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        | something given for a short time |  | 
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        | to come nearer and nearer |  | 
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        | to become bigger; to mature |  | 
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        | the process of composing poems |  | 
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        | an instrument that is used to watch objects with a lot of distance and see them nearer |  | 
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        | to fling with a motion of the arm |  | 
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        | to produce a sound showing pain or annoance |  | 
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        | an instrument that changes sound waves into electrical signals |  | 
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        | a higher;: plain land/mountain |  | 
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        | to assume; to consider as a sugestion |  | 
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        | having to do with the sound |  | 
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        | an instrument for sending and receiving speech and other sounds over electric wires |  | 
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