to cause someone to like or be interested in something or someone

(a)  

to cause someone or something to go or move toward a place

(a)  

to reduce the strength, value, or importance of something

(a)  

to remove something by pulling or cutting it out

(a)  

to get information from something or someone

(a)  

to take a number or amount from another number or amount

(a)  

the force that causes a moving thing to stick against the surface it is moving along

(a)  

to move forward

(a)  

to make progress

(a)  

to continue in the process of development

(a)  

close or near

(a)  

sharing a border, wall, or point

(a)  

to feel respect or approval for

(a)  

to look at something or someone with enjoyment

(a)  

able to use both hands equally well

(a)  

able to be understood in more than one way

(a)  

having more than one possible meaning

(a)  

not expressed or understood clearly

(a)  

Mrs. Jansen stopped to (a)   her neighbor’s garden while out on her morning walk.

When playing Monopoly, you must roll the die to determine how many spaces you must (a)   .

I watched my nephew couple his toy trains, held together by magnets that (a)   to one another.

Andrew was furious at the ding in his driver’s side door, knowing it would (a)   from the car’s value.

The cop asked a straightforward question but received an (a)   answer.

If Gerald doesn’t finish all of his chores, his mother will (a)   an appropriate amount from his weekly allowance.

Although not proven, I think being (a)   is a genetic trait.

It takes a lot of work to (a)   a small amount of juice from an orange.

The town’s post office is (a)   to the train station.

The small car was completely stuck in the snow, the tires unable to get any (a)   on the slippery ground.