| 1 | badly | | _____ | for each one |
| 2 | bit | | _____ | true, not fake or imaginary |
| 3 | borrow | | _____ | to get as a reward or payment |
| 4 | colleague | | _____ | rare valued metal used in jewelry and coins |
| 5 | cupboard | | _____ | someone or something belonging to a group |
| 6 | upsetting | | _____ | in a serious or desperate way |
| 7 | upset | | _____ | an amount that is subtracted from the price |
| 8 | tidy | | _____ | closed so that an opening is blocked |
| 9 | steal | | _____ | a series of payments made on a lease |
| 10 | size | | _____ | use with the intent to return |
| 11 | stamp | | _____ | associate or fellow worker |
| 12 | shut | | _____ | to pay for the use of |
| 13 | sheet | | _____ | clean and orderly |
| 14 | rented | | _____ | chomped with the teeth |
| 15 | rent | | _____ | measure of how big or small something is |
| 16 | receipt | | _____ | to make twice as great |
| 17 | real | | _____ | a single very flat piece of something |
| 18 | customer | | _____ | a sticker that indicates paid postage |
| 19 | department | | _____ | to take something belonging to someone else |
| 20 | discount | | _____ | a cabinet used for storing items |
| 21 | double | | _____ | government department that deals with mailing |
| 22 | earn | | _____ | most recent |
| 23 | envelope | | _____ | tending to disturb |
| 24 | Euro | | _____ | bothered |
| 25 | gold | | _____ | document acknowledging a completed purchase |
| 26 | latest | | _____ | document showing legal permission |
| 27 | license | | _____ | pennies or cents of British currency |
| 28 | member | | _____ | weight measurement equal to sixteen ounces |
| 29 | model | | _____ | common currency of many of the European nations |
| 30 | pence | | _____ | a person who buys sonething |
| 31 | per | | _____ | a person employed to display merchandise |
| 32 | post office | | _____ | a specialized division |
| 33 | pound | | _____ | folded, sealable paper used to contain items |