alter ['ol-tar) verb 1. to make different modify 2. to cause clothing to fit better 3 to neuter or spay. From Old French alterer, to change, derivative of Latin alter, other Which part of this dictionary entry provides information about the word's part of speech? O A. ['oltar B. From Old French alterer, to change, derivative of Latin alter, other. C. 1. to make different; modify 2. neuter or spay cause clothing to fit better 3. to D. verb + PREVIOUS US​

In the adapted excerpt from michael wigglesworth’s day of doom, choose the correct meaning for each underlined word. they rush from beds with giddy ( ** ) heads, and to their windows run, viewing this light, which shines more bright than doth (***) the noon-day sun straightway appears (they see’t with tears) the son of man most dread; who with his train comes on amain () to judge both quick and gone. the answers are in order from the first perenthasis, to the last ones the stars will tell you. **swollen, dizzy, aching ***goes, has, done quickly, late, carefully do