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Wordly Wise6 EMS #6

Wordly Wise 6 EMS Lesson 6

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apparel (noun) The things that are worn by a person; clothing
appreciate (verb) 1. To see the worth or quality of
appreciate (verb) 2. To increase in value
continuous (adj) Going on without stopping
dissolve (verb) 1. To make or become liquid
dissolve (verb) 2. To bring or to come to an end
domesticate (verb) To tame; to bring plants or animals under human control
domesticate (domesticated) adj Brought under human control; tamed or cultivated
emerge (verb) 1. To come into view; to appear
emerge (verb) 2. To become known
fiber (noun) 1. A thin, threadlike part of animal hair or plant tissue; also, an artificial thread that resembles this
fiber (noun) 2. An arrangement of body cells that forms muscles and nerves
fiber (noun) 3. A food substance that provides bulk but is not digested
function (verb) To serve a purpose
function (noun) 1. The special purpose something is used for
function (noun) 2. An important ceremony or gathering
hatch (verb) 1. To come or to bring forth from an egg
hatch (verb) 2. To think up
hatch (noun) A small opening with a door or cover
inhibit (verb) To prevent from doing something or to prevent from happening
inhibit (inhibited) adj Held back because of shyness
minute (adj) Very small; tiny
motion (noun) 1. Movement
motion (noun) 2. A suggestion on which members at a meeting must vote
motion (verb) To signal
motion (motionless) adj Not moving; stationary
sheathe (verb) To cover with something that protects
shed (verb) 1. To lose; to give up
shed (verb) 2. To cause to flow
shed (verb) 3. To throw off water without letting it soak through
shed (verb) 4. To send out or give off
transfer (verb) To move, carry, send, or change from one person or place to another
transfer (noun) 1. The act of transferring
transfer (noun) 2. A ticket used for transferring from one bus or train to another
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