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| To take something away from; deny. |
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| A plant of which the roots, leaves, stems, flowers—and in some cases the seeds, pods, or fruit—are used as food. The part of such a plant eaten as food. |
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| A growth of plants; plants or plant life in general. |
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| Of strategy. Essential to strategy. |
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| The condition or property of being stable. |
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| Not likely to change position; form. Not likely to change, as in condition. Not likely to be affected or overthrown. |
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| One of two or more options from which to choose. A choice between two or more options. |
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| To do, perform, use or occur in turn by changing back and forth. A person acting in place of another. |
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| A statement of the precise meaning or meanings of a word, phrase, etc. |
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| To state the precise meaning or meanings of (a word, phrase, etc.). To describe; specify. |
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| Something, such as a medicine or treatment, used or given to relieve pain or cure disease. |
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| Intended to correct something, especially faulty study habits, reading skill, etc. |
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| To produce immunity in, as by vaccination or inoculation. |
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| Protected; guarded; safe. |
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| The condition of being deprived |
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| Serving to show or indicate |
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| To show or point out precisely. |
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| Having no limit in space, extent, number or time; endless. |
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| Having bounds; not infinite; limited. |
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| A story or description; a narrated account. |
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| To give an oral or written account of; recite. To supply the running commentary for a motion picture or other performance. |
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| A sequence of chords used to accompany a melody. A combination of musical sounds considered to be pleasing. Agreement in feeling or opinion; good will; accord. |
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| Marked by agreement and good will; friendly. Having elements pleasingly or appropriately combined. Pleasing to the ear; melodious. |
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| The results of a political election, seen as expressing the true wishes of the voters and thus used to justify the policies of the elected officials. An authoritative command or instruction. |
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| The ability to begin or follow through with a plan of action or a task; ambition and determination. The first step or action; opening move. |
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| To begin; originate. To admit into membership, often with at special ceremony. |
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