a process of taking a liquid, gas or substance into another substance to gather or acquire something so that you have more of it in or through a group to express yourself easily using language something that makes things harder to understand in an accurate or correct manner in the same way, in addition to a large organ in the body that helps to absorb food and clean the blood to increase, or become as large or great as possible a figure of speech based on analogy concerning money, often referring to a country's economic system something that you must have or do refers to more than one person or thing the act of refusing to consider or believe something the act of putting something new in the place of something that is old, broken or missing the use of personal feelings and opinions, rather than facts with reference to some source of heat a willingness to let people do, say or believe what they wish, without judging or challenging them a large stretch of land a device along a pipe that can either open and allow something to flow, or close and block it