| aid |
to give help to someone. |
| bottom |
the lowest or deepest part of something. |
| buddy |
(informal) friend. |
| catch |
to get control of (someone or something moving away); capture. |
| cottage |
a small house. |
| flip |
to throw in such a way as to cause to turn over or spin. |
| interview |
a meeting between a person who has applied for a job and the person who is offering the job. The person who wants the job must answer questions about his or her experience and qualifications. |
| lesson |
a period of instruction with a teacher, or a specific group of things to be learned or studied together. |
| patrol |
the act of guarding by making regular trips through. |
| small |
little in size, number, or amount. |
| tone |
a single sound in music or a sound that is similar to music. |
| uncle |
the brother of one's father or mother, or the husband of one's aunt. |
| usually |
ordinarily or most often; generally; typically. |
| voice |
the sound that comes from your mouth when you speak or sing. |
| welcome |
used to express warm greetings to someone who has just arrived. |