Add two letters anywhere in the given word to make a new word: Turn ear into putting away. Clear

Here are the answers to the "New Words" exercise:

1. Turn ill into a tool for boring holes.
   • Add 'dr' to make drill.
2. Make ear mean hair growing on man's chin and face.
   • Add 'b' and 'd' to make beard.
3. Make am mean to be well-known.
   • Add 'f' and 'e' to make fame.
4. Make as mean quick.
   • Add 'f' and 't' to make fast.
5. Make or mean a strong building for defence.
   • Add 'f' and 't' to make fort.
6. Turn is into a cold-blooded animal living in water.
   • Add 'f' and 'h' to make fish.
7. Turn at into level and smooth.
   • Add 'fl' to make flat.
8. Make an into anything that is lent.
   • Add 'lo' to make loan.
9. Turn in into sound of a bell.
   • Add 'ch' to make chin (this one is tricky, as 'chime' is a sound of a bell, but 'chin' is not. If the intent was 'chime', it would require 3 letters. Assuming a typo in the question or a less common interpretation, 'din' could also be a loud, unpleasant, prolonged noise, which could be from a bell, but it only adds one letter. Let's go with ring as a common sound of a bell, adding 'r' and 'g').
10. Make lad into a mixture of green vegetables eaten raw.
    • Add 's' and 'a' to make salad.

Here are the completed words:

1. Drill
2. Beard
3. Fame
4. Fast
5. Fort
6. Fish
7. Flat
8. Loan
9. Ring
10. Salad