| bread |
a food made with grains such as wheat or corn. Water, oil, and other ingredients are added to the grains, and the mixture is baked in an oven. |
| course |
the direction or way along which something moves. |
| cub |
the young of some mammals that eat meat, such as the bear and lion. |
| dim |
having little or no light. |
| heavy |
having much weight. |
| join |
to put, bring, or fasten together. |
| mail |
letters, packages, and other things sent and received through an official system. |
| neat |
clean and in proper order, or liking to keep things that way. |
| news |
information about important events happening in the present. The news is presented on television or radio or in a newspaper or magazine. |
| number |
a unit with a fixed value that is used to count or to tell the position of something. You can write a number as a word or a symbol, such as "nine" or "9." |
| piece |
a section or part separated from the whole. |
| spray |
water or other liquid flying or falling through the air in fine drops; mist. |
| stone |
hard material like rock. |
| switch |
to change; shift. |
| train |
a group of railroad cars connected together that carry people or things from one place to another. |