buffer vocabulary B

buffer (verb)

• to become greater or higher

• to spill over the top edge

• to lessen the effect of; ease; protect; cushion

• a thing or person that reduces a shock or protects somebody/something against difficulties

overflow

• to become greater or higher.

• to spill over the top edge

• to lessen the effect of; ease; protect; cushion

• an answer to or explanation of a problem

shade

• to cause (an area) to be somewhat dark or darker

• to become greater or higher

• to lessen the effect of; ease; protect; cushion

• to spill over the top edge

buffer (noun)

• to lessen the effect of; ease; protect; cushion

• to become greater or higher

• to cause (an area) to be somewhat dark or darker

• a thing or person that reduces a shock or protects somebody/something against difficulties

solution

• a thing or person that reduces a shock or protects somebody/something against difficulties

• an answer to or explanation of a problem

• contents spilling over the top edge

• an increase; something greater or higher

rise

• to cause (an area) to be somewhat dark or darker

• to lessen the effect of; ease; protect; cushion

• to be so full that the contents spill over the top edge

• to become greater or higher

The temperature began to ____________ as the sun moved higher in the sky.

• buffer

• rise

• shade

• solve

The trees created a __________ between the highway and the homes.

• buffer

• solution

• rise

• overflow

The water was left on, so the tub began to ______________.

• overflow

• buffer

• shade

• rise

When it gets bigger, the tree will __________ the house.

• solve

• rise

• buffer

• shade