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GLOSSARY

Tought: hard to break.

Hoovering: a type of vacuum-cleaner.

Heat: The condition or quality of being hot.

Tender: soft or delicate in substance.

Regret: wish you had not done.

Toll: a fee demanded by an authority for some right or privilege, as for driving along a road.

To look up: To turn one's eyes toward something or in some direction in order to see.

To look down: To express or show contempt or disdain. 

Wrinkle: a small crease in the skin, as from aging.

Crew: a nail-like metal fastener, having a thin end with a spiral groove and a head with a slot.

Barrow: A wheelbarrow. 

Lend: To grand the use of (something) or condition that it or its equivalent will be returned. 

Slip: to slide suddenly and accidentally, esp. so as to fall or go lower.

Wasp: a slender winged insect with a narrow abdomen and a powerful sting.

Sneeze: to produce air or breath suddenly, forcibly, and loudly through the nose and mouth by involuntary action.

Thick: heavy; not easily poured.

GLOSSARY

- Lawyer: A person whose profession is to represent clients in a court of law or to advise or act for them in other legal matters.

- Policeman: A member of a police force.

- Judge: A public officer with the authority to hear and decide cases in a court of law.

- Politicians: One who is active in politics, as a career.

- Thief: One who steals, secretly.

- Criminals: Of the nature of or involving crime:

- Crime: An action considered harmful to the public good and legally prohibited.

- Murder: The unlawful killing of a person, esp. when done deliberately.

- Steal: To take (the property of another) without permission or right, esp. secretly or by force.

- Rob: To take something by unlawful force.

- Mugger: A person who mugs, one who assaults a person in order to rob him or her.

- Pickpocket: One who steals from the pockets of people, as in a crowded public place.

- Kidnapper: To carry off (a person) by force or trickery, esp. for use as a hostage or to get money.

- Hijack: To seize (an airplane or other vehicle) by threat or by force, esp. for ransom or political aims.

- Hooligans: A young hoodlum.

- Handcuffs: A metal ring that can be locked around a prisoner's wrist, usually one of a pair connected by a chain or bar.

- Burglar: One who commits burglary.

- Bark: The sharp cry of a dog, fox, or similar animal.

GLOSSARY

- Spread: To stretch out, esp. over a flat surface.

- Fields: A piece of open or cleared land, esp. one suitable for pasture or growing things.

- Come in: To arrive.

- Roof: The outside, upper covering of a building.

- Drown: To (cause to) die from being put under water.

- Lead: To go before or with to show the way; conduct or escort.

- Shock: A sudden disturbance of the mind or the feelings, due to something unpleasant and unexpected.

- Huge: Extraordinarily large in size, weight, quantity, or area, gigantic. 

- Flames: A portion of burning gas or vapor.

- Smoke: The visible vapor and gases given off by a burning substance.

- Thick: Having a great distance from one surface to the opposite.

- Unable: Lacking the necessary power, ability, competence, time, etc.

- Extinguish: To cause to stop burning.

- Break out: An escape from prison or confinement.

- Ash: (Pieces of) the gray or black powdery matter that remains after burning.

- Collapse: To fall or cave in; crumble suddenly.

- Trapped: An apparatus for catching birds or other animals.

- Search for: To go or look through (a place, area, etc.) carefully in order to find something missing or lost.

- Aid: To provide support (for) or relief (to); help.

- First aid kit: A box containing equipment needed to give immediate medical help in an emergency.

GLOSSARY

- Wrap: To enclose or cover in something wound or folded about.

- Shepherd: A person who herds, tends, and guards sheep.

- Rotten: Spoiled, as from decay, putrid.

- Darkness: Gloomy, cheerless, dismal.

- Dawn: The first appearance of daylight in the morning, day break, sunrise.

- Single ticket: A ticket entitling a passenger to travel only to his destination, without returning.

- Return ticket: A ticket entitling to travel to travel to his destination and back again. 

- Squeeze: To apply pressure to something in order to force out juice, sap, or the like.
- Enroll: To write the name of a person in a roll or register, place upon a list, register. 

GLOSSARY

- Brackish: Slightly salty or briny.

- Valley Girl: Is a stereotype depicting a  socio-economic  class of women Characterized by the colloquial  Californian English dialect  Valley Speak  and vapid  materialism .

- Beaver: That a large rodent lives in water, having webbed hind feet and a large flat tail.

- Lord: A person who has authority, control, or power over others master or ruler.

- Luggage: Suitcases, trunks, etc.

- Mobile home: A large trailer, fitted parts for connection to utilities, permanent site and that is used the ace to residence. Also called manufactured home. 

- Fares: The price of traveling in a bus, airplane, or other carrier.

- Duty- free: Relating to, or being a region or establishment in which imported goods are except from customs duties.

- Accommodation: Anything that supplies a need, want, please, convenience, etc.

- Rascal: A dishonest person.

- Turf: A layer of matted grass and earth formed by plant roots.

- Sprained:  to overstrain or twist (the ligaments around a joint) so as to injure without a fracture or break.

- Twisted: To combine, as several strands, by winding together, intertwine. 

- Crutch: In staff or support to assist a person in walking, usually having a crosspiece at one end to fit under the armpit.

- Posh: Stylishly elegant, grand, luxurious.

GLOSSARY

- Coach: A bus, especially one designed for long-distance passenger service. 

- Landmark: A feature in the landscape or an object in an area that is easily noticed or that serves as a guide, as to ships at sea or to travelers on a road. 

- Hazelnut: The nut os the hazel, filbert. 

- Seemingly: Apparently, evidently. 

- Noticed: To become aware of or pay attention to; observe; note.

- Typewriter: A machine for writing in characters similar to printers’ types by pressing the letters of a keyboard. 

- To stumble: To strike the food against something, as in running, so as trip or fall. 

- To scamper: To run or go hastily.

- Roast: To cook (food) by direct, dry heat, as in an oven. 

- Blooper: A set of garments the same color, material,or fabric, typically trousers or a skirt, a jacket, and sometimes vest. 

- Wheat: The grain of cereal grass used in the form of flour.