(ə kyü m(y)e lāt): To gather or pile up little by little; to increase in quantity, number, or amount.

(ǝ kwä tik): Growing or living in or often found in water.

(i mərj): To become known or visible.

(frī): Recently hatched or juvenile fishes.

(ha bә tat): The place or environment where a plant or animal naturally or normally lives and grows.

(land yüs): How people are using the land.

(meen): The average in a set of numbers.

(mī grǝ tȯr ē): Of, relating to, or characterized by moving, usually periodically, from one region or climate to another for feeding or breeding.

(re gyə lāt): (1) To control according to a system; (2) To bring under control of law or some authority.

(sam pəl): A small subset group, representative of the entire group.

(se dǝ mǝnt): Material deposited by water, wind, or glaciers.

(sim yǝ lāt): To make an imitation (or copy or model) by one system or process of the way in which another system or process works.

(tri byə ter ē): A stream that flows into a larger stream or river or into a lake.

(ver ē ə bi-lə tē): The degree to which something is variable.

(ver ē ə bəl): (1) A factor, trait, or condition that can be changed or controlled; (2) a quantity that may assume any one of a set of values.

(ver ē ā shən): A change in the form, position, condition, or amount of something.

(wȯ tǝr shed): A region or area bounded on the edge by a dividing ridge and draining ultimately to a particular watercourse or body of water.