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Wordly Wise Lesson 7

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Alter Verb: To change in some way; to make or become different. Noun: A change.
Confuse Verb: 1. To make or become unclear or mixed up in the mind. 2. To mistake one person or thing for another. adj. Hard to follow or understand; unclear. Noun. A state of disorder.
Distribute Verb. 1. To give out; to divide among several or many. 2. To be spread over.
Eject Verb: To force or throw out.
Embrace Verb: 1. To hold closely in one's arms; to hug. 2. To take up seriously. Noun. A hug.
Equip Verb. To provide with what is needed.
Flexible Adjective: 1. Able to bend easily. 2. Able to adjust to new or different situations.
Instant Noun: A moment; a very short period of time. Adjective: Happening or done at once; quick.
Keen Adjective: 1. Having a sharp edge. 2. Showing a strong interest; eager. 3. Having sharp senses; quick to understand.
Limp Verb: To walk lamely or in an uneven way. Noun: An uneven or lopsided walk. adjective. Not stiff or firm.
Scurry Verb. To move quickly, with rapid little steps.
Seize Verb. 1. To grasp suddenly; to grab hold of. 2. To take by force of the law.
Shallow Adjective. 1. Not deep. 2. With little seriousness or deep thought.
Surround Verb. To enclose on all sides. Noun. pl. The things or conditions around a person or place
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