Tomorrow's weather prediction
Forecast
Another name for Table tennis
Ping-Pong
to make a bad situation, pain, or problem worse
exacerbate
Foot, Basket, Base
Ball
A giant 135-meter-tall observation wheel found in Southbank
The London Eye
Someone who is left out or shunned by their group
Outcast
Rubber summer sandals
Flip-flop
a company owned or controlled by another larger company, known as the parent or holding company
Subsidiary
Star, Cat, Jelly
Fish
This area of London is known for its colorful pastel houses, the bustling Portobello Road Market, and a massive annual carnival.
Notting Hill
A medieval structure that you build on the beach
Sandcastle
Wasting time or being too slow
Dilly Dally
Difficult to handle because of weight or bulk
Cumbersome
Key, Pass, Buzz
Word
This area of East London hosted the 2012 Olympics
Stratford
Removing a male's reproductive organs
Castrate
magic phrase before a trick
Hocus Pocus
the background information in a story, a clear explanation of an idea, or a large public trade show
Exposition
Guard, Under, Watch
Dog
This station features the real-life Platform 9 ¾ used in the Harry Potter series
King's Cross Station
Using remarks that mean the opposite of what you say to mock someone, show anger, or make a joke
Sarcastic
A jumbled, disorganized mess
Hodge Podge
Extreme, overwhelming joy or celebration
Jubilation
Dragon, Horse, Butter
Fly
This famous historic church located on Ludgate Hill was rebuilt following the Great Fire of London in 1666
St. Pau's Cathedral