(verb) to look at or think about something carefully
analyze
(verb) to make something happen
cause
(verb) to provide something that is needed or wanted
offer
(verb) to carry out an activity
conduct
(noun) the crime of killing someone
murder
(phrase) to obtain power over something
take control of
(verb) to suggest or show something to be true
indicate
(noun) damage to a body part caused by an accident or attack
injury
(noun) a disease caused by bacteria or a virus
infection
(verb) to quickly follow something in order to catch it
chase
(adjective) hardened because of the cold
frozen
(adjective) connected
attached
(preposition) under something
beneath
(adjective) successful and working well
effective
(verb) to help make something possible
enable
(verb) to use violence to hurt someone or damage something
attack
(verb) to quickly leave a dangerous place
flee
(adverb) in an unkind way
cruelly
(noun) the person who directs or controls something
leader