| actually |
as a matter of fact; really. |
| author |
a person who writes books, stories, plays, or other works. |
| boss |
a person who gives work to other people and tells them what to do; manager. |
| church |
a building used for some public religious services. |
| circle |
a line that curves so that one end meets the other. The line is made up of points that are all the same distance from the center. |
| cord |
a covered wire that carries electricity to a piece of equipment such as a television or lamp. |
| crazy |
not reasonable or practical; silly; foolish. |
| finish |
to reach or cause the end of; complete. |
| homework |
work that a teacher asks students to do at home. |
| laugh |
to smile and make sounds with your mouth. People usually laugh when something is funny to them, but laughing can express other feelings also. |
| palm |
the inner surface of the hand. |
| pat1 |
a light tap or stroke with the open hand or a flat object. |
| printer |
a machine that makes printed copies from a computer. |
| properly |
in the appropriate way. |
| roar |
to make a long cry or shout that is both deep and loud. |