| collection |
a group of things of the same type that someone has brought together. |
| cross |
an upright line with another line across it. |
| dine |
to eat a meal, usually in a formal way. |
| disgust |
to cause a strong feeling against something; to cause someone to feel sick. |
| gas |
a form of matter that is neither liquid nor solid. Oxygen is an example of a gas. |
| naughty |
not behaving or obeying. |
| paste |
a mixture used to stick paper or other light materials together. |
| pupil1 |
a young person who is taught by a teacher. |
| reader |
a person who looks at and understands words on a page or screen. |
| roam |
to move or travel around without a plan; wander. |
| runner |
a person who is moving along quickly on his or her feet, or a person who races on foot. |
| shear |
to cut off with scissors or a tool like scissors. |
| spy |
a person who watches in secret to get information about others. |
| strap |
a thin, flat strip of material used to attach something or hold objects in a certain way. |
| weight |
the quality that makes something heavy. |