Adjectives
The way I like hot dogs cooked
When someone sneaks on a transportation vehicle and takes a free ride
Stowaway
When something is a small part of a larger problem, we say "it's the tip of the _________"
Iceberg
When you are walking and bouncing a ball
To dribble / Dribbling
To intentionally lose a game you can say "I _________ the match"
Threw
Something that stands out and is very clear (starts with C)
Conspicuous
The joint on your arm between your wrist and shoulder
Elbow
When someone gets more attention or gets what they want because they complain or are more vocal, we can say "the squeaky wheel gets the __________"
Grease
To listen in on another person's conversation without them knowing
To eavesdrop / Eavesdropping
To insult someone, it can also be said "thumbing your ______" at them
Nose
To be twisted or out of shape (thing) or to be dishonest or shady (person) (starts with a C)
Crooked
A small lake (starts with a P)
Pond
If someone does more than what is required, we can say that they went "___________ and beyond" (you always)
Above
To grow or develop well; prosper; flourish
Thrive
To go for a walk, can also be said "to take a ___________"
Stroll
Famished
What Americans call trainers
Sneakers
To be ahead of current thinking or trends, you can say "I'm ahead of the __________"
Curve
Attempt to find something
Seek
A name you can call someone if they are afraid
chicken or scaredy-cat
(Sorry this one is a noun) A group of close friends
Clique
Americans students on an outing during school is called a ____________.
Field trip
If you hold a grudge against someone and it leads to quick disputes or disagreements, we can say you have "a chip on your _____________"
Shoulder
Cause someone to have a wrong idea or impression about someone or something
Mislead
Day