v. 1 to pay attention; 2 have a tendency or disposition to do or be something; be inclined
I need to tend to my garden.
I need to tend to my garden.
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What does Grandad tend to do?
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Streams tend to meander through level land.
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Who did Lady want to tend to her?
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Holistic thinkers tend to consider the big picture before judging.
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Who's wounds did Joey tend to at Camden jail?
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What did Otto tend to do when he failed?
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I am athletically challenged and tend to trip over my feet a lot.
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How did Hank help tend the crops?
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Popular leaders tend to be highly charismatic.
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Whose garden did Eddie have to tend while he went on vacation?
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How long do octopuses tend to their eggs?
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Why did the vowels tend to be smug and stuck up?
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Capital resources tend to be large investments.
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Many freshwater fish tend to be stenohaline and die in high salinity water.
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attended; minded;cared for
neglected; abandoned
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