| A | B |
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| benefit | v. To help or be helpful to.n. 1. Something that is useful or helpful or does good. 2. An event held to raise money. |
| complete | adj. 1. Not having missing parts; whole.2. Finished. v. To finish. |
| develop | v. 1. To go through a process of growth. 2. To bring or come into being. 3. To apply chemicals to film to bring out the picture. |
| dismay | v. To cause feelings of fear, worry, or surprise. n. A sudden loss of courage because of fear or worry. |
| ease | n. A state of being comfortable--without worry or pain. v. To make less worried or troubled. |
| hail | n. Small lumps of frozen rain. v. 1. To fall as frozen rain. 2. To greet or welcome. |
| lack | v. To be without. n. A shortage. |
| master | Adj. Chief; main. V. To become skilled at. |
| patriot | n. One who loves, supports, and is loyal to his or her country. |
| patriotism | n. Love of one's country. |
| project | n. A plan or idea for doing something. v. To stick out. |
| recommend | v. 1. To make a statement of praise. 2. To give advice; to suggest. |
| remark | v. To say; to make a comment. n. Something said; a comment. |
| represent | v. 1. To stand for or in place of.2. To act in place of. |
| sufficient | Adj. Enough to fill a need. |
| utter | v. To make sounds with the voice; to speak. |
