Phrasal Verbs
Take someone somewhere and leave them there.
Drop off
To rain very heavily. (Pouring rain)
Raining Cats and Dogs
An item bought as a gift for a friend when you are on vacation
Souvenir
Objects or information that prove what happened (e.g., fingerprints, DNA).
Evidence
Pop! Snap! Sizzle! or BOOM!!!
Onomatopoeia
Move Faster
Hurry Up
I'm feeling unwell. I'm feeling___________?
Under the weather
Time when you do not work or study and can relax or travel.
Holiday
A person who saw or heard the crime happen.
Witness
Comparing two things using "like" or "as."
Similes
To become extremely hot or to cause something to be damaged by high heat.
Burn up
This is super easy. It's_____________!
A piece of cake
The document that allows you to enter the plane.
Boarding pass
A person who looks for clues and asks questions to find the truth.
Investigator / Detective
I have a million things to do before the weekend!
Hyperbole
To stop trying
Give up
I'm upset and don't want to talk to you.
Cold shoulder
A detailed plan or route of a journey.
Itinerary
The person who was hurt or lost something in the crime.
Victim
The kite danced through the clouds, enjoying the afternoon breeze.
Personification
To faint or lose consciousness.
Pass out
It doesn't happen alot so it is ________?
Once in a blue moon
The place at a port or airport where officials check incoming goods or travelers.
Customs
Genetic information found in blood, hair, or skin that identifies a specific person.
DNA
"The golden mango was so sweet and juicy that the syrup dripped down my chin."
Imagery