| dead |
no longer alive. |
| evening |
the period between late afternoon and night; the early part of the night. |
| follow |
to come or go after or behind. |
| horror |
a strong feeling of fear or shock. |
| leap |
to jump into the air either straight up or across a distance. |
| shack |
a small, cheaply constructed building, used as a house or for storage. |
| spoil |
to damage something so that you cannot use or enjoy it. |
| squad |
a small number of persons trained to work together. |
| story1 |
a report of events that really happened or are imaginary. |
| surprise |
to suddenly do something (to someone) that is not at all expected. |
| textbook |
a book used for teaching a particular subject. |
| tire1 |
to take a person's strength or energy away. |
| unlock |
to open the lock of something. |
| victory |
success in a game or war. |
| voter |
one who helps decide something in an election by expressing his or her choice. |