Pets
A small animal often kept as a pet, known for its agility and ability to purr
Cat/Kitten
Kids of Deaf Adults; plural form of CODA.
KODAs
A temporary job that allows someone to gain experience in a particular field.
Internship
To move permanently to another country.
Immigrate
A small, long mammal, often kept as a pet
Ferret
A loyal animal, often kept as a pet, known for barking
Dog/Puppy
People who are closest to you and with whom you share a strong bond.
Best friends
A type of job where you are paid based on the number of hours worked.
Hourly
To take lessons and practice driving a car.
Learn to drive
A farm animal that is often pink and kept for its meat or as a pet
Pig
A small, furry animal with long ears, often kept as a pet.
Rabbit
Siblings of Deaf Adults; brothers or sisters of Deaf adults.
SODA
A job where you are available to work when needed, even if not scheduled.
On-call
When a person or animal comes into existence.
Born
A farm animal that provides wool and is often kept for food.
Sheep
A small rodent kept as a pet, often in a cage
Hamster
People who are your good friends but may not be as close as your best friends.
Close friends
When a person works for themselves instead of working for someone else.
Self-employed
To find and start working for an employer.
Get a job
A small primate, known for being playful and clever
Monkey
A creature with feathers, wings, and a beak, often kept as a pet.
Bird
People you work with, especially in the same job or profession.
Colleagues
To give someone a higher position or better job, usually with more responsibility.
Promote
To complete your education and receive a diploma or degree.
Graduate / Graduated / Graduation
A large animal often used for riding or farm work.
Horse
A living creature that swims in water, often kept in aquariums
Fish
People you know but are not very close to.
Acquaintances
When someone stops working, usually because they are older
Retired
A person who is a legal member of a country.
Citizen
A large farm animal that gives milk and is raised for food.
Cow
A reptile, often kept as a pet, with scales and four legs
Lizard
A Child of Deaf Adults; a hearing child who grows up with Deaf parents.
A job where you work less than the full hours (often fewer than 40 hours a week).
Part-time
To ask someone to marry you.
Propose
A larger rodent often kept as a pet or seen in wild places.
Rat
A long, legless reptile, sometimes kept as a pet
Snake
People who used to be your friends but are no longer.
Ex-friends
A job or situation that doesn’t offer opportunities for advancement.
Dead-end
To attend a higher education school after high school.
Go to college
A small rodent often kept as a pet.
Mouse
An eight-legged insect that makes webs
Spider
Child of Deaf Adults who uses spoken language instead of sign language.
OHCODA
A job where you work the full number of hours, typically 40 hours a week.
Full-time
When two people agree to marry each other.
Engaged
A farm bird that lays eggs and is kept for food.
Chicken
A reptile with a hard shell, known for moving slowly
Turtle
To move from one position or place to another, especially at work.
Transfer
Marry – To join together through a legal ceremony.
Marry
A bird with webbed feet, often kept on farms.
Duck