| A | B |
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| adage (def) | (n) a traditional saying |
| adage(sent) | “A stitch in time saves nine” is an ___. |
| adapt (def) | (v) to make suitable for conditions; to adjust |
| adapt (sent.) | Animals can ___ to environmental changes. |
| advocate (v-def) | (v) to speak or argue in favor of something |
| advocate (v-sent) | We need to ___ for our schools, so that they can receive the funds they need to bette educate our future citizens. |
| advocate (n-def) | (n) one who speaks or argues in favor of something |
| advocate (n-sent) | The famous singer was an ___ for animal rights on the Humane Society commercial. |
| advent (def) | (n) to coming or arrival of something important |
| advent (sent.) | Life as we know it will change with the ___ of public space travel. |
| addict (def) | (n) one who is physically or psychologically dependent on a substance |
| addict (sent.) | She is a chocolate ___, because she feels she has to have at least one candy bar a day. |
| adept (def) | (adj) very skilled; proficient |
| adept (sent.) | He is such an ___ juggler that he has won five national juggling titles. |
| addendum (def) | (n) a piece of extra information that is added to a book, document, speech, etc |
| addendum (sent.) | The ___ added to the document offers a glossary of terms used in the document. |
| adjacent (def) | (adj) close to; lying near |
| adjacent (sent.) | Jaime had frequent nightmares, because their house stood ___ to a cemetery. |
| adhere (def) | (v) stick fast; cling |
| adhere (sent.) | The Band-Aid did not ___ to his wet hand. |
| adjoin (def) | v.to be close to or in contact with; abut |
| adjoin (sent.) | The two hotel rooms ___; moreover, they share an interior door. |
