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To take and use something that belongs to someone else for a period of time before returning it.

To Borrow

To give something to someone for a period of time and then get it back.

To Lend

To leave and never return to someone who needs protection or help.

Abandon

Good or helpful.

Beneficial

Happening all the time or very often / continuous.

Constant

To mix with a liquid and become part of the liquid.

Dissolve

To come out in a sudden explosion.

To Erupt

To produce something or create something.

Generate

The power to change or affect someone or something.

Influence

To free someone or something from being controlled.

Liberate

Something that helps a person find/understand something, or solve a mystery.

Clue

To damage something so badly that it’s no longer useful, valuable, etc. / to destroy.

To Ruin

To break apart and fall down suddenly.

To Collapse

To say things that make someone more determined, hopeful, or confident.

To Encourage

A piece of furniture for storage that has doors and shelves, usually in the kitchen.

Cupboard

To move on your hands and knees.

To Crawl

A soft object or part that is used to make a seat more comfortable / pillow.

Cushion

The hair that grows on a person’s cheeks and chin.

Beard

Free from mistakes or errors / correct.

Accurate

A plan of things that will be done, including what times they will be done.

Schedule

A hole formed in a tooth by decay (usually from too much sugar).

Cavity

Intelligent and able to learn things quickly.

Clever

The structure of bones that form the head and face of a person or animal.

Skull

To move and organize things into a particular order or position.

To Arrange

Something done or achieved successfully.

Accomplishment

Not very important or serious.

Petty

To rise or appear from a hidden or unknown place or condition : to come out into view.

To Emerge

Closely united, together.

Cohesive

A long, thin piece of cotton, silk, etc., used for sewing.

Thread