Where someone lives, what you write on an envelope
OR
A formal speech
Address
An instance of a disease or problem
OR
A container
Case
A small amount of something
OR
To press against something to dry it or clean it
Dab
To call out or gesture to attract attention
OR
Pellets of frozen water that fall from the sky
Hail
When something becomes stuck
OR
A gathering of musicians that create music together
Jam
To move forward, to make progress
OR
To lead against a person's future paycheck or allowance
Advance
A seat
OR
A person in charge of a meeting or event
Chair
A day of the month and year
OR
A social or romantic outing between two people
Date
A place on the coast where boats might find protection
OR
To shelter or hide
Harbor
To send a painful or damaging shock through something
OR
A wide-mouthed container; often used for food
Jar
A device that serves as a reminder
OR
An awareness of danger
Alarm
An upright pillar; often one that supports a roof or building
OR
A vertical division of a page or text
Column
To say something through words or gestures
OR
Moving at a very high speed
Express
A person in charge of something
OR
To move towards something
Head
Something that is very important
OR
A piece of metal that is used to open a lock
Key
A person who hits the ball in baseball
OR
A mixture of eggs, flour, and water/milk used in baking
Batter
Being with others; especially with friends
OR
A business
Company
Something that is burning
OR
To let someone go from a job
Fire
The first letter of a word (especially a name)
OR
Existing or occurring at the beginning
Initial
Having a flat and even surface
OR
A device with a sealed glass tube that shows when something is flat
Level
A steep cliff or bank
OR
To try to lie or deceive
Bluff
Public praise or acknowledgement
OR
To buy something without paying for it yet, based on the promise that you will pay for it later
Credit
A rigid structure that supports something (like a door, picture, or window)
OR
To provide false evidenced against someone who is innocent
Frame
To excite the curiosity or interest of someone
OR
Money paid regularly at a certain rate for the privilege of having a loan
Interest
To fasten or secure something
OR
A piece or section of hair
Lock