Word Building 1091

acid

a chemical

certificate

a document stating facts as true

electricity

a form of energy

council

a group of people gathered to give advice

confederacy

a league; an alliance

currency

a means of exchange; money

citizen

a member of a state or country

cemetery

a place for burying the dead

cylinder

a round, tube-shaped object

recess

a short break from studying

circumstance

a situation

grocery

a store that sells food and supplies

cellulose

a substance that forms the cell walls of plants

necessary

a substance used to teat or prevent a sickness

medicine

a substance used to treat or prevent a sickness

emergency

a sudden need for immediate action

absence

a time of being away

principle

a truth

policy

an established way of handling a situation

accident

an unexpected happinging

finance

any matter having to do with money

delicacy

daintiness; fineness of texture or quality

evidence

facts that prove or disprove

concern

genuine care; interest

facility

grounds or buildings used for a special purpose

recent

happening a short while ago

sincere

honest; free from deceit

mercy

kindness shown toward one who offends you

central

most important; main

circular

round

certain

sure; confident

conference

the act of talking something over

principal

the main authority in a church-school

access

the opportunity to approach

candidacy

the stat of seeking an office

admit

to allow to enter

excel

to be outstanding

propel

to cause to move forward

wrap

to cover and fasten

control

to direct or command

anticipate

to expect

infer

to find out by reasoning; to conclude

expel

to force out

criticize

to give a serious and honest opinion

celebrate

to give attention to; to observe

commit

to hand over for safekeeping

omit

to leave out

prefer

to like better

reduce

to make less; to decrease

trim

to make neat by cutting away excess

decide

to make up one's mind; to choose

transfer

to move from one place to another

transmit

to pass on; to send out

patrol

to pass through an area for the purpose of watching or guarding

introduce

to present for the first time

drag

to pull along the ground

repel

to push away; to resist

remit

to send money, especially for a payment

defer

to show courtesy by yielding to others

begin

to start

equip

to supply with what is needed

accept

to take or receive willingly

refer

to turn for information

compel

to urge with force; to command

submit

to yield