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corrode V. to eat or wear away by degrees, usually by chemical reaction • Corrosion N. the process or result of corroding

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corrode. V. to eat or wear away by degrees, usually by chemical reaction Corrosion N. the process or result of corroding. debris. N. broken or scattered remains Litter, rubbish. elated. Adj. happy and excited; overjoyed Elation N. a feeling of great joy and excitement. exploit. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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corrode

• V. to eat or wear away by degrees, usually by chemical reaction

• Corrosion– N. the process or result

of corroding

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debris

• N. broken or scattered remains

• Litter, rubbish

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elated

• Adj. happy and excited; overjoyed

• Elation– N. a feeling of great joy

and excitement

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exploit

• N. a brave or daring act; an adventure

• V. to make full use of; to utilize

• To use in a selfish way; to take unfair advantage of

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leeway

• N. an extra amount of time or space that allows for some freedom

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miniature

• Adj. on a small scale• N. a very small copy• A small painting;

especially a portrait

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mobile

• N. an artistic structure with parts that move easily

• Adj. easily moved

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onset

• N. a start or beginning

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ooze

• N. soft, watery mud, as at the bottom of the lake or sea

• V. to leak out slowly

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pathetic

• Adj. causing feelings of pity and sorrow

• Held in low esteem; arousing scorn

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preliminary

• Adj. coming at the beginning; coming before the main event or activity

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Quest

• N. a hunt or search

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restrain

• V. to hold back; to keep under control

• Restraint– N. a holding back or

keeping under control• Something used to

control or hold in check

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salvage

• V. to save from destruction or loss

• N. property saved from loss or destruction

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scour

• V. to clean by scrubbing hard

• To search thoroughly