| breath |
the air that goes into and out of the body through the nose or mouth. |
| carpenter |
a person who builds or repairs houses and other things made of wood. |
| classmate |
a person in the same class as another at a college or school. |
| dollar |
the main unit of money in the United States and many other countries. One U.S. dollar is equal to 100 cents. |
| earn |
to receive money for work that you have done. |
| handle |
to do what needs to be done with something or someone; manage; control. |
| pierce |
to pass or go through with or as if with something sharp; penetrate. |
| problem |
a question or condition that is difficult to understand or to deal with. |
| shack |
a small, cheaply constructed building, used as a house or for storage. |
| shut |
to close by moving something that covers an opening. |
| spice |
a substance from a plant that has a special taste. Spices are used to add flavor to food and drink. |
| spine |
the set of bones that go down the center of the back of a human or animal. |
| stupid |
dull or slow to learn; not smart. |
| terror |
very great fear. |
| upset |
to turn something over. |