road, usually in a busy city or town

path, usually through a field or a forest

bridge, usually over a river or a valley

fence, usually around a house or a garden

Drinks such as water, sports drinks, herbal tea

Drinks such as wine, whiskey, beer

Drinks such as milk, lemonade, soda

Drinks such as coffee, tea, juice

tight, elastic headband worn around the forehead to keep hair and sweat out of the eyes

light, thin coat worn on the upper body over another shirt or piece of clothing for protection or warmth

heavy, padded pants worn on the lower body under other clothing for extra insulation

long, flowing dress worn on the entire body for formal occasions or ceremonial events

To refuse to share something and use it only for yourself

To take something away from people and keep it in one place

To carefully record and store something without giving it to anyone

To hand in or deliver something to people

exact street location of a place

brief description of the history of a neighborhood

formal title given to a person based on their job

written or spoken way of greeting someone by name

person whose occupation is to greet guests at the entrance of a restaurant (court games) the spectator who watches the game from the stands (computer science) a computer that stores only backup power for other machines; utensil used in stirring soup or mixing beverages

person whose occupation is to serve at table (as in a restaurant) (court games) the player who serves to start a point (computer science) a computer that provides client stations with access to files and printers as shared resources to a computer network; utensil used in serving food or drink

person whose occupation is to prepare food in the kitchen (court games) the official who enforces the rules and scores points (computer science) a computer that connects to the internet through a modem and displays web pages to users; utensil used in cutting food or carving meat

person whose occupation is to manage a restaurant’s finances (court games) the player who calls faults and boundaries during a match (computer science) a computer that is primarily used for personal productivity applications such as word processing; utensil used in measuring ingredients

Producing a lot of movement

Producing a lot of heat

Producing a lot of light

Producing a lot of noise

building for sick people, with doctors and nurses

building for watching films, with screens and seats

place for buying food, with cashiers and customers

building for learning, with teachers and students

A portable electronic device used for making phone calls and sending messages

A piece of furniture like a table often with drawers

A vehicle designed for traveling through the air, usually with wings and engines

A garment worn on the upper body, typically with sleeves and buttons

state of complete relaxation and ease

state of celebration and joy

state of perfect balance and harmony

state of difficulty or stress