Daily English

a person who performs in movies, plays, or television shows as a character.

to put something with another thing to make it bigger or more complete.

feeling strong dislike or upset because something bad happened or someone was unfair.

a very small insect that lives in large groups and is known for working hard.

a round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin and white flesh inside.

making or showing things like paintings, drawings, or music

the eighth month of the year, between July and September.

a container made of paper, plastic, or cloth that you use to carry things

a round object used in games and sports

a long, yellow fruit that you peel before eating

a small flying insect that makes honey and can sting.

a metal object that makes a ringing sound when you hit it or shake it.

a long piece of leather or cloth that you wear around your waist to hold up your pants.

a common female name, often used as a friendly or informal way to address a woman.

large in size, amount, or importance.

an animal with feathers, wings, and a beak, that can usually fly.

the darkest color, like the color of the sky at night or coal.

the color of the sky on a clear day.

a set of pages with words and pictures that you read.

a container made of cardboard or wood, used to hold or store things.

a food made from flour, water, and yeast, usually baked.

a small round object on clothes that you push through a hole to close them.

a sweet food made from flour, eggs, sugar, and butter, often eaten on special days.

a vehicle with four wheels that people drive to travel from one place to another.

a long, orange vegetable that grows under the ground.

a small animal with soft fur, whiskers, and a long tail, often kept as a pet.

to stop and hold something that is moving through the air, like a ball.

a piece of furniture for one person to sit on, with a back and four legs.

a bird that people keep for its meat and eggs, or the meat from this bird

thin pieces of fried potato that are eaten as a snack, or small pieces broken off something hard

a device that shows you what time it is, usually on a wall or table.

to shut something, or to be near in distance or time.

A hot, dark brown drink made from beans that helps people feel awake.

to make food ready to eat by using heat, like boiling or frying.

a small, sweet, flat cake that is usually baked.

a little cold, but not very cold; also used to mean something is good or nice.

having little or no light; not bright.

a specific day of the month or year; also a romantic meeting with someone.

a period of 24 hours from midnight to midnight; the time when the sun is up.

a person trained to help sick people and give medical treatment.

a common animal with four legs that people keep as a pet or for work.

the main unit of money used in the United States and some other countries.

a piece of clothing for women or girls that covers the body and goes down to the legs.

a very small amount of liquid that falls, or to let something fall.

having no water or liquid on or in it.

the planet we live on; also the brown soil in the ground.

small objects with a shell that come from birds and are used as food.

a very large gray animal with big ears and a long nose called a trunk.

the language spoken in the United Kingdom, the United States, and many other countries.

the part of your body that you use to see

the season between summer and winter, when leaves change color and the weather gets colder

an animal that lives in water and has scales and fins, or the meat from this animal eaten as food.

the flat surface you walk on inside a building

to go or come after someone or something

the part of your body at the end of your leg that you stand on

a country in Europe, known for its food, art, and the Eiffel Tower.

relating to France, its people, or its language.

to move or travel from one place to another.

the color of grass and leaves.

one of two equal parts of something; 50% of the whole.

the part of your body at the end of your arm, with fingers and a thumb.

feeling good, pleased, or full of joy.

something you wear on your head to cover or protect it.

the top part of your body that has your eyes, mouth, and brain.

the organ inside your chest that pumps blood through your body.

far above the ground; having a large distance from bottom to top

a large animal that people ride or use to pull heavy things.

a unit of time equal to 60 minutes.

the number 100, or ten times ten.

a piece of clothing you wear on the top part of your body over other clothes to keep warm.

the first month of the year, after December and before February.

the liquid you get from fruits or vegetables when you press them.

the seventh month of the year, between June and August.

to push your body up off the ground using your legs.

the sixth month of the year, between May and July.

a thick red sauce made from tomatoes, often put on food like hamburgers and fries.

a small metal object used to open or close a lock.

things that make light, like lamps or bulbs, or the light they give.

to enjoy something or think it is good; also used to compare things.

a long, thin mark on a surface, or a row of people or things.

not high; close to the ground; small in amount or level.

a sweet, juicy fruit with yellow or orange flesh and a large seed inside.

a white liquid from cows or other animals that people drink and use in cooking.

a unit of time equal to 60 seconds, or very small.

the big, round object in the sky at night that shines with light from the sun.

the part of the body that connects the head to the shoulders.

a thick, smooth liquid from plants, animals, or under the ground, used for cooking or making things work

having lived or existed for a long time; not young or new

a piece of clothing that covers your legs from your waist to your feet.

a food made from flour and water, often shaped like long strings or small pieces, and boiled before eating.

a soft thing you put your head on when you sleep in a bed.

a flat, round piece of bread with tomato sauce, cheese, and other foods on top.

a vehicle that flies through the air and carries people or things.

a flat round dish that you put food on to eat from

used to say that you are adding one number or thing to another

a round vegetable that grows under the ground and is used for food

to move something toward you using your hands or strength

to use your hands or body to move something away from you.

a device that receives sound through the air, like music or news, without using wires.

water that falls from clouds in the sky.

the color of blood or a ripe tomato.

to stop working or moving for a short time to get more energy.

small white or brown grains that you cook and eat, often with other food.

a small circle of metal that you wear on your finger as jewelry.

a short form of the name Ronald, used for a man

to move your legs fast so you go quickly

feeling unhappy or not happy

a white substance used to add flavor to food.

not different; exactly like something else.

two pieces of bread with food like meat, cheese, or vegetables between them.

a tool with two sharp blades used for cutting paper, cloth, or hair.

a very short unit of time; also the thing that comes after the first.

to put something in a place; also a group of things that belong together.

a piece of clothing for the upper part of your body, usually with sleeves and a collar.

a covering for your foot, usually made of leather or cloth, worn outside.

not long in length, time, or height.

a person who makes music with their voice.

white frozen water that falls from the sky when it is very cold

a game where two teams try to kick a ball into the other team's goal

something that you hear, like music, noise, or a voice

a hot liquid food made by cooking vegetables, meat, or fish in water

a country in southern Europe, near Portugal and France

the language people speak in Spain and many other countries, or something from Spain

a tool with a round end used for eating or serving food like soup

the season after winter and before summer, when flowers start to grow

a shape with four equal sides and four corners that are all the same

a bright point of light in the sky at night.

the warmest season of the year, between spring and autumn.

the big, bright star in the sky that gives us light and heat during the day.

having a lot of light and heat from the sun.

to move through water using your arms and legs.

the activity or sport of moving through water using your arms and legs.

a piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for putting things on or eating at.

a hot drink made by pouring boiling water over dried leaves, or the leaves themselves.

the number 10.

the number 3 in a series; coming after the second one.

the thing we measure in minutes, hours, days, and years; the past, present, and future.

the highest part or position of something.

a tall plant with a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves that grows outside

to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other.

the activity of moving on foot for exercise or pleasure.

a flat, vertical surface that divides or surrounds a room or building.

having a comfortable, slightly high temperature, not hot or cold.

to clean something with water and usually soap.

a small clock that you wear on your wrist, or to look at something carefully.

a round object that turns to move a car, bike, or other vehicle.

openings in a wall or door that let in light and air, usually covered with glass.

the coldest season of the year, between autumn and spring.

the color of the sun or a lemon.

the number 0, meaning nothing or not any.

a small brown nut that grows on oak trees and is eaten by squirrels.

a type of pasta sauce made with butter, cream, and cheese.

a small, flat nut that you can eat, often light brown in color

a yellow-orange color, like the color of honey or a traffic light

a type of coffee made with hot water and a shot of espresso

a heavy metal object that stops a boat from moving in the water

the space between two lines that meet at a point, or a way of looking at something.

a country in South America, known for tango and soccer

a thin stick with a sharp point shot from a bow

a person who makes art, like paintings, music, or drawings

a person who travels and works in space.

the large ocean between North and South America, Europe, and Africa.

a book of maps showing different places in the world.

the season between summer and winter when leaves turn orange and fall from trees

a tool with a sharp metal blade and a long handle, used for cutting wood

a round bread with a hole in the middle, often eaten for breakfast

a small outdoor area on the outside of a building, above the ground, with a wall or railing

the bottom part of something that supports it, or a place where people start from.

a green plant with a strong smell, used as a herb in cooking, especially in Italian food.

a container made of thin pieces of wood, plastic, or metal, used to hold or carry things.

a small animal that flies at night, or a stick used to hit a ball in sports like baseball.

a small, close-fitting hat without a brim, often worn in cold weather.

a brown animal with a flat tail that lives in water and builds dams with wood.

an insect with a hard, shiny body and wings that fold under its shell.

a long seat for two or more people, usually made of wood or metal, found in parks or public places.

a small, dry, sweet or salty baked food, often eaten as a snack.

a small, dark purple fruit that grows on bushes and is good to eat.

a large, soft piece of cloth that you use to keep warm in bed.

a website where someone writes about their ideas or experiences regularly.

a small, round, blue fruit that is sweet and good to eat.

to heat water or another liquid until it makes bubbles and steam.

the hard white part inside the body of a person or animal.

more than one bone; the hard parts that make up the skeleton of a body.

a strong shoe that covers your foot and part of your leg.

more than one boot; strong shoes that cover the foot and part of the leg.

a large country in South America, known for its forests and beaches.

a small, hard block used to build walls and buildings.

a structure built over a river, road, or valley so people or cars can cross.

a green vegetable with small, tree-like tops, often eaten cooked or raw.

a part of New York City, known for its neighborhoods and bridges.

a tool with a long handle and stiff hairs used for cleaning the floor.

a small, sweet chocolate cake that is flat and often cut into squares.

a tool with hairs used for cleaning, painting, or making hair neat.

a large, round, yellow and black flying insect that makes a loud buzzing sound.

a Mexican food made of a soft flat bread wrapped around meat, beans, and other foods.

not excited, worried, or angry; quiet and peaceful.

to decide that something that was planned will not happen.

a stick of wax with a string inside that burns to give light.

a long, narrow boat that you move through water using a paddle.

a hot coffee drink made with espresso and steamed milk, often with foam on top.

a sweet, brown candy made by heating sugar, often used in desserts.

small pieces of thick paper used for playing games or sending messages.

to hold something and move it from one place to another.

a small vehicle with wheels that you push or pull to move things.

money in the form of coins or paper bills, not credit cards or digital money.

a large, strong building from long ago, often with high walls and towers.

a food made from grains, often eaten with milk for breakfast.

a series of metal rings connected together, used for pulling or locking things.

past tense of check; to look at something to see if it is correct or okay.

a game for two people played on a board with black and white squares.

the place in a store where you pay for things you want to buy.

a hard, yellow or orange cheese that comes from England.

a large wild cat from Africa that can run very fast.

a person who cooks food as a job, especially in a restaurant.

a small, round, red or black fruit with a hard seed inside.

a game for two people played on a board with 16 pieces each, where you try to trap the other player's king

the front part of your body between your neck and stomach, or a strong box used to store things

a country in Asia, or high-quality plates, cups, and dishes made from clay

a holiday on December 25th when Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus, and many people give gifts

a girl in a famous story who goes from being poor and sad to marrying a prince and being happy

a brown spice from tree bark, used in sweet foods and drinks.

a round shape like a ring, where every point is the same distance from the center.

a show with performers like clowns, acrobats, and animals, often in a big tent.

a soft, wet earth material that becomes hard when baked, used to make pots and bowls.

a short, sharp sound, or to press a button on a computer mouse or phone.

a small place where you go to see a doctor or get medical help.

when the sky is full of clouds and you cannot see the sun clearly.

a group of people who meet to do an activity together, or a place where people dance and drink.

a piece of information that helps you find the answer to a problem or mystery.

a large, brown, hard fruit with white flesh and clear liquid inside, from a palm tree.

A type of movie, play, or show that is funny and makes people laugh.

special clothes you wear to look like someone or something else, for fun or a show.

a soft white plant material used to make clothes and other things.

a piece of paper or code that gives you a lower price on something you buy.

a place where a judge decides if someone did something wrong; also a place to play tennis or basketball.

a sea animal with a hard shell, ten legs, and two large claws.

a large, dangerous reptile with a long mouth and sharp teeth that lives in rivers and lakes.

a soft, buttery bread from France that is shaped like a curved moon.

a plant that is grown on a farm for food or other uses.

a round, often gold object that a king or queen wears on their head.

large black birds that make a loud 'caw' sound.

a stick that helps you walk when your leg is hurt.

a small, sweet cake for one person, often with icing on top.

a hot, spicy dish made with meat or vegetables and a sauce with special spices.

a piece of cloth that hangs in front of a window or on a stage to cover or hide something.

a line that bends smoothly, not straight.

a soft bag filled with air or soft material, used to sit or lie on comfortably.

the activity or sport of riding a bicycle.

a yellow flower that grows in spring and has a long, thin stem.

a small white flower with a yellow center that grows in grass.

a strong cotton cloth, usually blue, used to make jeans and jackets.

a very hard, clear stone that is expensive and used in jewelry.

the plural of diamond; also one of the four suits in a deck of playing cards.

a soft piece of cloth or paper that babies wear between their legs to catch waste.

a person who leads or manages a company, a movie, or a play.

to go away or become impossible to see or find.

a lower price for something, or the act of reducing the price.

to separate something into two or more parts or groups.

a smart sea animal that is gray and has a long nose, often seen jumping in water.

a small flat piece with dots on it, used in a game where you match the dots.

a game with small rectangular pieces that you stand up and knock down in a line.

a big, scary animal from stories that has wings and can breathe fire.

a flying insect with a long, thin body and two pairs of clear wings.

a story or situation with strong emotions, problems, or excitement.

a tool that makes holes in things, or a practice exercise to learn something.

very light rain that falls in small drops.

a round musical instrument that you hit with sticks or your hands to make a sound.

a person who plays the drums, usually in a band or music group.

round musical instruments that you hit with sticks or your hands to make sound.

a small piece of dough, often filled with meat or vegetables, that is cooked in water or steam.

a large, strong bird that hunts and eats small animals and has very good eyesight.

a pair of soft covers that you wear over your ears to keep them warm or block noise.

a very tall metal tower in Paris, France, that is a famous landmark.

the number 8 in a list; the thing that comes after seventh.

the power that makes things move or work, like electricity or the strength in your body.

a flat paper container used to send a letter or card in the mail.

a sound people make when they are thinking about what to say next.

a website and app where people share pictures, messages, and news with friends

stories that are made up and not based on real events or people

an open area of land, often used for farming or sports

small objects that explode with bright colors and loud noises, used for celebration.

a sudden, quick light, or to shine a light for a very short time.

smooth and level, without high or low parts; or a set of rooms for living in.

a trip in an airplane, or the act of flying.

a large amount of water that covers land that is usually dry

a musical instrument that you play by blowing into it

thick cloud that is close to the ground and makes it hard to see

to bend something so one part lies on top of another part

a tool with thin points at one end, used for eating food.

a structure that sends water up into the air, often in a park or city square.

a small wild animal with red fur and a long, thick tail.

a thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces when it is very cold.

to cook food in hot oil or fat.

a door in a fence or wall that you can open to go through.

a person from Germany, or the language spoken in Germany, Austria, and parts of Switzerland.

a country in central Europe, known for its history, cars, and beer.

things you give to someone for free, usually on a special day like a birthday or holiday.

a light brown root with a strong, spicy taste, used in cooking and tea.

a hard, clear material used for windows, bottles, and cups, or a container made from it.

a round model of the Earth, or any round object like a ball.

a piece of clothing that covers your hand and each finger separately.

a valuable yellow metal used for jewelry and money.

having the color of gold, or made of gold.

a sport where you hit a small ball into holes in the ground with special sticks.

a musical instrument with strings that you play with your fingers or a pick.

a person who plays the guitar, especially as a job or hobby.

small balls of ice that fall from the sky like rain during a storm.

a tool with a heavy metal head used for hitting nails or breaking things.

the part of a door, cup, or tool that you hold to use or open it.

a word or phrase with a # symbol in front, used on social media to group posts.

the ability to hear sounds with your ears.

the red shape like a heart, or the suit of playing cards with red heart symbols

a hard hat you wear to protect your head when riding a bike or playing sports

a smart girl character from the Harry Potter books and movies

a person who is very brave or does something very good to help others

all the things that happened in the past, especially important events

a curved piece of metal or plastic used for hanging things or catching fish.

a hard, pointed part that grows on the heads of some animals, or a device in a car that makes a loud sound.

a name for a character in a children's story who is an egg that falls off a wall and breaks.

a very strong storm with heavy rain and powerful winds.

a large country in South Asia, known for its many people and cultures.

a person from India, or something that comes from India.

a popular phone app for sharing photos and short videos.

a strong, hard metal used to make things like tools and machines, or a tool for making clothes smooth.

a country in southern Europe, known for its food, art, and history.

a large wild cat with yellow fur and black spots, found in Central and South America.

a type of music with strong rhythms and parts where musicians play without planning.

a sea animal with a soft, clear body that can sting you.

a person who decides who is right or wrong in a court, or someone who decides the winner in a competition.

the largest planet in our solar system, fifth from the sun.

a small, narrow boat that you move through water using a paddle.

a small musical instrument that you make sounds into with your voice.

the male ruler of a country, usually from a royal family.

a sharp metal tool used for cutting food or other things.

a country in East Asia, divided into North Korea and South Korea.

a tool with steps that you climb to reach high places.

a small, round, red or orange insect with black spots.

a small light that sits on a table or floor and uses electricity.

a light inside a container that you can carry or hang outside.

an Italian food made with flat pasta, meat, cheese, and tomato sauce, baked in layers.

a hot drink made with coffee and steamed milk.

a person whose job is to help people with legal problems and give advice about the law.

one sheet or level of something that is on top of or under another sheet or level.

how high or low something is, or a position on a scale from low to high.

a tall building near the sea with a bright light that shows ships where to go safely.

a bright flash of light in the sky during a storm.

a plant with large, showy flowers that often have a strong smell.

a colored stick that women put on their lips to make them look more attractive

a small animal with four legs, a long tail, and rough skin that lives in warm places

a large amount of something that is carried or put somewhere

a sea animal with a hard shell, eight legs, and two large claws, often eaten as food

a thick piece of wood cut from a tree, or a written record of events

the capital city of England, a big city with many famous places and people.

the two organs inside your chest that you use to breathe air.

a piece of metal that pulls other metal objects toward it.

colored products people put on their face to look different or more beautiful.

a tree with leaves that turn red or orange in autumn, or the wood from this tree.

the red planet that is fourth from the sun in our solar system.

a makeup product used to make eyelashes look darker or longer.

something you wear over your face to hide it or to protect yourself from germs or smoke.

a small stick that makes fire when you rub it against a rough surface, or a game between two people or teams.

the study or use of numbers, shapes, and measurements.

a thick, cold, white sauce made from eggs and oil, often put on sandwiches.

a small, flat piece of metal given as a prize for winning a competition or for doing something brave.

a country in North America, south of the United States.

looking like milk, usually white and not clear.

a plant with a fresh taste used in food and drinks, or a place where coins are made.

used to show that you take away a number or amount, or to mean 'without' or 'less than zero'.

a piece of glass that shows your face or body when you look into it.

a type of glove that covers your four fingers together and your thumb separately, to keep your hands warm.

able to move or be moved easily, or a phone that you can carry with you.

relating to the present time or recent times, not old or traditional.

a tool with a long handle and soft material at the end, used for cleaning floors.

a building where Muslims go to pray and worship.

a cheap hotel for people traveling by car, where you can park near your room.

a small flying insect that comes out at night and is attracted to light.

a liquid you put in your mouth to clean your teeth and make your breath smell fresh.

a soft, white cheese from Italy that is often used on pizza.

a type of computer file that stores music or sound in a small size.

a small, round, sweet bread that you bake and eat, often with fruit or chocolate inside.

a play or movie where the actors sing and dance to tell the story.

a yellow or brown sauce with a strong taste, made from seeds, often put on hot dogs or sandwiches.

something that is not known or understood, or a story about a crime or strange event.

a Mexican dish of tortilla chips covered with melted cheese and other toppings.

something that comes from nature and is not made or changed by people.

a dark blue color, or the part of a country's military that fights on the sea.

a piece of jewelry worn around the neck, like a chain or string of beads.

a round, sweet fruit with smooth skin, similar to a peach but without fuzz.

a thin, sharp piece of metal used for sewing, or a thin tube used for medicine shots.

a material made of tied strings or wires with holes, used to catch things or in sports.

a man from the Bible who built a big boat to save his family and animals from a flood.

a short piece of writing to remember something or give information.

a long story about imaginary people and events, usually in a book.

a large tree with hard wood, or the wood from this tree

the large area of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface

a sea animal with eight long arms and a soft body

a small, green or black fruit that is eaten or used to make oil

a food made by mixing eggs and cooking them in a flat shape, often with other things inside.

a large group of musicians who play different instruments together.

a dried plant used to add flavor to food, especially Italian dishes.

a prize given every year for the best movies and actors.

a gas in the air that people and animals need to breathe to live.

a colored liquid you put on walls or paper to change their color or make pictures.

a picture made using paint, or the activity of making such pictures.

the inside part of your hand between your fingers and wrist, or a type of tree with big leaves at the top.

a thin, round, flat cake made from flour, eggs, and milk, cooked in a pan.

a sweet, soft fruit with orange flesh and black seeds, often eaten for breakfast or in salads.

a public event where people walk or ride in a line to celebrate something, often with music and costumes.

the capital city of France, famous for its art, food, and the Eiffel Tower.

a hard, yellow Italian cheese with a strong taste, often grated on pasta or salads.

a small book from your country that allows you to travel to other countries.

a soft, wet mixture that can be spread, like toothpaste or glue.

a design or shape that is repeated many times, like on clothes or wallpaper.

a type of computer file that shows text and pictures exactly as they were made, and is easy to share.

a round, soft fruit with yellow-red skin and a large seed inside.

a sweet fruit that is narrow at the top and wide at the bottom, with green or yellow skin.

a small kitchen tool used to remove the outer skin of fruits and vegetables.

a type of pasta that is short, tube-shaped, and cut at an angle at both ends.

a shop or place where you can buy medicine and health products.

a large musical instrument with black and white keys that you press to make music.

a person who flies an airplane or helicopter.

a small, thin piece of metal used to hold things together or to fasten cloth.

a type of tree with thin, sharp leaves that stay green all year.

a large, sweet fruit with a rough, brown-yellow skin and yellow inside.

a person who attacks ships at sea to steal things.

a very large round thing in space that moves around a star like the sun

a small round fruit with a smooth skin that is purple or red and has a hard seed inside

a small, cold object in space that was once called a planet but is now called a dwarf planet

a recorded show that you can listen to on your phone or computer, usually about a specific topic

the main idea or purpose of what someone says or does.

a small area of water that is smaller than a lake.

to make a short, loud sound like a small explosion, or to go somewhere quickly.

a food made from corn kernels that burst open when heated, often eaten at the movies.

a piece of wood or metal stuck in the ground, or a message shared online.

a unit for measuring weight equal to 16 ounces, or the money used in the UK

a baked food made from dough, usually twisted into a knot shape and salted

a substance in food like meat, eggs, and beans that helps your body grow and stay strong

a large, round, orange vegetable that grows on the ground and is often used for Halloween decorations or food.

one of four equal parts of something, or a coin worth 25 cents in the US and Canada.

a competition to see who is fastest, like running, driving, or swimming.

a flat boat made of wood or rubber that floats on water.

a curved line of many colors that appears in the sky after rain when the sun shines.

a dried grape, often eaten as a snack or used in cooking.

a garden tool with a long handle and metal teeth, used to gather leaves or make ground smooth.

a Japanese dish of noodles in a hot soup, often with meat, eggs, or vegetables.

a small, soft red fruit that grows on bushes and tastes sweet or a little sour.

a piece of paper that shows you paid for something.

a place where people go on vacation, often with a hotel, beach, or activities.

the curved bones in your chest that protect your heart and lungs.

the chance that something bad or dangerous might happen.

to cook food, like meat or vegetables, in an oven or over a fire for a long time.

a long, loose piece of clothing that you wear over your clothes or after a bath

the part of a plant that grows under the ground and takes in water and food

a thick, strong string made by twisting fibers together, used for pulling or tying things

a beautiful flower that is often red, pink, or white and has a nice smell

a line of things or people next to each other

the activity of moving fast on your feet

a cold dish made of mixed vegetables or fruits, often with a sauce.

an event where things are sold for less money than usual.

a pink fish that people eat, often cooked or smoked.

a spicy sauce made from tomatoes, onions, and peppers, often eaten with Mexican food.

tiny pieces of rock that cover beaches and deserts.

open shoes that you wear in warm weather, usually with straps.

a tool with sharp teeth used for cutting wood or metal.

a piece of cloth worn around the neck for warmth or fashion.

a place where something happens, or a part of a movie or play.

the natural beauty of a place, like mountains, trees, or lakes.

the study of how the world works, using experiments and facts.

the number of points someone gets in a game or test.

to move text or pictures up or down on a computer or phone screen.

a small sea fish with a head that looks like a horse's head.

to give or use something together with another person.

a large fish with sharp teeth that lives in the ocean.

having a thin edge or point that can cut things easily.

a large, thin piece of cloth used on a bed, or a flat piece of paper.

the hard, outer covering of an animal like a turtle or a sea creature.

a small sea animal with a curved body and a tail, often eaten as food.

the ability to see, or something that you see.

a shiny, white metal that is valuable and used for jewelry, coins, and dishes.

the state of resting with your eyes closed and your mind and body not active

to accidentally slide and lose your balance, or to fall a little

a small animal with a soft body and a hard shell on its back, which moves very slowly

a long, thin animal with no legs that moves by sliding on the ground

shoes that you wear for sports or walking, usually made of cloth and rubber

a long, soft seat for two or more people to sit on

a small thing you buy or keep to remember a place you visited

a type of pasta that looks like long, thin strings

how fast something moves or happens

a green vegetable with leaves that you can eat raw or cooked

the long line of bones in the middle of your back that helps you stand straight

a soft object with many small holes that can hold water, used for cleaning

a small animal with a big tail that lives in trees and eats nuts.

a large building with seats where people watch sports or concerts.

a raised area in a theater where actors or musicians perform.

a small piece of paper you put on a letter to pay for sending it.

a shape of a person or animal made from stone, metal, or wood.

a thick, flat piece of meat, usually from a cow, that you cook and eat.

the hot gas that water turns into when it boils.

to move a spoon or stick around in a liquid to mix it.

a hard, solid piece of rock, usually small enough to hold in your hand.

a seat with no back or arms, usually for one person.

having strong wind, rain, thunder, or lightning; not calm weather.

a small, red fruit with little seeds on the outside and a sweet taste.

a small river, or to watch or listen to something on the internet without downloading it.

to make your arms, legs, or body longer or wider, often to feel more relaxed.

having lines of color that are different from the background color.

a large bag with a handle that you use to carry your clothes when you travel.

a tall plant with a large, round, yellow flower that turns to face the sun.

a Japanese food made of cold rice with raw fish or vegetables, often wrapped in seaweed.

to move back and forth or from side to side while hanging from something.

a Mexican food made of a folded tortilla filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables.

an island country in East Asia, near China, known for its cities and technology.

to hit something lightly and quickly, often with your fingers or foot.

a long, thin piece of sticky material used for attaching things together or for recording sound and pictures.

the feeling that food or drink gives you in your mouth, or what you like or do not like.

a container with a handle and a spout, used for making and pouring tea.

a building where people go to pray or worship in some religions.

a sport where two or four players hit a ball over a net with rackets.

a shelter made of cloth or plastic that you put up with poles, used for camping.

a tool used to measure how hot or cold something is.

the number 1,000; ten groups of one hundred.

a popular phone app where people make and watch short videos.

bread that has been cooked until it is brown and hard.

the capital city of Japan, a very large and busy city.

a male name, short for Anthony.

a slow animal with a hard shell on its back that lives on land.

to put your hand or finger on something or someone.

a tall, narrow building or part of a building that is higher than the rest.

a strong vehicle with big wheels used on farms to pull heavy things or work the land.

a very large dinosaur that lived long ago, with short arms and a big mouth full of sharp teeth

a large dinosaur with three horns on its head and a big frill around its neck

relating to the hot and wet areas of the world near the equator.

a musical instrument made of metal that you blow into and has three buttons to change the sound.

a flower that grows from a bulb and has a cup-shaped head of many colors.

a large fish that lives in the ocean and is often eaten as food.

a large bird that is often eaten on special days like Thanksgiving or Christmas.

a social media website where people post short messages, or the sound birds make.

a machine that cleans floors by sucking up dirt and dust.

a container, usually made of glass or clay, used to hold flowers or as decoration.

a material with two sides that stick together, used to close shoes, bags, or clothes.

a small purple flower, or a color that is between blue and purple.

a small wooden musical instrument with four strings, played with a bow.

how loud something is, or the amount of space something takes up.

a flat, square breakfast food with small holes, often eaten with syrup or butter.

a hard, brown nut that you can eat, often used in cooking or baking.

a thin stick that magicians use to perform magic tricks.

a machine that cleans clothes using water and soap.

a chair with wheels that helps people who cannot walk move around.

to make a high sound by blowing air through your lips, or a small device that makes this sound.

measuring a large distance from one side to the other.

having a lot of wind; when the air moves strongly.

the parts of a bird, insect, or airplane that help it fly.

to clean or dry something by rubbing it with a cloth or your hand.

the hard material that comes from trees, used for building and making things.

soft, thick hair from sheep, used to make clothes like sweaters and scarves.

a small, thin animal with no legs that lives in the ground.

to cover something with paper, cloth, or other material.

a person who writes books, articles, or stories as a job or hobby.

thick thread used for knitting or making cloth.

an activity where you move your body into different positions to relax and become stronger.

a thing used to close clothes or bags, made of two rows of small teeth that lock together.

to move very quickly, or to make something on a screen look bigger or closer.

the muscles on your stomach that you can see when someone is very fit.

a musical instrument that you hold in your hands and play by pushing the sides together and pressing buttons or keys.

a liquid that can burn or damage things, like the juice from a lemon or a strong chemical.

a type of plastic or paint that is used for making things or creating art.

in the same way or very similar to each other.

a special table or place used for religious ceremonies, like in a church

a singing voice that is lower than a soprano but higher than a tenor

a very large river in South America, or a tall, strong woman in old stories

a purple stone that people use in jewelry, like rings or necklaces

a robot that looks like a human, or a type of phone system made by Google

a curved shape over an opening like a door or window, or the inside of your foot.

the very cold area around the North Pole

a large place with seats where people watch sports or shows

a large boat from the Bible story that saved animals from a flood

metal or strong clothing worn to protect the body in battle

a small flower with many thin petals, often purple or pink.

a health problem that makes it hard to breathe sometimes.

a natural light show in the sky, often seen near the North or South Pole, with many colors like green and pink

a piece of cloth or metal over a window or door that gives shade from the sun or rain

a bright blue color, like the sky on a clear sunny day

a board game for two players where they move pieces around and try to get them off the board first

a small wild animal with black and white stripes on its face that lives in holes in the ground

a sound you make to show you do not like something or you do not believe it

food or something used to attract and catch fish or animals

a type of dancing that tells a story and uses special movements and music

a square piece of cloth worn around the head or neck for style or protection

a musical instrument with a round body and a long neck, played by pulling the strings

a long piece of cloth or paper with words or pictures on it, used to show information or advertise something.

a low, deep sound or voice, or a type of fish that lives in rivers and lakes.

a person who plays the bass guitar or a double bass in a band or orchestra.

a thin stick used by a police officer or a leader of a music group.

a bright light or signal that warns or guides people, especially ships or planes.

a famous German musician who wrote classical music, even after losing his hearing.

a soft, round, flat hat that is usually made of wool and sits flat on the head.

the large muscle on the front of your upper arm that you use to lift things.

a type of tree with thin, white or silver bark and small leaves.

a high-ranking Christian priest who leads a group of churches, or a piece in the game of chess.

a very bad snowstorm with strong wind and low visibility.

a type of slow, sad music that started in African American communities.

to become red in the face because you are shy or embarrassed.

a sauce made with meat and tomatoes, usually eaten with pasta.

a small piece of metal used to hold things together, or to run away very fast.

a strong connection or feeling between people, or an agreement to pay back money.

to bend your head or body forward to show respect, or a weapon used to shoot arrows.

a person who plays the game of bowls or cricket and throws the ball, or a type of hard hat.

a sport where two people fight by hitting each other with their hands inside gloves.

to twist three pieces of hair or string together into one long piece.

a brownish metal made by mixing copper and tin, often used for statues.

a metal or plastic piece used to fasten a belt or shoe.

a simple brass musical instrument that you blow into, like a small trumpet.

a type of red wine that comes from a specific kind of grape.

a cover like a roof made of cloth or branches, used for shade or shelter.

strong cloth used for making tents, bags, or for painting pictures on.

a vehicle with wheels that is pulled by a horse, or a part of a train where people sit.

a small, curved nut that you can eat.

a large, heavy pot used for cooking over a fire, often in old stories.

a hole or empty space inside something solid, like a tooth or a wall.

a large musical instrument like a violin, played while sitting down.

a place where dead people are buried in the ground.

a word for tea, used in some languages and informal English.

a large light that hangs from the ceiling and has many small lights or candles.

a small building or room used for Christian prayer or worship.

a type of white wine that comes from a green grape.

a quality that makes someone or something nice and easy to like.

small seeds from a plant that people eat because they are healthy, often used in drinks or puddings

a tight necklace worn around the neck, or something that makes it hard to breathe

a musical instrument made of wood, played by blowing into it and pressing keys.

a shoe with small hard pieces on the bottom to help you grip the ground in sports.

a small, strong-smelling spice used in cooking, or one part of a garlic bulb.

one of the four suits in a deck of playing cards, with a black three-leaf shape.

a person who repairs shoes, or a sweet baked fruit dessert with a top crust.

A long box used to put a dead person's body in for burial.

A long piece of something that is wound into circles, like a rope or wire.

A tall, round stone or metal post that holds up a building or stands alone.

A thick, soft cover for a bed that keeps you warm.

a red-brown metal that is used to make wires and pipes.

a thick, soft cloth with lines on it, often used to make pants and jackets.

a musical instrument like a small trumpet, made of metal.

the main part of a computer that does all the thinking and calculations.

a large machine with a long arm used to lift heavy things, or a tall bird with long legs and neck.

a line or fold on a surface, like on paper or clothes.

money that you borrow from a bank or a way to pay later; also, praise for doing something good.

a small, narrow river or stream of water.

a shape like a curved moon, thin and round at the ends.

a type of exercise program that includes many different kinds of hard physical activities.

a metal tool with a curved end, used to open things or lift heavy objects.

to break into small pieces, or a sweet food made with fruit and a dry topping.

a small, round, soft bread from the UK, often eaten with butter.

a clear, hard substance that looks like glass, or a very clear piece of it.

a signal or sign that tells you to start or do something.

the ends of a shirt sleeve or pants leg, or metal rings used to hold a prisoner's hands.

a small, sharp knife used as a weapon in the past.

to run or move quickly for a short distance.

money taken out of a bank account; the opposite of credit.

to make something happen later than planned; a situation where something is late.

the area where a river spreads out and meets the sea, often shaped like a triangle.

a doctor who treats problems with your skin, hair, and nails.

a health condition where your body has trouble controlling the amount of sugar in your blood.

to mix a solid into a liquid so it becomes part of the liquid.

used to say you feel the same way or agree with what someone just said.

a Hindu festival of lights celebrated in autumn, with lamps and fireworks.

a round roof shaped like the top half of a ball.

a pipe that carries rainwater from the roof to the ground.

a song or piece of music for two people to sing or play.

a large bag made of strong cloth, used for carrying clothes when traveling.

a dark underground room in a castle or prison where people were kept locked up.

colors like brown, green, and beige that are found in nature.

a stand that holds a painting or a board while an artist works on it.

a long, thin cake filled with cream and covered with chocolate.

an event when the moon or sun is hidden by another body in space.

a bright green stone that is valuable and used in jewelry.

a prize given each year for the best work on television.

a Mexican food made of a rolled tortilla filled with meat or cheese and covered with sauce.

a strong, dark coffee made by forcing hot water through very fine coffee beans.

when a liquid turns into a gas, like water disappearing into the air when it gets hot.

the highest mountain in the world, located in Asia.

a makeup product used to draw a line around your eyes

a bird that hunts other animals and flies very fast

a story or idea that is not real, often about magic or imaginary worlds

a large, special meal with a lot of food, often for a celebration

a type of pasta that is long, flat, and thick, often served with sauce

a small, sweet fruit with many tiny seeds, often eaten fresh or dried

a thing that removes unwanted parts from a liquid, gas, or information, or to pass something through this thing.

the hot, bright part of a fire that you can see.

a type of music and dance from Spain, with fast movements and guitar playing.

a soft, warm cloth used for shirts, sheets, or blankets.

a small container for carrying drinks, usually made of metal or glass.

a thin string you use to clean between your teeth

people in general, especially from a particular group or place

to make someone do something they do not want to do

a type of dance with slow and quick steps, often done to jazz music.

a large brass musical instrument with a round shape and a wide opening at the end.

the outer edge or part of something, or decorative threads hanging from cloth.

a soft, sweet candy made from sugar, butter, and milk or chocolate.

a type of apple that is sweet and crisp, or a famous mountain in Japan.

a small wooden hammer used by a judge or leader to get attention in a meeting or court.

a small building in a garden or park with a roof and open sides, where people can sit.

a fast, thin animal with long legs and horns, found in Africa and Asia.

a part of a machine that turns to make other parts move, or the equipment you need for an activity.

a strong alcoholic drink made from grains and plants, often mixed with tonic water.

a thin, shiny layer on food or pottery, or to put such a layer on something.

small, soft Italian food made from potato and flour, often eaten with sauce.

a fancy cup with a stem and base, often made of glass or metal.

a type of yellow cheese from the Netherlands.

a prize given every year for the best music and singers.

a kitchen tool with sharp holes used to cut food into small pieces.

a stone that shows where a dead person is buried, with their name on it.

a long, open pipe at the edge of a roof or street that carries away rain water.

a rope or strap that goes around a horse's head to lead or control it.

a Jewish holiday that lasts eight days, celebrated with lights and gifts in December.

a wild animal like a large rabbit with long ears and strong back legs.

a small musical instrument you play by blowing air into it.

a large musical instrument with strings that you play with your fingers.

the time when farmers pick and collect ripe crops from the fields.

a large bird that hunts small animals and has very good eyesight.

a line of small bushes or plants growing close together, often used as a fence

a metal piece that holds a door or lid and lets it open and close

a small problem or delay; also, to attach something to a vehicle

a place where bees live and make honey.

a garden tool with a long handle and a flat blade, used for breaking soil or removing weeds.

a very strong feeling of fear or shock.

a cheap place to stay, like a hotel, where travelers share rooms and bathrooms.

a glass container with sand inside that takes one hour to fall from the top to the bottom.

a problem or difficulty you must get past to reach a goal.

a race where runners jump over frames; also, problems you must overcome.

a sweet-smelling flower that grows from a bulb and comes in many colors.

exactly the same in every way, with no differences.

a small hotel or place where travelers can sleep and eat.

a type of beer that is bitter and has a strong taste of hops.

the colored part of your eye, or a type of flower with tall leaves and colorful petals.

a children's game where you pick up small metal or plastic pieces while bouncing a ball.

a hard, green stone used to make jewelry or decorations.

a plant with small, sweet-smelling white or yellow flowers.

a long, thin stick with a pointed end, thrown as a sport in competitions.

a noisy bird with blue and black feathers, often found in forests and gardens.

the feeling of being very tired after a long airplane trip across different time zones.

a place where two parts of something are connected, or a place where bones meet in your body.

a common way to save pictures on a computer so they are smaller in size.

a group of people in a court who listen to the facts and decide if someone is guilty or not.

a tube with mirrors and small colored pieces that makes beautiful patterns when you turn it.

a long, curved sword from Japan, used by samurai in the past.

one of two organs inside your body that clean your blood and make urine.

a very hot oven used to make pottery or bricks hard.

a soldier from the past who rode a horse and wore armor.

a round handle on a door or a piece of furniture that you turn to open it.

a place where string or rope is tied together in a loop or ball.

a type of light beer that is kept cold and has bubbles.

a small metal or plastic piece on a door or window that keeps it closed.

a plant with purple flowers that smells very nice and is used in soap or to help you relax.

a very old story that may not be true, or a person who is famous for doing something amazing.

a curved piece of glass or plastic that helps you see things more clearly, used in glasses, cameras, and microscopes.

a plant with small, sweet-smelling purple or white flowers.

an arm or leg of a person or animal, or a large branch of a tree.

a type of cloth made from a plant, used for clothes, sheets, and towels.

a large organ inside your body that cleans your blood and helps digest food

comfortable shoes without laces that you can easily slip on and off

a small piece of jewelry that hangs on a chain around your neck and opens to hold a photo

a trickster god from old Norse stories, or a character from movies and comics

a shape like a circle or a line that goes around and comes back to the start.

a small, round, sweet cookie made with egg whites and sugar, often with a filling.

a type of fish with a strong taste, often eaten cooked or smoked.

the name of the computer operating system made by Apple.

a small, sweet cake from France, shaped like a shell.

a musical instrument with eight strings, like a small guitar, played with a pick.

a green or brown insect that holds its front legs together like it is praying.

a hard, smooth stone used for buildings and statues, often white or gray.

an alcoholic drink made with tequila, lime juice, and orange flavor.

a sauce made from tomatoes, garlic, and herbs, often used on pasta.

a small brown animal with a short tail that lives in holes in the ground.

an alcoholic drink made with gin or vodka and a little dry white wine.

a large amount or number of something, or the main part of something.

a pale purple color.

a special candle holder with nine branches, used in the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah.

a sweet, light food made from egg whites and sugar, often baked until hard.

a type of red wine that is soft and not too strong in taste.

looking or sounding like metal.

a cold drink made with alcohol, lime, sugar, and mint leaves.

a big tooth at the back of the mouth used for chewing food.

a famous French painter who made pictures of gardens and water lilies.

a single round piece of glass for one eye, worn to help you see better.

a machine that takes pictures of the inside of your body to help doctors find problems.

a dead body from ancient Egypt that was wrapped in cloth to keep it from rotting.

a small sea animal with a hard, dark shell that you can eat.

a small, strong horse that lives wild in the western United States.

a type of soft, flat bread from South Asia, often cooked in a hot oven.

a sweet liquid made by flowers that bees and other insects drink.

a spice made from the seed of a tropical tree, used in cooking and baking

a musical instrument made of wood that you blow into, with a thin, high sound

the main god in old Norse stories, known for wisdom and war

a shiny, colorful stone that is used in jewelry.

a type of play where the actors sing all the words instead of speaking them.

a plant with beautiful, colorful flowers that grows in warm places.

a group of stars in the sky that looks like a hunter with a belt.

a flat board that artists use to hold and mix colors of paint.

more than one flat board used by artists to hold and mix paint colors.

a small garden flower with colorful petals, or an old, rude word for a man who is not strong.

a red powder made from dried peppers, used to add color and flavor to food.

a soft, light color, like light pink, blue, or yellow.

the smallest and least powerful piece in the game of chess.

a small, hard, white or light-colored ball that grows inside some sea animals and is used in jewelry.

a type of nut with a hard, brown shell and a sweet taste, often used in cooking.

a doctor who takes care of babies, children, and teenagers.

a piece of jewelry that hangs from a chain around your neck.

a green sauce made from basil, garlic, oil, and cheese, often eaten with pasta.

a famous Spanish artist who painted in a very different and modern style.

a long structure built over water where boats can stop or people can walk.

a type of exercise that makes your body stronger, especially your stomach and back.

a type of light, clear beer that is popular in many countries.

a small soft object where you stick pins to keep them safe.

a type of wine made from a specific kind of grape, often red or white.

a toy with colored paper or plastic blades that spin around in the wind.

a tool with a long handle and sharp points, used for lifting hay or straw.

a pattern of colored lines that cross each other, often on cloth or clothes.

a fold that is sewn into cloth, like on a skirt or pants

a metal tool used to hold or cut things, with two handles and a strong end

a farm tool used to turn over soil before planting seeds

a small, raised area where someone stands to speak or receive a prize.

writing that uses beautiful language and rhythm to express feelings or ideas.

a lively dance from Central Europe, or the music for this dance.

a fine yellow powder from flowers that causes some people to sneeze and have allergies.

a set of spinning blades that moves a boat or airplane through air or water

objects used by actors in a play or movie, or informal praise for someone's effort

a dried plum, or to cut off parts of a plant to help it grow better

a raised place in a church where a priest or minister stands to speak to people.

a group of four people who play music or sing together.

a Mexican food made with a folded tortilla filled with cheese and sometimes other ingredients, then cooked.

a warm bed cover made of two layers of cloth with soft material in between, often sewn in a pattern.

a male sheep with large curved horns, or to hit something very hard.

the ninth month of the Islamic year, when Muslims do not eat or drink during the day.

a large black bird that makes a loud sound and is often seen in stories.

a round object that you wind something around, like fishing line or film.

the person who makes sure players follow the rules in a game or sport.

a type of music from Jamaica with a strong beat and slow rhythm.

long straps used to control a horse while riding.

a race where each person runs part of the way and then passes something to the next person.

a regular, repeating pattern of sounds or movements, like in music or dancing.

a creamy Italian dish made with rice, cooked slowly with broth and other ingredients.

a long, thin stick made of metal, wood, or plastic

a tool shaped like a tube that turns around, used for painting or making hair curly

a feeling of love or a relationship between two people who love each other

a man who is very romantic and tries to make women love him

a piece in the game of chess that can move straight forward, backward, or sideways

a plant with small green leaves that is used to add flavor to food, especially meat

a type of dance and music from Cuba

a red, valuable stone used in jewelry

a strong alcoholic drink made from sugar

a red-brown substance that forms on iron or steel when it gets wet

a seat on a horse or bicycle

a lively dance and music style from Brazil.

a small, fried pastry filled with spiced vegetables or meat, popular in South Asia.

a blue, valuable stone used in jewelry.

a small, oily fish that people often eat from a can.

a long piece of cloth worn around the waist or over one shoulder.

a musical instrument made of metal that you blow into and press keys to play.

a bright red color, like the color of blood or a rose.

a small, round cake that is often eaten with butter or jam.

a small animal with a long tail and a poisonous sting, found in hot places.

a person who looks for new information or finds new people for a group or team.

a game where players make words with letter pieces on a board.

a small, thin piece of metal with a sharp end, used to hold things together.

a tool used to turn screws into or out of things.

a piece of art made by carving or shaping stone, wood, or other materials.

a small seed used in cooking, often on bread or in oil.

a sweet, frozen dessert made with fruit juice, sugar, and water or milk.

an elected officer in a local area who makes sure people follow the law.

a flat object held in front of you to protect yourself from danger.

the front part of your leg between your knee and your ankle.

a tool with a long handle and a wide blade, used for moving dirt, snow, or other materials.

a cover on a window that can be opened or closed to block light or protect the glass.

a tool with small holes used to separate solid pieces from liquid or smaller pieces.

to visit interesting places, especially as a tourist.

a sound, light, or movement that gives information or tells someone to do something.

a soft, shiny cloth made from threads produced by a small insect called a silkworm.

a loud noise made by a police car, ambulance, or fire truck to warn people

a musical instrument from India with a long neck and strings, played with a pick

the set of all bones inside a person's or animal's body

the bone structure of a person's or animal's head

a mix of rain and snow that falls from the sky in cold weather

to break something suddenly with a sharp sound, or to take a quick photo

a character from the Harry Potter books, a teacher of magic with a dark and serious personality

done by one person alone, without help from others

a cold, sweet food made from fruit juice and sugar, like ice cream but without milk

a tool with a flat metal end used for digging in the ground

a black shape like a pointed leaf, or the group of playing cards with that shape

a kitchen tool with a wide, flat end, used for turning food while cooking

a long stick with a sharp point at one end, used as a weapon or for fishing

a thin, sharp piece of metal or something that looks like a sharp point

a shape that goes around and around in circles, like a spring

a strong light that shines on one person or thing so everyone can see it

to run as fast as you can for a short distance

to bend your knees and lower your body close to the ground while keeping your feet flat

a sea animal with a long body, eight arms, and two longer arms, often used as food

a sudden rush of many animals or people running in the same direction.

a tall, pointed tower on top of a church building.

a large dinosaur with plates on its back and a tail with spikes.

very serious and strict, often in a way that shows you are not happy.

a tool that doctors use to listen to your heart or breathing.

a long stick that you stand on to walk high above the ground, or a post that holds a building above water or ground.

a metal or leather ring that you put your foot in when riding a horse.

a person who is stout is heavy and strong, or a drink that is dark and thick like beer.

a small piece of metal or jewelry that goes through a hole in your ear, or a male animal kept for breeding.

small round pieces of metal or plastic used as decoration on clothes or shoes.

a design or pattern that looks like the sun with bright lines coming out from the center.

a tool that uses the sun's shadow to show what time it is.

a piece of clothing that holds up pants by going over the shoulders.

to wrap a baby tightly in a cloth to keep it warm and calm.

an area of wet, soft land with many trees and plants.

a large group of insects or small animals moving together.

moving or happening very quickly.

a long, sharp weapon that you hold in your hand and use to cut or fight.

a long piece of music written for a large group of musicians called an orchestra.

a soft, chewy candy that you pull and stretch before eating.

a small musical instrument that you shake or hit with your hand, with metal pieces that make noise.

a way of cooking food, especially chicken, in a large clay oven called a tandoor.

a type of dance from Argentina, with strong, sharp movements and music.

a large piece of cloth with pictures or designs made by weaving colored threads together.

a set of special cards used to tell someone about their future or give advice.

a pattern of colored lines and squares on cloth, often connected to Scottish families.

a bunch of short threads tied together at one end and used to decorate clothes, curtains, or hats.

a brownish-gray color, like a mix of brown and gray.

a long tube with special glass inside that makes faraway things, like stars, look bigger and closer.

the speed at which music is played or something happens.

a famous river that flows through London, England.

a small metal or plastic cap you put on your finger to protect it when sewing.

a god from old stories in northern Europe who controls thunder and lightning.

a very thin line of cotton, wool, or other material used for sewing.

a book, movie, or play that is exciting and keeps you worried about what will happen next.

a special chair where a king or queen sits during important events.

a small plant with leaves used to add flavor to food, especially meat and soups.

a small crown that a woman or girl wears on her head for special occasions.

a hard, sweet candy made from sugar and butter.

a soft, white food made from soybeans, often used in cooking.

the last name of a famous English writer who wrote 'The Lord of the Rings'.

a stone that shows the name of a dead person, placed on their grave.

a tool used to pick up things, like ice or food, with two arms that open and close.

a tall, black hat that men sometimes wear for formal events.

a yellow or brown stone that is used in jewelry and is not very expensive.

a stick with fire at one end that you carry to give light.

a very strong wind that spins quickly and can cause a lot of damage.

a large bag used for carrying things, often with two handles.

a competition where many people or teams play a game or sport to find the best one.

a very sad event that causes great suffering or loss.

a wooden or metal frame that plants climb on as they grow

something that many people are talking about or sharing online at the same time

a group of three people or things that work or perform together

a stand with three legs used to hold a camera or other equipment steady

a large musical instrument made of metal that you play by blowing into it and moving a long slide.

to run at a slow, steady speed, faster than walking but slower than running.

a very large musical instrument made of metal that makes a low, deep sound when you blow into it.

a loose piece of clothing that covers the body from the shoulders to the hips or knees.

a long piece of cloth that is wrapped around the head, worn by some people for religious or cultural reasons.

a yellow spice used in cooking, especially in Asian food.

a rough, thick wool cloth, often used for jackets and coats.

to shine with a light that goes on and off quickly, like a small star.

a small musical instrument with four strings, like a small guitar.

to make something better or newer, like a computer or a phone.

a container, often like a big vase, used to hold the ashes of a dead person after burning the body.

a person who shows people to their seats in a theater, church, or at a wedding.

to disappear suddenly and completely, so you cannot see it anymore.

a clear liquid you put on wood or paintings to protect them and make them shine.

a strong room or metal box where money, jewels, or important things are kept safe.

a thin piece of cloth that women sometimes wear over their face or head.

a soft, smooth cloth with a thick, short pile on one side, often used for fancy clothes or furniture.

the second planet from the sun, often called the morning or evening star.

a female name, or a city in Canada, or a type of large water plant.

a musical instrument like a violin but a little bigger and with a lower sound.

something, like a video or news, that spreads very quickly on the internet.

a video blog where someone talks about their life or interests online.

a strong, clear alcoholic drink made from grains or potatoes.

a long stick that helps someone balance while walking.

a slow, elegant dance for two people, often done at formal events.

a room or area in a hospital where patients stay.

a type of paint that you mix with water, or a picture made with this paint.

a solid, soft substance that melts when heated, used for candles or polish.

a small, thin animal with brown fur that eats other small animals.

a strong alcoholic drink made from grains like barley or corn.

the string in a candle that burns to give light.

a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again.

a large fire that burns quickly and is hard to control, usually in a forest or field.

a type of tree with long, thin branches that hang down, often found near water.

a circle made of leaves or flowers, often used as a decoration.

a tool used to turn nuts and bolts, or to pull or twist something hard.

a small line on a surface, like on skin or cloth, that is not smooth.

a special picture of the inside of your body, used by doctors to see bones or problems.

a musical instrument made of wooden bars that you hit with small hammers to make sounds.

a type of exercise class where you dance to Latin music.

a medical problem that makes your joints hurt and swell

a male name, most famously from the book 'To Kill a Mockingbird'.

a man's singing voice that is lower than a tenor but higher than a bass.

a small sea animal that sticks tightly to rocks, boats, or other hard surfaces under water.

a large musical instrument made of wood that you blow into, which makes a low sound.

a way of making patterns on cloth by putting wax on it and then coloring it.

a tool that blows air, used to make a fire burn stronger.

a small piece of jewelry that you pin onto your clothes, usually on the chest.

a small, narrow stream of water.

a holder for several candles, often used as decoration on a table.

a doctor who treats problems with the heart.

a box used to bury a dead person.

a deep, dark red color.

the muscles on the top of your shoulders that help you lift your arms.

a type of hat with a soft top and a brim that goes all around

a sudden bright light or fire, or to suddenly become bigger or more angry.

a band worn around the leg to hold up a sock or stocking.

the main body of a ship or boat, not including the sails or engine.

a medical condition where your blood pressure is too high.

a small building with a roof that slopes down, usually built against the side of a bigger building.

a sudden forward movement, like when you try to grab or hit something.

a large, round piece of metal that looks like a coin, often worn as jewelry or given as a prize.

short for quadriceps, the large muscles at the front of your upper legs.

a hard, brownish-red clay used for making pots and tiles.

a very large or powerful person, company, or thing.

a medical test that uses sound waves to see inside the body, like a baby in the womb.

the small window on a camera that you look through to see what you are taking a picture of.

a pattern of diamond shapes on clothes, like socks or sweaters

used in phrases like 'what the dickens' to show surprise or anger; also the last name of a famous writer.

a way of making cloth where the threads are colored before weaving to create patterns.

a light that is attached to a wall, often for decoration.