| Words |
Definitions |
| 1. |
bail |
1. a container used to remove water from a boat:
Use the bail to empty the boat. 2. to clear water from by dipping and
throwing: The boys bailed water from the sinking sailboat. 3.
the
temporary release of a prisoner in exchange for money: His father paid his bail so
he could get out of jail. |
| 2. |
ache |
1. a steady pain: a stomach ache. 2.
have a steady pain: My tooth aches. |
| 3. |
patient |
1. having patience: She was very patient as she
stood in line. 2. a person who is being treated by a doctor: The doctor
took care of three patients that afternoon. |
| 4. |
braces |
metal wires used to straighten crooked teeth. |
| 5. |
waiter |
a man who waits on table and brings food in a restaurant. |
| 6. |
claim |
1. a demand for something due or believed to be due.
2. a right to something. |
| 7. |
statement |
1. something stated: The president made a
statement to the people. 2. a report of facts or opinions: Please give
us your statement. |
| 8. |
dangerous |
able to cause harm; not safe. |
| 9. |
layer |
one fold or a flat mass: My birthday cake has two
layers. I am wearing three layers of clothes. |
| 10. |
campaign |
a connected series of operations designed to bring about a
particular result: The vice president will participate in the
campaign. |
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