calf (n) | | A part of a tree that grows out of its main stem |
calf (n) | | To spring back after hitting something |
claw (n) | | To make somebody afraid or fearful |
claw (n) | | A large cave |
claw (v) | | A large, rounded rock that is resting on or in the ground |
couple (n) | | a pillow or a pad with a soft filling |
couple (n) | | A long pole with a sharp, pointed blade at one end |
cushion (n) | | An object that provides the power to make something move or do work |
flap (n) | | An opening or space in something that is normally closed |
flap (v) | | Something used to hold an object in place and to keep it from falling |
groom (n) | | A large object in space that moves in a regular path around the sun or some other star |
groom (n) | | A part that each person gets of a whole |
groom (v) | | A feeling that something is wrong or that there is danger |
share (n) | | To become twisted or knotted together |
share (v) | | The land around a building |
shelter (n) | | To lie at an angle |
shelter (v) | | A large, strong animal related to monkeys but without a tail. |
yard (n) | | A young cow or bull |
yard (n) | | The state of being firm and steady |
zero (n) | | The place where two parts meet or come together |
accident (n) | | A person who takes care of horses |
acrobat (n) | | The gray matter made of nerve cells packed inside the skull |
alarm (n) | | To hold something in place or to keep it from falling |
alarm (n) | | A signal, such as a bell or buzzer, that warns people or tells them to take action |
alarm (v) | | A mix-up of things twisted or knotted together |
bounce (v) | | A metal rod or wire used to send and receive radio and television messages |
enormous (adj) | | A man who is getting married |
gap (n) | | The back part of the leg between the knee and ankle |
scooop (n) | | A burning stick held in the hand to give light |
scoop (v) | | Something made with an open center to let the smoke from a fire rise and escape |
support (n) | | The bright, glowing gas we see when something burns |
support (v) | | A person who does tricks that take great strength and good control in moving the body |
tangle (n) | | Anything that happens in an unplanned way, especially when it causes injury or damage |
tangle (v) | | The part of a crab or lobster used for gripping |
weigh (v) | | an object with moving parts that is used to do certain things |
weight (n) | | To take something up in a quick movement |
antenna (n) | | The word name for 0. It stands for nothing |
antenna (n) | | The measure of how heavy something is |
balance (n) | | A surface, a line, or a piece of land that is higher at one point than at another |
balance (v) | | Something attached on only one side so that it can move freely |
cavern (n) | | One of the two long, thin feelers on the head of many insects and of some animals such as lobsters |
boulder (n) | | To copy the actions or speech of someone |
cliff (n) | | To move up and down |
joint (n) | | A tool like a bowl with a handle. |
machine (n) | | To stay in a steady position without falling |
motor (n) | | To find out how heavy something is |
muscle (n) | | To give protection or safety to someone or something |
planet (n) | | A length equal to three feet, or thirty-six inches. |
slope (n) | | A steep, high rock face with a sharp drop tot he ground |
slope (v) | | Two people who do things together |
ape (n) | | To clean or make neat |
ape (v) | | The sharp curved nail on the toe ofa bird or animal |
brain (n) | | To use or enjoy with others |
branch (n) | | A group of twelve |
chimney (n) | | A piece of material made ofstring or rope knotted together in a way that leaves evenly spaced holes |
dozen (n) | | To scratch or dig with sharp nails |
spear (n) | | Two things of the same kind |
torch (n) | | Very big |
flame (n) | | Anyting that covers or protects |
net (n) | | A part of the body that can be streteched or tightened to make the body move |