Which is Which? 1

Adjective of or relating to the ear or to the sense of hearing
Exposure to social noise and the lifestyle choices we make - such as wearing headphones where we tend to crank up the volume - are likely to impact on our future aural health.
Adjective using speech rather than writing
Long ago Welsh history would have been recorded and passed down - normally in an oral and poetic manner - by the bards and storytellers of the nation.
Noun a thing that adds value to something else
complement
Do you think these turquoise sun glasses are a good complement for my blue hair? I think they go pretty well together!
Noun a remark expressing admiration
compliments
Actually, it's my smile not my sunglasses that bring me compliments. My friend says I look beautiful, naturally.
Noun assembly for consultation or advice
The International Olympics Committee has convened a council to determine how the fasting month of Ramadan will effect Muslim athletes in the 2012 games.
Noun lawyer giving legal advice and especially conducting a case in court
Pentagon General Counsel Jeh Johnson has resigned, effective Dec. 31, to return to private practice. Johnson was a member of Obama’s transition team in 2008 and was appointed as the Defense Department’s top lawyer in 2009.
Verb have force or influence
During the transfer of the fuel remaining in the vessel's tank, 3 layers of containment booms were deployed to militate against possible release into the wider environment. Still, tar droplets were discovered on Coral Beach.
Verb make less severe or painful
To mitigate the brain-shattering trauma of a 60-mile-an-hour collision with a wall of water, air sacs built into the gannet’s face act as cushion.