| afterward |
at a later time. |
| bead |
a small, round object made of material such as glass, wood, or plastic. A bead has a small hole through its center so it can be put on a string to make necklaces or to decorate clothing. |
| builder |
a person who puts things together to make something, especially houses or other structures that people live or work in. |
| church |
a building used for some public religious services. |
| drive |
to make something move by using force. |
| emergency |
a sudden dangerous situation that requires immediate action or help. |
| gentleman |
a polite man. |
| gown |
a dress worn on special occasions. |
| mower |
a machine with blades for cutting grass or other plants. |
| oar |
a long pole that is wide and flat at one end. Oars are used to row or steer a boat. |
| pilgrim |
a person who takes a trip to a holy place for a religious purpose. |
| remove |
to take something off or away. |
| siren |
a warning device that makes a loud, piercing noise. |
| thick |
large from one side of a surface to the other side; not thin. |
| town |
an area with streets, houses, and buildings that is similar to a city but usually smaller. |