| acquire |
to get or come to have as one's own. |
| advantage |
a better chance or position; upper hand. |
| boast |
to talk with too much pride; brag. |
| construction |
the act or process of putting parts together to build or create. |
| diversity |
the state or condition of being varied or consisting of various kinds. |
| entrance1 |
a doorway or other place through which one goes in. |
| entry |
an act or instance of going or coming in. |
| fake |
to make a false copy of. |
| function |
to run or operate, especially in a way that is normal or desired. |
| irrigate |
to supply with water by artificial means from a natural source of water. |
| reluctance |
a state of unwillingness or disinclination, often arising from uncertainty or doubt. |
| rumor |
a piece of information or a story passed from one person to another without any proof that it is true. |
| stuffy |
not having enough fresh air. |
| tame |
taken from a wild state and made obedient; domesticated. |
| thermometer |
an instrument for measuring temperature. Some thermometers are made of a closed glass tube containing mercury or alcohol that rises or falls as the temperature rises or falls. |