| chain |
a row of links, usually made of metal, that are joined together and used to pull, hold, or fasten something. |
| childhood |
the period or state of being young and not fully grown. |
| completely |
entirely; absolutely. |
| conflict |
to disagree strongly; differ. |
| contact |
the touching of two things or people. |
| dozen |
a group of twelve. |
| embarrass |
to make uncomfortable or ill at ease. |
| excellence |
the condition of being very good or outstanding. |
| keg |
a small barrel holding less than ten gallons. |
| marketplace |
an area, either outside or inside, where goods are sold. |
| mechanic |
a worker who is skilled in making, using, and repairing tools, machines, and motors. |
| operate |
to work or run. |
| project |
any activity that takes great effort or planning. |
| swear |
to make a solemn promise or statement, usually concerning the telling of the truth, one's loyalty, or one's duty. |
| telegram |
a message sent in code by electronic means over wires. |