| attendance |
the number of people present. |
| confirm |
to prove or show to be true. |
| declare |
to announce in a formal way. |
| effectively |
in a way that produces a successful result. |
| entertain |
to amuse; keep interested. |
| evidence |
something that gives proof or a reason to believe. |
| flutter |
to wave rapidly back and forth or up and down. |
| fret1 |
to feel troubled or uneasy. |
| glory |
great honor, praise, or fame. |
| ideal |
a belief or aim considered to be worthy of honor or respect. |
| rickety |
likely to fall over or fall apart; shaky. |
| shock1 |
a sudden and powerful scare; an upset of the mind or feelings. |
| speck |
a small mark or spot. |
| squeal |
a fairly long, loud, shrill sound or cry. |
| supervisor |
a person who watches over other workers and who guides and disciplines them. |