| afford |
to have enough money for; be able to pay for. |
| alarm |
a bell or other loud noise used to signal danger. |
| choir |
a group of people who sing together, especially a group that sings religious music; chorus. |
| cupboard |
a piece of furniture with shelves to store food, dishes, or other things. |
| exercise |
activity that improves the health of the body or mind. |
| frighten |
to cause fear in someone; to make someone afraid. |
| frozen |
changed into a solid or made hard by freezing. |
| lonely |
unhappy because alone; lonesome. |
| needle |
a thin tool made of steel with a hole at one end and a sharp point at the other end. You put thread through the hole. Needles are used for sewing. |
| ship |
a large boat that carries people or things through deep water. |
| stair |
(plural) a flight of steps one walks up or down. |
| tease |
to make fun of or try to annoy in a playful or cruel way. |
| thought1 |
the result of thinking; a single idea. |
| trainer |
a person who prepares people or animals for competition through exercise, practice, and diet. |
| tube |
a long, hollow piece of glass, metal, or rubber used to hold or carry liquids or gases. |