| A | B |
|---|
| transborder | close to the line which separates two areas |
| translocate | moving something to another place |
| transfer | move from one place to another |
| transplant | to transfer something to another place or a situation |
| interact | act in such a way that you have an effect on another |
| interchange | switch places between two things |
| intercommunity | having to do with people who live in the same area |
| interconnect | the act of coming together |
| intergroup | having to do with objects or people that are alike |
| interlock | at least two things that fit together or overlap |
| intersect | at least two things crossing over each other |
| forearm | the lower part of the arm |
| forecast | to predict or estimate |
| forehead | the part of the face above the eyebrows |
| foresee | to know something before it happens |
| declaw | remove the claws from something |
| decompose | cause something to decay or rot |
| deform | to distort the shape of |
| derail | to come off the track |
| defrost | to thaw out |
| deflate | to let the air out |
| foretell | predict the future |
| foregone | prediction with certainty |
| transatlantic | across the Atlantic ocean |
| intercollegiate | between two or more colleges |
