TRANSPORT
This is a word for any machine, like a car, bus, or bicycle, that is used to transport people or goods.
VEHICLE
To tell a waiter what food you want from a menu.
ORDER (V)
This is a polite word you can use to mean "yes" or "okay," often when agreeing to something or accepting an offer.
SURE
This is the two-word phrase you use when you tell someone to enter a car or a taxi.
GET IN
This is the sharp, flat part on tools like scissors or knives that is used for cutting.
BLADE
This is a very large vehicle that travels across oceans and seas, carrying people or cargo.
SHIP
This is the extra money you leave for a waiter or delivery person to thank them for good service.
TIP
This word describes a time that is not now, but after the present moment.
LATER
This is the three-word phrase that means to give a server some extra money for their good service.
LEAVE A TIP
This word means not anything; the absence of something.
NOTHING
This is a smaller vehicle than a ship, often used for a fun day of fishing or traveling on a lake or river.
BOAT
This is the piece of paper that tells you how much money you owe at a restaurant.
CHECK
This is the word you say when food tastes very, very good.
DELICIOUS
This is a more polite way to say "I want" when you are telling a server what you want to eat.
WOULD LIKE
This is what you do when tears come from your eyes, often because you are sad or hurt.
CRY
This is a vehicle that can fly straight up and down and hovers in the air using spinning blades on its top.
HELICOPTER
This is the person who brings your food and drinks to your table at a restaurant.
SERVER
This is the word for the feeling you have when something is wrong and you feel a little sad, angry, or disappointed.
UPSET
This is the verb that means to go on a trip or go from one place to another, often to a different city or country.
TRAVEL
This word means not having something or being in the absence of something.
WITHOUT
This is a very fast, powerful vehicle that flies high in the sky and is pushed forward by engines that shoot out hot air.
JET
This is the list you read to decide what food you want to eat at a restaurant.
MENU
This word describes something that is very, very bad or unpleasant.
AWFUL
This is the question a server might ask you after you've ordered to see if you want more food or drinks.
ANYTHING ELSE?
This two-word phrase means to reach or arrive at a place, like a school, party, or the top of a mountain.
GET TO