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To make an idea or habit become fixed in someone's mind

To gradually make someone feel, believe, or value something

Fill someone or something with a feeling like confidence

To make a habit or idea a strong lasting part of someone's life

To fill a person or thing with a particular quality

Put a strong idea or belief into someone's mind

To fix an idea firmly in someone's mind so they remember it

To teach someone ideas to protect them from other opinions

To give people a feeling or idea over time

To make an idea or habit stay in a person's mind

To refuse to accept an idea or claim

Remove something harmful completely, for example a disease or pest

To make someone begin to feel unsure about something

Stand firmly in one place to show you will not change your mind

To add plant food to help a plant grow

A place where electricity is made for homes and businesses

A factory that makes chemicals in large amounts

All the plants that live in a particular place, like trees and flowers

A large factory where goods are made using machines

A way of eating mostly vegetables, fruits, grains, nuts and beans

A factory where parts are put together to make a product

A substance added to soil or water to feed plants and help them grow

A factory that kills and packs animals to sell as meat

A plant that makes flowers and has seeds inside a fruit

A place where natural gas is prepared and sent to customers

A factory or workplace stopping all work and ending jobs there

A plant that grows red round fruits people eat

A factory where steel is made from iron and other materials

A factory where workers put drinks into bottles and seal them for sale

Parts of trees and other green growing things like leaves, stems or roots

A group of living things that includes mosses, ferns, and trees

A group of buildings where goods are made with machines

A place where old paper, glass, and plastic are cleaned and made ready to be used again

A plant that can be deadly if you touch it or eat it

A plant with a deep tube of liquid that traps and digests insects

A tiny living part of a plant with a stiff wall, green chloroplasts, and a large storage space inside

A plant that lives in water, attached to the bottom or floating

A plant that grows in or near water, like a water lily

Eating mainly plants

A green plant people grow in a pot indoors to make a room look nicer

A plant that eats insects and small animals to get food

A South American shrub with leaves that people chew and that contain cocaine

A bushy plant that produces white round pods with soft fibers used for cloth

A plant people grow outside near their house for flowers or food

A plant that can live with very little water, for example a cactus

A place where electricity is made and sent to homes and businesses

Large tropical tree often kept indoors as a houseplant that can make natural rubber

A small garden plant with white flowers and long green pods containing edible green seeds

A group of related plants with similar flowers and leaves

Parts inside a plant made of cells with different jobs

A plant with long narrow leaves and small white or pink flowers often grown indoors

A plant that produces beans you can eat

A plant grown to put in a flowerbed for seasonal garden displays

A poisonous plant with bell-shaped flowers and shiny black berries used to make atropine

A plant people grow for food or decoration

A place where dirty water and other waste are cleaned and made safe

A system in a building that makes warm air and sends it to rooms

A plant without a woody stem that dies back each year

A low plant with thick leaves that look covered in tiny shiny hairs like ice

A plant in the potato and tomato family that can be dangerous to eat

The part of a company that builds, maintains, and looks after its buildings and machines

A sickness that harms plants, often caused by fungi, bacteria, or viruses

Something made from plants used for food, cloth, or medicine

A person who studies how plants grow and live

A natural chemical in plants that controls their growth and responses

A plant that makes seeds to grow new plants

A plant grown for its leaves that are dried and made into cigarettes or cigars

A plant with special tubes that carry water and nutrients, like ferns or trees

A plant with hard stems, like a tree or shrub

A plant with large green leaves that people keep indoors for decoration

A South American garden plant with green, purple, or red leaves and small woolly flower spikes

A small Asian herb with red or purple leaves grown for gardens

A South American herb with colorful leaves and small woolly flower spikes grown for gardens

A plant that grows in very wet, soft ground like bogs and marshes and can live in poor soil

A garden plant grown for its large flat beans that people or animals eat

A vegetable plant like broccoli, cauliflower, or cabbage

A plant with thick spiny leaves that has a cooling gel for sunburn called Aloe vera

A bush that grows small flat beans you can eat, often served as a vegetable

A flowering plant with colorful, often fragrant flowers that look like butterflies

A plant that grows from an underground bulb, like a tulip or daffodil

A tropical plant that grows peppers used in cooking or as spice

A marsh plant from northern California and Oregon with twisted cup-shaped leaves that trap insects and hanging yellow-green flowers

A tropical shrub with purple or red tube-shaped flowers and leaves with patterns like a human face

A large plant with thick, sword-shaped leaves and a tall flower stalk

A common European plant that grows as a weed in fields and paths

A flowering plant like a carnation or pink

A large tropical shrub with big hand-shaped leaves and spiny seed pods that give seeds used to make castor oil

A large tropical bush with wide leaves that has seeds used for castor oil and contains a poison called ricin