Lose – be unable to find

Loose – not tight

lone, alone – having no companions
lonely – feeling sad
Raise – increase
Rise – move from a lower to a higher place
Arise – come into being
Include – be a part of a whole
Consist of – have as the main part
Comprise the same but more formal
Present – existing now
Actual – existing in fact
Lie – the subject is setting itself down
Lay – to set something down
Lie – not tell the truth
Economic – describes anything related to economy
Economical – avoiding waste
Historic – important and famous moments in history
Historical – general term for describing history
Occasion – a particular event or time
Opportunity – circumstance that is favorable for you to get what you want
Continous – Continouing without interruption
Continual – occuring at regular intervals
Conscious – alert, awake
Conscientious – thorough, careful to work properly
Succesor- a person who comes after another person
Reverse – backwards
Winding – turning repeateadly in different directions
Tedious – tiring, monotonous
Convoy – a group of vehicles traveling together
Collision – a situation when a moving object strikes violently against another one
Cliff – a vertical rock
Glacier – a large body of ice which floats under its own mass
Iceberg – a large body of ice detached from a glacier
Drought – a long period without rain
Melt – turn into water
Pond – body of standing water
Stream – a small river, a large creek
Seabed – the ground under the sea
Tip – an area where people throw away no longer usefull things
Debris – scattered pieces of rubish
Sewage – waste water and human waste from buildings
Gyre – whirl
Oilfield – an area under the Earths surface where there is a large amount of oil
Landfill – the procces of getting rid of large amounts of trash by burrying it
Foodchain – a series of organisms each dependent on the next as the source of food
Ice cup – a covering of ice over a large area, especially polar.