| Absorber (n.) |
A thing that takes in or sucks up liquids or gases, like a sponge. |
| Adage (n.) |
A saying or a proverb. |
| Aquaculture (n.) |
The growing of water animals or plants in a controlled environment, underwater farming. |
| Deplete (v.) |
Use up the supply. |
| Devastate (v.) |
To destroy or ruin. |
| Dispel (v.) |
To cause to vanish, alleviate. |
| Efficient (adj.) |
Using with the least waste of resources or effort. |
| Expands (v.) |
To increase in size, extent, scope etc. |
| Forage (n.) |
Food. |
| Multitudes (n.) |
A great number. |
| Numerous (adj.) |
Very many. |
| Resilient (adj.) |
Recovering from illness or damage. |
| Restoration (n.) |
A return of something or someplace to its original condition. |
| Retention (n.) |
The ability to keep in place. |
| Sedimentation (n.) |
The matter or dirt that settles to the bottom of a liquid. |
| Swaths (n.) |
A line or ridge of grass. |
