| ability |
the power or knowledge to do something. |
| afterward |
at a later time. |
| capture |
to take hold or gain control of by force or through planning. |
| clever |
having a quick mind; smart. |
| fully |
in a way that is complete, entire, or thorough; totally. |
| load |
to put things on or in something in order to carry them. |
| pair |
two things that are the same and are used together. |
| pitch1 |
the throw of a baseball by the pitcher toward the batter, who tries to hit it. |
| police |
a department of a town, city, or state government that protects people and their property and makes people obey laws. |
| railroad |
a road of two connected steel bars along which trains move, or a system of transportation that uses these roads. |
| rob |
to steal something from a person or place, often with the use of force. |
| steer |
to make something move in a certain direction. |
| sting |
to make a tiny hole in the skin that causes pain. |
| wheel |
a round thing that turns in circles and allows cars, trucks, bicycles, and other things to move. |
| zone |
an area that is separate or different from other areas because of a particular environment, use, or some other special quality. |