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| Description of eliminate (verb: eliminated; eliminated; eliminating) to eject waste products Samples of eliminate The kidneys and urinary tract eliminate metabolic waste products from the blood.
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| Description of reproduce (verb: reproduced; reproduced; reproducing) to breed; to make offspring Samples of reproduce Plants and animals must reproduce to survive.
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| Description of be shed (verb: was shed, were shed; has been shed, have been shed; being shed) to be eliminated Samples of be shed The endometrial lining (endometrium) is shed at menstruation.
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| Description of repel (verb: repelled; repelled; repelling) to present an opposing force Samples of repel Unequal charges attract, equal charges repel.
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| Description of decompose (verb: decomposed; decomposed; decomposing) to break down; to decay Samples of decompose Bacteria decompose organic matter.
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| Description of excrete (verb: excreted; excreted; excreting) to get rid of waste from the body Samples of excrete Sweat glands excrete water and salts (sweat).
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| Description of digest (verb: digested; digested; digesting) to break down food into a form that can be used by the body Samples of digest Humans need to digest large amounts of food every day to live.
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| Description of degenerate (verb: degenerated; degenerated; degenerating) to lose function due to change in the function of a cell, tissue or organ Samples of degenerate The body naturally degenerates with time.
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| Description of burn (verb: burnt/burned; burnt/burned; burning) to be on fire; to scald Samples of burn Caustic agents can seriously burn skin.
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| Description of contaminate (verb: contaminated; contaminated; contaminating) to make a clean thing or person dirty Samples of contaminate Bacteria contaminate surgical instruments so they must be sterilized.
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