Approach : to come within range for comparison: As a poet he can't approach Keats

Tough: strong and long-lasting:tough plastics

All the rage: being in the popular domain : singing songs with insults is all the rage
Remain: to stay behind or in the same place: He remained at home while the others left
Accurate : free from error; carefully precise:accurate calculations.
Firm : not soft or not giving in when pressed:a firm mattress.
Exhibit: to offer or expose to view; present for public inspection:to exhibit Van Gogh's
paintings.
Trigger: anything that causes a reaction:a trigger for the fight.
Scent: a smell left in passing: The bloodhounds picked up the scent.
Store: an establishment where merchandise is sold:a department store; a hardware store.
Weird: suggesting the supernatural; unearthly:a weird sound in the night.
Mood: a person's emotional state at a particular time:What kind of mood is she in now?
Nasty: offensive to taste, smell, or the senses in general; nauseating:a nasty smell of
garbage.
Purchase: to get or obtain by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy:enough money
to purchase a house.
Take advantage of : Take advantage of for go to pay
Started out: Started out a history
Start over: Start over a pattern
Started up: Started up the car
Set up: to raise, cause, or produce: to set up a wail : set up contact with nasa
Set off: to embark on a journey : I have set off all the alarms
Brings back: Brings back my friend
Brought : to cause to come toward oneself;
attract:The screams brought the police to the scene of the crime.
Along: over the length or direction of; in a line with:walking along the highway at night.
Bitter : having a harsh taste; not sour, sweet, or salty:bitter herbs.
Tasty: good-tasting; savory:a tasty canapé.
Bringht: giving off or reflecting light:a bright, sunny room.
Pale: lacking strong or natural color; colorless or whitish:a pale complexion.
Pleasant: pleasing, agreeable, or enjoyable:the pleasant news of her promotion.
Disgusting: causing disgust; offensive to the physical, moral, or aesthetic taste.
Deafening: to overwhelm or stun with noise:The sirens deafened me.
Smooth : not rough; having an even surface:a smooth road.
Rough: having a coarse or uneven surface; not smooth:rough, worn skin.
Savoury : attractive to the sense of taste or smell
Stink : to (cause to) give off a strong, bad smell: The kitchen stinks; what are you cooking in
there?
Stroke : a striking of a clapper or hammer, as on a bell, or the sound produced by this:at the
stroke of midnight.
Flavour : aste perceived in food or liquid in the mouth
Whisper : to speak or say with soft, quiet, hushed sounds, esp. with little or no vibration of
the vocal cords:He whispered softly in her ear.
Stare : to gaze or look at deeply, intently, with the eyes wide open : He stared at her for a
long time.
Pattern : a decorative design, made up of elements in a regular arrangement:children's
wallpaper with a pattern of rainbows.
Taste: to test the flavor or quality of by taking some into the mouth: She tasted the wine
and said it had gone bad.
Ear : the sense of hearing: sounds that are pleasing to the ear.
Touch : to bring into contact with something: touched a match to the papers.
Sense : a feeling produced through one of the sense : a sense of cold.
See : to have the power of sight: He can't see; he's been blind from birth.
Tooth : effective power, esp. to enforce something:to put teeth into the new law by
increasing the penalty for disobeying it.
OVERWHELMING : very large, such as in amount or size; very great:an overwhelming
victory of over one hundred thousand votes.

APPEAR : to come into sight; become visible:A man suddenly appeared in the
doorway.
PRETTY : pleasing or charming but not grand or overwhelming: a pretty little cabin in
the woods.
COMEDIANS : an actor in comedy.
COMEBACK : a return to the higher success of an earlier time:I think he is staging a
comeback
APPROPRIATE : o set apart for a specific purpose:appropriated funds for an
environmental study.
FITTING : suitable or appropriate; proper or becoming:a fitting role in the new
company.
ARRANGEMENT : the act of putting things in proper order:the arrangement of items on
a table.
ALIGNMENT : the proper adjustment of the components of an electronic circuit,
machine, for coordinated functioning:The front wheels of the car are out of
alignment.
GROWTH : the act or process or a manner of growing; development; gradual increase: to
watch the growth of one's children.
UNDERSTANDING : the mental process of a person who understands;
comprehension: My understanding of the word does not agree with yours
INSIGHTS : an act or instance of perceiving the true nature of a thing. The seminar provided
insight into how computer programs could work for students.
SEAMSTRESS : a woman who sews, esp. as a profession
TRIGGERED : anything that causes a reaction:a trigger for the fight.
SPARKED : a fiery particle thrown off by burning wood or that may be produced by one
hard body striking against another:Sparks flew into the air while the firewood burned.
BRAVERY : brave spirit or conduct;
COURAGE : the quality of mind that enables a person to face difficulty, danger, etc.,
without fear; bravery.
ESTABLISHED : to bring into being on a firm or permanent basis; set up; found:to establish a
university.

ATTEMPT EXPANSION : there was an attempt expansion

MIND-BOGGLING : the concert was impressivmind-boggling
TURN UP RATHER : turn up rather is required to gain access
COMICS RETURN : in 2020 cominc returns
AS LONG AS : is used when we are comparing situations of similar duration. I
will come to your birthday as long as you invite me.