| handle | | a tissue of the body consisting of long cells that can contract and produce motion. |
| trouble | | a price of food and especially a cucumber that has been preserved in a solution of salt water or vinegar. |
| simple | | The part by which something(as a dish or too) is piked up or held. |
| people | | a thick or tangled growth of tropical plant |
| middle | | a small or medium sized dog with a thick curly coat of solid color. |
| table | | a paddle and lether covered seat for a rider on horseback. |
| little | | not hard or forceful |
| gentle | | equally distant from the end: central |
| poodle | | a thin often flat strip of fresh or dried dough (as of flour and egg) that is usually boiled. |
| pickle | | the brother of a person's father or mother. |
| noodle | | food to eat |
| saddle | | not hard to understand or solve |
| juggle | | all persons considered together<"love makes people act crazy." pam zollman,Don't bug me!> |
| uncle | | something that causes worry or distress: Misfortune < I've suffered many troubles.> |
| riddle | | to fill with something unplea ant or unwanted |
| example | | in a very small quantity or degree |
| throttle | | something that stands. |
| obstacle | | an extraordinary even taken as a sign of the power of God. |
| miracle | | something to be imitated:Model |
| muscle | | to strangle or choke (someone) |