Words List

To have life as an organism, to be alive, and to be capable of vital functions; all things that live possess these characteristics.

To walk with a regular and measured tread, as soldiers on parade; to advance in step in an organized body.

To rely or place trust, usually followed by "on" or "upon."

To draw or haul something toward oneself or itself, in a specific direction, or into a particular position.

To feel a need or a desire for; to wish for something.

To guide the movement of something, such as a bicycle, by using a rudder, helm, wheel, etc.

To stimulate or provoke the emotions or feelings of someone; to incite a reaction, often by arousing passion or enthusiasm.

To make something plain or clear, rendering it understandable or intelligible.

To gently clean or dry a surface by rubbing it with a cloth, towel, paper, the hand, etc.

To publicly announce or promote a product, service, or idea in order to encourage people to buy or use it.

To propel or drive forward with force or energy; to push along or impel with vigor.

To eat the main meal of the day; have dinner.

To suggest or speak positively about something or someone, expressing that it is worthy of trust, approval, or use.

To impose a penalty, such as pain, loss, confinement, or death, as a consequence for committing an offense, transgression, or fault.

To disturb or bother a person in a way that displeases, troubles, or slightly irritates.

To cook (meat or other food) without covering it, typically in an oven.

To make something soft or softer.

To employ someone's services by offering wages or other payment.

To remove or eliminate something undesirable or objectionable.

To attract or persuade someone to do something that is often considered unwise, wrong, or morally questionable.