| attract |
to cause to come near. |
| cheat |
a person who acts in a dishonest way in order to gain something. |
| clutter |
to fill or litter with a messy collection of things. |
| culprit |
a person who is charged with or is guilty of doing something wrong. |
| dew |
little drops of water that collect at night on grass, plants, and other cool surfaces. |
| dormitory |
a building with many bedrooms, often lived in by students. Many colleges have dormitories. |
| fake |
to make a false copy of. |
| fame |
the condition of being well known or respected by a great number of people. |
| lawmaker |
one who creates or approves laws. |
| manure |
the waste matter of animals, such as cows and horses, used to fertilize the soil and help plants grow. |
| scribble |
to write quickly or carelessly; scrawl. |
| terrorism |
the use of violence or fear by a political group as a way of forcing others to meet its demands. |
| thus |
in this way; so. |
| tuck |
to gather up and push in or turn under the loose end or edge of. |
| waddle |
to walk using short steps while rocking from side to side. |