Animals
This popular household pet is known for its independent nature and purring.
Cat
This verb is often used to indicate movement or travel.
Go
You wear this outer garment to keep warm in cold weather.
Coat
This vegetable is often eaten on the cob and is a staple in many diets worldwide.
In baseball, this term describes receiving the ball from another player.
Catch
A young fox is often referred to by this three-letter term.
Kit
This verb means to obtain or receive something.
Get
This small metal object is used to unlock doors or start cars.
Key
This valuable yellow metal is used in jewelry and as a form of currency.
Gold
This term is used in soccer to describe scoring a point.
This term is used for a young goat. (*Hint*: this is also another term for "child")
Kid
This verb means to transfer possession of something to someone else.
Give
This structure swings open and closed to control access to a yard or property.
Gate
This sudden, strong blast of wind can catch you by surprise.
Gust
This action involves striking something with your foot.
Kick
This seabird is often seen scavenging at the beach and has a distinct cry.
Gull
This verb means to retain possession of something.
Keep
You drink things from this container.
Cup
This black or brownish-black sedimentary rock is often used as fuel.
Coal
This term refers to the playing area for sports like basketball and tennis.
Court
This term refers to a young bear or other large carnivorous mammal.
Cub
This verb means to look steadily and intently, especially in admiration or thought.
Gaze
This headwear can keep the sun out of your eyes and is often part of a uniform.
Cap
This strong wind can create rough conditions at sea and on land.
Gale
This sport involves hitting a small ball into a series of holes on a course
Golf