PEOPLE
Someone who is at another person's home for a visit or meal.
Guest
A tool with two or more sharp points at one end and a handle at the other, used to take up food.
A large, inland body of water.
Lake
Clothing worn when playing a part or dressing up in disguise.
Costume
A group of twelve.
Dozen
Someone who teaches a pupil privately.
A small, thin tool with a hole or eye at one end and a sharp point at the other, used for sewing.
An area of land that rises high above the land around it.
A smooth fabric that is shiny on one side.
Satin
One of the seven main land masses of the earth.
Continent
The chief male servant in a household.
Butler
A hand tool made of a heavy, solid head attached to a handle and used to drive nails.
An area of low land between mountains or hills.
Valley
A knitted outer garment worn on the upper part of the body.
Sweater
pulse
A member of a people who live in Arctic regions of North America and Asia.
A tool with a thin blade that has sharp teeth on one edge for cutting hard material.
Saw
Of, at or near the North Pole.
Loose- fitting pants with shoulder straps and a top part that covers the chest.
Overalls
Small drops of water that condense from the air and collect on a surface, usually during the night.
Dew
Someone who is trained to prepare drugs and medicines.
A chopping tool that has a head with a sharp blade attached to a long handle.
A large area of ocean or sea that is partly enclosed by land.
Gulf
A hat with a wide brim and ribbons that tie under the chin.
Bonnet
A small bouquet of flowers worn by a woman, usually at the shoulder, or on the wrist.