Wordly Wise 3000, book 6, lesson 17
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 corrode (v.) | To eat or wear away by degrees, usually by chemical action. |
| corrosion (n.) | The process or the result of corroding. |
| debris (n.) | Broken, scattered remains. |
| debris (n.) | Litter; rubbish. |
| elated (adj.) | Happy and excited; overjoyed. |
| elation (n.) | A feeling of great joy and excitement. |
| exploit (n.) | A brave or daring act; an adventure. |
| exploit (v.) | To make full use of; to utilize. |
| exploit (v.) | To use in a selfish way; to take unfair advantage of. |
| leeway (n.) | An extra amount of time or space that allows some freedom. |
| miniature (adj.) | On a small scale. |
| miniature (n.) | A very small copy. |
| miniature (n.) | A small painting, especially a portrait. |
| mobile (n.) | A artistic structure with parts that move easily. |
| mobile (adj.) | Easily moved. |
| onset (n.) | A start or a beginning. |
| ooze (n.) | Soft, watery mud, as at the bottom of a lake or the sea. |
| ooze (v.) | To leak out slowly. |
| pathetic (adj.) | Causing feelings of pity or sorrow. |
| pathetic (adj.) | Held in low esteem; arousing scorn. |
| preliminary (adj.) | Coming at the beginning; coming before the main event or activity. |
| quest (n.) | A hunt or search. |
| restrain (v.) | To hold back; to keep under control. |
| restraint (n.) | A holding back or keeping under control. |
| restraint (n.) | Something used to control or hold in check. |
| salvage (v.) | To save from destruction or loss. |
| salvage (n.) | Property saved from loss or destruction. |
| scour (v.) | To clean by scrubbing hard. |
| scour (v.) | To search thoroughly. |
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