot |
| conscious | awake and alert |
| worth | value |
