v. compel
(a) to hurry; to make haste; to act or move quickly; to cause to hurry
(b) to send a letter or other item via the postal service; to post
(c) to turn into money; to turn profit; to finance
(d) to force; to coerce; to influence; to impose; to demand
v. recommend
(a) to endeavor; to try hard; to compete; to struggle; to resist
(b) to apply color to a surface; to put makeup on; to describe something in words
(c) to include; to hold back; to restrain; to keep under control
(d) to advocate; to endorse; to speak well of; to advise; to suggest
n. border
(a) large vessel made for sailing on the sea; aircraft; spacecraft
(b) the process of installing a newer and more powerful version of a software package or a piece of hardware
(c) boundary; edge; limit
(d) person who has been appointed; candidate
n. endorsement
(a) signature on a money order such as a check
(b) person who puts money into a project
(c) person who works with pipe and water systems
(d) person who purchases something; client; customer; shopper; purchaser
v. consider
(a) to think over; to believe; to regard; to take into account
(b) to place in; to put in; to add to
(c) to see; to look; to pay attention; to supervise
(d) to make an application; to enter; to let something or someone enter |
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n. initial
(a) beginning letter of a person's first name; first letter (as of a word)
(b) ability; aptitude; proficiency; expertise; craft or trade that requires special training
(c) association; organization; community; rich upper class; fellowship; companionship
(d) paper used for writing letters
v. strengthen
(a) to make strong; to fortify; to reinforce; to toughen
(b) to grow older; to mature
(c) to have different opinions; to differ
(d) to move heavily or awkwardly; to accumulate; to collect
v. mend
(a) to repair; to improve; to be improved
(b) to compel; to reinforce; to oblige; to coerce
(c) to plead; to request; to petition for a new trial or judgment
(d) to rent out property for a specific period of time; to let
v. adorn
(a) to modify; to adapt; to fit; to arrange; to settle
(b) to look on; to see; to observe; to testify; to vouch for
(c) to support; to solidify; to strengthen
(d) to decorate; to beautify
adj. ostentatious
(a) same; identical; able; capable
(b) showy; pretentious; bombastic; pompous; garish
(c) composed of elastic material; made from caoutchouc
(d) begging; attractive; interesting |
