| art |
things that are made by humans and that people think have beauty or deep meaning. Music, films, written works, and paintings are examples of art. |
| cabin |
a small house, built in a simple or rough way. |
| cave |
a large, natural hole in rock or under the earth. A cave is big enough for a person or animal to enter. |
| desk |
a piece of furniture with a flat surface used for writing, using a computer, or reading. Desks usually have drawers where you keep paper, pens, and other supplies. |
| disgust |
to cause a strong feeling against something; to cause someone to feel sick. |
| drown |
to die under water because of lack of air. |
| earth |
the third planet from the sun. |
| enjoy |
to find pleasure in something. |
| fever |
a body temperature higher than normal that is usually caused by illness. |
| gun |
a weapon with a tube made of metal from which bullets are fired. |
| librarian |
a person who has special training to work in a library. |
| mayor |
the head of government in a village, town, or city. |
| pile |
a number of things on top of each other, or a mass of material that forms a small hill. |
| rope |
pieces of string, wire, or similar material twisted together to make a thicker, stronger line. |
| sneak |
to move quietly and in a sly way. |