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  Word Explanations attract, germinate, acclimatize, reproduce, connect, rods, proton, dissect, transplant, dissipate


   
Explanation of attract (verb)
forms: attracted; attracted; attracting

to draw to itself



   
Explanation of germinate (verb)
forms: germinated; germinated; germinating

to begin to grow



   
Explanation of acclimatize (verb)
forms: acclimatized; acclimatized; acclimatizing

adapt to changes in the environment



   
Explanation of reproduce (verb)
forms: reproduced; reproduced; reproducing

to breed; to make offspring



   
Explanation of connect (verb)
forms: connected; connected; connecting

to join



   
Explanation of rods (noun)
form: only plural

photoreceptor of the retina being sensitive for dim light



   
Explanation of proton (noun)
form plural: protons

subatomic particle with one positive charge



   
Explanation of dissect (verb)
forms: dissected; dissected; dissecting

to cut; to take apart; to remove body parts or organs



   
Explanation of transplant (verb)
forms: transplanted; transplanted; transplanting

to implant an organ or tissue from one place to another



   
Explanation of dissipate (verb)
forms: dissipated; dissipated; dissipating

to disappear



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