| alarm |
a bell or other loud noise used to signal danger. |
| excitement |
the state of being excited. |
| fellow |
belonging to the same group, having the same job, or sharing the same interests. |
| happen |
to take place; occur. |
| kitchen |
a room where people cook and store food. |
| lightly |
with little weight or force. |
| own |
belonging to oneself or itself alone. |
| past |
all of the time before now. |
| punishment |
a way of causing someone to suffer or experience something bad for having done something wrong. |
| pupil1 |
a young person who is taught by a teacher. |
| soft |
easy to bend or shape; not firm or hard. |
| suppose |
to assume to be true in order to make clear or to explain. |
| terrify |
to fill with great fear or terror; scare. |
| tie |
to fasten with something like a string or rope. |
| weak |
having little strength or power. |