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Lesson 17 vocabulary

afflict expand primitive barren famine refuge consist fertile revert oasis teem drought pasture wither erode

To bring or cause pain and suffering Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither afflict To bring or cause pain and suffering

a condition of pain, suffering, or trouble Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither affliction a condition of pain, suffering, or trouble

Not fruitful; not reproducing Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither barren Not fruitful; not reproducing

to be made up; to contain Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither consist to be made up; to contain

A long period without rain Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither drought A long period without rain

to wear away bit by bit; to wear away by action of wind, water, or ice Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither erode to wear away bit by bit; to wear away by action of wind, water, or ice

The process or state of eroding Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither erosion The process or state of eroding

To make or become larger Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither expand To make or become larger

To give further details of Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither expand To give further details of

The act, process, or result of enlarging Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither expansion The act, process, or result of enlarging

Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither famine A widespread and long-lasting shortage of food that may cause starvation

Able to produce good crops Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither fertile Able to produce good crops

Able to produce offspring Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither fertile Able to produce offspring

Able to produce ideas; inventive Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither fertile Able to produce ideas; inventive

a place where there is water in an otherwise dry area Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither oasis a place where there is water in an otherwise dry area

A field of growing grass where animals can eat; a meadow Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither pasture A field of growing grass where animals can eat; a meadow

to put animals out in a field to eat grass Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither pasture to put animals out in a field to eat grass

From earliest times; ancient Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither primitive From earliest times; ancient

primitive Simple or crude Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither primitive Simple or crude

Shelter or protection from harm Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither refuge Shelter or protection from harm

refuge A place of safety Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither refuge A place of safety

Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither refugee a person forced to leave her or his home or country to seek protection from danger

Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither revert to go back to an earlier condition, often one that is not as satisfactory

to be filled; to occur in large numbers Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither teem to be filled; to occur in large numbers

to become dried out; to lose freshness Afflict Barren Consist Drought Erode Expand Famine Fertile Oasis Pasture Primitive Refuge Revert Teem Wither wither to become dried out; to lose freshness