alternate

• 1.Happening or appearing in turns; every other. Spring and fall are alternate seasons. 2. Being a choice between two or more things

• Lacking a strong flavor.

• To change from one form to another

bland

• Small in number or extent; thinly scattered.

• Lacking a strong flavor

• To change from one form to anothe

convert

• Very strong; very great

• 1. To move or direct (a ship or plane) along a certain path. In her old fishing ship

• To change from one form to another

intense

• A person who is walking; someone traveling on foot

• Very strong; very great

• Small in number or extent; thinly scattered

navigate

• To need or demand

• To stop working

• To move or direct (a ship or plane) along a certain path

pedestrian

• A person who is walking; someone traveling on foot

• To stop working

• Dull or lacking imagination

require

• To go back to an earlier condition, often one that is not satisfactory

• To need or demand

• Small in number or extent; thinly scattered

retire

• Lacking a strong flavor

• To need or demand

• To stop working

revert

• To move or direct (a ship or plane) along a certain path.

• Very strong; very great

• t To go back to an earlier condition, often one that is not satisfactory

sparse

• Small in number or extent; thinly scattered

• Very strong; very great

• Lacking a strong flavor