| garden | | part of a home where food is prepared |
| quantity | | old form of communication, sent by morse code |
| natural | | something that is not real |
| maintenance | | overly felt self love, conceit |
| realistic | | Formal name for the USA |
| imaginary | | a female child |
| kitchen | | something that is unadulterated, pure |
| easy | | a scientific experimentation location |
| balance | | a place where things are done |
| Ware | | to care for something on a regular basis |
| calculator | | compliant to a request |
| ability | | the sixth dy of the week |
| Hammer | | too used to drive nail |
| daughter | | feeling of suspicion toward a rival |
| jealous | | having the physical power to do something |
| Vain | | an amount of something |
| pamphlet | | place where vegetables or flowers are grown |
| telegram | | machine that does arithmetic functions |
| facility | | publication of only a few pages |
| laboratory | | something that is done in the normal means |
| saturday | | something that is done with little effort |
| obedient | | to be evenly distributed |
| United States | | Any goods |