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Annual adj. Happening every year. n. 1. A plant that lives for one year. 2. A book that comes out once a year.
Artificial adj. Made by human beings and not by nature.
Blend v. 1. To come or mix together into one. 2. To go together. n. A mixture.
Bore v. 1. To make a round hole in by drilling 2. To tire by being dull and uninteresting. n. A dull and uninteresting person. adj. Dull and uniteresting. n. A state of being bored.
Considerable adj. Great; large.
Crude adj. 1. Raw; in an unrefined state. 2. Roughly made. 3. Ill-mannered.
Evaporate v. 1. To change from water into steam or vapor. 2. To disappear.
Foliage n. The leaves of trees and other plants.
Gash n. A long, deep cut.
Hue n. A color; especially a shade of colour.
Increase v. To make or become larger; to add to. n. The amount by which something gets larger.
Nourish v. To feed; to support or make grow. n. Anything that feeds or helps to make grow.
Vary v. To make or have a change in. n. A change in form, position, or condition.
Vision n. 1. Eyesight. 2. Something seen in the mind, especially of the future. adj. Of or used in seeing.
Yield v. 1. To give up someone or something; to surrender. 2. To produce. n. The amount produced.
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