v. to make happen; be the cause of; bring into being; bring about
The bully is causing the boy to become nervous.
The bully is causing the boy to become nervous.
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What did Larry discover was causing the hair to grow on his body?
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What was causing the terrifying screams as Jolene walked through the desert?
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What is causing the fuzzy mud?
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Who was causing a problem for the Dogs?
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His ablutophobia was causing a hygiene issue.
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I had to have a pinealectomy because my pineal gland was causing issues.
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The Giver gave Jonas a memory of hitting a rock with his sled, causing Jonas to experience pain. Why couldn't he talk about it with his family?
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Who did Kit think was causing all of the trouble?
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Who is running around the mall causing all the trouble?
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What does the bull snake swallow whole causing it to get stuck in a knothole in the wall of a chicken house?
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Why is Jack Frost causing problems with the weather?
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What did Larry think was causing his hair problem?
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What problem were the beavers causing for the people?
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After the turkey accidentally knocked into Dr. Carbles causing him to fall, what happened?
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bring; determine; do; effect; lead; prompt; provoke
effect
2 syllables
caus-ing
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