Sole: the
undersurface of a foot.
Strap: a
narrow strip of material used for holding things together.
Run out of:
to finish use or, sell of something so there’s none left.
To be fit:
to be proper of becoming for.
Dial: to
register on or as if on a dial.
Bun: a round
bread roll, plain or sweetened.
Icing: a
sweet mixture of sugar, butter and flavoring, used as a coating on cakes,
cookies, etc.
Trial: The
examination of the facts of a case before a court of law, involving hearing evidence
and deciding on a person’s guilt or innocence.
Hemp: the tough
fiber of a plant.
Log: a portion
or length of the trunk or of a large limb of a tree that has fallen.
Straw: a
single stalk or stem.
Mighty:
great in amount, extent or importance.
Engine: a
machine for converting heat energy into mechanical energy or power in order to
produce force and motion.
Wasp: a
slender winged insect with a narrow abdomen and powerful sting.
Pothole: a
hole formed in pavement, a by excessive use or by extremes of weather.
Seal: an
emblem, symbol, etc. placed on something to show its authenticity.
Rinse: to
wash lightly as by pouring water over as a final stage in washing.
Deck: a
floor like surface taking up one level of a hull of a vessel.
Fence: a
barrier enclosing or surrounding a field, yard, etc. usually made of posts and
wire or wood.
Hut: a
small dwelling or building of simple construction.
Yard: the
ground that’s immediately next to, or that surrounds a house, public building,
etc.
Pour: to flow as from one container to another, or
into, over something, or on something.
Warehouse:
a building for the storage of goods or merchandise.
Beaver: a
large rodent that lives in water, having webbed hind feet and large flat tail.
Dam: a
barrier to obstruct or control the flow of water, built across a stream or
river.
