| A | B |
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| Endangered | related to an endnagered species |
| Sponge | any of a group of water animals that have the form of hollow cell colonies made up of two layers and that include those whose skeletons are sponges. |
| Poisonous | a substance that by its chemical action can injure or kill a living thing |
| Connected | to join or link together, to attach by close personal relationship |
| Haul | to put or drag with effort, to transport in a vehicle |
| Overcome | to win a victory over to conquer |
| Scuba | equiopment used for breathing while swimming underwater |
| Pressure | a force or influence that cannot be avoided |
| Oxygen | a chemical element found in the air as a cloroless, odorless, tasteless gas that is necessary for life |
| Fern | a plant that produces spores instead of seeds and no flowers and whose leaves are usually divided into many parts |
| Curve | to turn or change from a straight line or course, bending or turning without angles |
| Worst | Most corrupt, bad, ill or evil |
| Worse | bad, evil, or corrupt in a greater degree |
| shirt | a garment for the upper part of the body usually with a collar, sleeves a front opening and a tail. |
| Clear | in a clear manner, to go away to disperse |
| Mere | nothing more than, simple |
| Cheer | to give hope to, make happier, comfort |
| Serious | thoughtful ro quiet in appearance or manner, being in earnest not light or casual |
| Germ | a source from which something develops, a bit of living matter capable of developing into an organism or one of its parts |
| Burst | to suddenly show one's fellings, to come or go suddenly |
| Swirl | to move with a whirling or twisting motion |
| Twirling | to turn or cause to turn rapidly or quickly |
| Gear | a group of parts that has a specific function in a machine, to make ready for effective operation |
| Sincerely | being what it seems to be; genuine; true |
| Volunteer | to offer oneself for a service of one's own free will, without pay |
| Period | a portion of time set apart by some quality |
| Insert | to put in, to set in and make fast |
| Purpose | To have as one's intention; intend, to be achieved, aim |
| Spear | a weapon with a long straight handle and sharp head or blade used for throwing or jabbing |
