| cheat |
a person who acts in a dishonest way in order to gain something. |
| commercial |
having to do with trade or business. |
| cycle |
a circle of events that repeats in a regular pattern. |
| dissect |
to cut open or apart in order to examine. |
| enable |
to give means or power to; make able; allow. |
| flexibility |
the capability of bending easily, or being bent easily, and not breaking. |
| industrial |
having to do with the manufacture of goods, especially in factories. |
| intelligence |
the ability to learn, reason, and understand. |
| marvelous |
causing wonder or amazement. |
| remark |
a comment or short statement. |
| slightly |
to a small degree or by a small amount; a little. |
| sputter |
to spit out saliva or bits of food while speaking in a fast or excited way. |
| substantially |
to a large or significant degree; considerably. |
| 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. |
| trickle |
to fall or flow in drops or in a thin, weak stream. |