to change (something) into a different form or properties; transmute; transform

entrust (a task or responsibility) to another person

to remove or force out of a particular place

to make sure or certain

full of rage; extremely angry; enraged

able to withstand the cold of winter in the open air

to take, as food, into the body

proscribed by society as improper or unacceptable

lacking in freshness or effectiveness because of constant use or excessive repetition; hackneyed; stale

Did something so ____________________really belong on the letters page of the world's most important newspaper?

Talking to my grandpa about WWII is a __________________ subject, and anyone of the grandchildren that mentioned it had to deal with our grandpa's anger.

Jennifer sat at the seminar and ____________________ all of the information about Washington that she could.

It is important to choose ____________________ plants in the Midwest because of the harsh winters. They will have trouble surviving if they are not.

Greg instantly became ___________________ once he learned that his Twinkies were taken from his desk.

After the tax payers found out that their taxes were going to increase by 37%, they became ___________________ and declared that they would not be paying them.

Mike had spent all of his money in his savings account ________________ his house into a jungle gym. He had always dreamed of doing it, and finally became a reality.

It was important for the leader to ___________________ responsibilities to everyone that was helping with the campaign.

Mr. Hanson's brother ,Jon, needed to be taken to the hospital when he was five to have a Lincoln Log __________________ from his throat.

Jake was __________________ that he would earn a spot on the marshmallow toss team if he was able to consecutively throw them into a cup three times.