| constantly |
continuously; without ever stopping. |
| contagious |
able to be spread from person to person. |
| dormitory |
a building with many bedrooms, often lived in by students. Many colleges have dormitories. |
| excuse |
to forgive or pardon. |
| geography |
the physical features of an area on the earth's surface. |
| grill |
a rack of metal bars used to hold foods for cooking over flames. |
| gush |
to flood out in large amounts and with great force; spurt. |
| hassle |
something that bothers or troubles someone in a small way. |
| hunch |
to lift up or arch into a hump. |
| minister |
a person authorized to perform or help at the religious services of some religions. |
| outskirts |
the edges or outlying areas of a city or town. |
| recline |
to lie down in a comfortable position. |
| spur |
a metal piece with a spike that is attached to the heel of a rider's boot. Spurs are used to make a horse go forward. |
| squawk |
to give a harsh scream. |
| tardy |
late or delayed. |