| actually |
as a matter of fact; really. |
| crown |
a metal object worn on the head by kings and queens. Crowns are often made of gold or silver. |
| eyesight |
the ability to see; vision. |
| harness |
a set of straps by which a work animal is attached to a cart, carriage, or plow. The harness is used to control and guide the animal. |
| high |
reaching up a great distance. |
| holiday |
a day to remember or celebrate something. Many businesses close and people do not go to school or work on a holiday. |
| holy |
relating to a god or religion. |
| light1 |
the form of energy that makes it possible for the eye to see. The sun produces light. |
| mow |
to cut down with a blade or machine. |
| overnight |
lasting or staying one night. |
| seal |
a material or object used to close something tight. |
| soldier |
a person who serves in the army and who is not an officer. |
| spear1 |
a weapon with a long wooden shaft and a sharp pointed tip. Spears are thrown or thrust with the hand. |
| speed |
the act of moving rapidly or swiftly. |
| word |
a sound or group of sounds that has some meaning that other people can understand. Words are a basic unit of language. |