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Page 1: Alphabetical Dictionary Index - Lexicarry © 2002 Patrick R. Moran Lexicarry English Alphabetical Dictionary Index • 1 (Words given in bold type bold type are the names of contexts

Lexicarry English Alphabetical Dictionary Index • 1Copyright © 2002 Patrick R. Moran

(Words given in bo l d t ype bo l d t ype bo l d t ype bo l d t ype bo l d t ype are the names of contexts or sections.Numbers in b o l d b o l d b o l d b o l d b o l d are the context numbers.)

Aabacus 116 74above 128 13abstract art 122 86accelerator 103 5accelerator pedal

107 55accident about to

happen 7accident, it was an 52 3accordion 112 25accused 127 17accuser 127 15accusing 44Achoo! 4 1acrid 119 13across (from) 128 15ACTIONS related pp.

40-49; in sequencespp. 29-39

Adam’s apple 110 7addition 116 46address 99 5address, return 99 6adjust 100 3; 105 53advance the film 102 8adversaries 127 27advertisement 137 7affection,

expressing 55afraid 114 11afraid, I’m 47 2after that 94 3afternoon 2 1, 2; 129 4against 128 21aim 63 1air cleaner 107 29air pollution 137 60air traffic controller

138 8airliner 138 1

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language of 116arm 110 35armchair 131 5around 128 27arrange 123 34arresting 66arrow 63arroyo 115 41artichoke 124 27artist 121 13ascend 76 1; 138 48ash 115 26ash bucket 13148ashamed of you, I’m

52 2ashen 122 37ashes 131 47ashtray 106 30asking for a price 26asking for change 35asking for help 12; 14;

20; 27; 41asking for permission

37; 51asking for the time 12asleep 82 3asparagus 124 7assistance 11 2at the bottom (of)

128 16at the top (of) 128 17atoll 115 28attaching 89attention, getting

someone’s 3August 129 22aunt 127 10autograph 90 12automobile 103; 107avocado 125 15avoiding attention 34awake 81 1

away (from) 128 23awful 15 1awful, isn’t it 53 3awl 105 6ax 85 10, 11; 105 9

Bbaa 104 38babble 91 14baby 30back 106 37; 110 32back up 107 71bad breath 119 10bag (paper) 106 36;

132 2baggage claim tickets

138 65baggage compartment

138 37baggage container

138 13baggy 108 46bags/baggage/luggage 138 40bait (worm) 113 46bait a hook 113 53baker 121 25bakery 121 33baking dish 133 30balanced 128 40bald 110 68balloon 87 2banana 125 27bandage 64 3bang 117 5banjo 112 23bank 137 48; 138 51bar 137 50barber 121 28barber shop 121 38;

137 39

bark 104 42barometer 130 58barracuda 113 6barrel 106 31bars 66 5abaseball 111 10basin 81 3; 97cbasket 106 33basketball 111 6bass drum 112 2bassoon 112 20bath mat 135 14bath towel 135 3bathing suit (trunks)

108 16; 109 15bathrobe 109 5bathroom 135bathroom,

asking for the 20bathroom,

go to 135 52, 53bathtub 135 20battery 107 25battlefield 121 42Be careful! 18beach 115 31beam 131 19beans 124 14beat 71 1; 101 1beat a drum 112 43Beat it. 34 2bed 712; 134 14bed, go to 82 2bedbug 126 22bedroom 134bedside lamp 134 40bedspread 134 10bee 126 5beehive 126 31beet 124 16beetle 126 14begging 9

airplane 138 1airport 138airsick 138 58airsickness bag 138 59alarm clock 134 39album cover 13138All right! 28alley 137 53alleyway 137 53along 128 24aloof 114 6aluminum foil 132 39ambulance 138 30ambulance attendant

138 31among 128 8anchovy 113 21anemometer 130 55angry 114 12angry, I’m still 57 3animals 104ankle 110 45ant 126 21antenna 138 6, 35anthill 126 32aperture 102 4apple 125 10apple tree 125 40appointment book

136 9approach the runway

138 52apricot 125 16April 129 18apron 132 57; 138 16arch 128 39aarchery 63; 111 15architect 121 23arf-arf 104 42argue 91 8argyle 109 30arithmetic,

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begin 78 1behind 128 4beige 122 16believe it, I don’t 53 1below 128 12belt 108 19bend over 110 60beret 109 18beside 128 9between 128 7big 108 44big-breasted 110 80bill 14billiards 111 1biplane 138 18birthday greetings,

expressing 39biscuits 133 37bit 105 13bitch (dog) 104 17bite 113 51; 126 36bitter 118 7black streaked

with gray 122 48bladder 110 26blanket 134 11blazer 109 22bleach 122 95bleat 104 38bleeding 64blender 132 10Bless you. 4 2blew up, I’m sorry

157 3blindfold 86 15blink 84 7block 137 47block and tackle 9215 blond 122 42bloom 123 35; 12545 blotter 136 5blouse 109 3blow a horn 112 42blow out 612blue 122 6,13,14blue jeans 108 10blue, navy 122 14blue, sky 122 13blueberries 125 23bluff 115 19

blushing 122 39board 105 44board the airplane

138 42boarding pass 138 66bobber 113 42body odor (B.O.) 119 9body parts 110boil 93 1bolt 105 23bones 113 38Boo! 29book 131 41, 42bookcase 131 16boom 117 3boots 109 20bore 126 38bored 114 16bothers me, this really

53 3bottle 106 3; 132 1;

133 4, 22bottle opener 106 1bottom 106 40bottom sheet 134 13bounce 111 18bouquet 123 33, 40boutonniere 123 38bow 63; 73 1bow-legged 110 78bow-wow 104 42bowling 111 14box (cardboard) 106 21boxing 111 4bra 109 7brace 105 12bracelet 134 27brake 107 67brake pedal 107 56brakes,

put on the 107 67branch 125 31brand cattle 104 50brassiere 109 7Bravo! 28bray 104 48bread 133 38bread basket 133 11bread pan 132 42breadwinner 127 31

break 60 2; 110 71break out 66 5cbreakfast 81 8breaking 60; 87breast 110 38breath,

take a deep 57 2bricklayer 121 2briefs 108 8bristles 122 77bristly 120 16broad-shouldered

110 79broccoli 124 12brooch 134 32broom 88 4brother 127 5brown 122 15brown/brunette 122 44bruise 110 76brush 122 76; 135

25, 28, 33, 36,38brush (on) 122 61brush one’s hair 81 6brush one’s teeth

81 5; 135 48brush, paint 122 76brushstroke 122 29brussels sprouts

124 26bubble 117 33bucket 106 27buds 125 44buffet 133 1bugle 112 19bugs 126building site 121 40bulb, burned-out 94 1bulb, light 94bull 104 23bull’s eye, hit the 63 4bummer, what a 53 2bump one’s head

110 73bumper 107 9bumpy 120 12bunch 125 1buns 133 37bureau 134 3burial 22 1

burned 119 11burner 132 12burns me up, that 57 1burnt 119 11burst 87 2bus schedule 129 61bus station 137 49bus stop 137 29butt 110 34butter 101d; 132 3butter dish 132 4;

133 13butter knife 133 12butterfly 126 2, 29buttocks 110 34button (up) 89 16button,

press the 96 3, 7buy a ticket 138 39buzz 117 39Bye now. 2 5; 3 4,5;

25 3

Ccab, taxi 137 59cabbage 124 10cabin 138 36cabinet 132 18cable 107 32cactus 124 35cake 133 40calculator 136 29calendar 129 14;

136 14calendar year 129 27calf 104 26; 110 48call 914call a dog 104 52call a taxi 137 59calling 25 3calming someone

down 57came over me, I don’t

know what 57 3camera 102dcan 106 25Can I help you? 11 2can opener 106 24;

132 52

Can you spare somechange? 92

Can you tell me whatthis is? 42 1

candle 133 8cantaloupe 124 4canteen 106 6canter 104 60canvas 122 81canyon 115 11cap 106 2; 122 75car 103; 107 1carbon paper 136 25carburetor 107 30cardigan sweater

108 23cards 111 39care, I don’t 52 4caress 86 2carnation 123 2carpenter 111 10carrot 124 24carry 92 4carton 106 19carve 85 4carve (meat) 133 28carving knife 133 33cashier 121 17casserole 133 32cassette tape 100bcassette tape 100 1cast 113 48cat 104 7cat (tom) 104 7cat tails 124 37catch 62 4; 113 50caterpillar 126 27cattle 104 22, 23, 26cauliflower 124 6cave 115 34ceiling 131 17celery 124 20cellophane 132 38cement mixer 121 47center stripe 137 24centigrade 130 53centipede 126 11chamberpot 106 35chameleon 122 97change 96 8

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change,asking for 35

channel selector 98echarcoal 122 83chat 91 6cheat 79 3check 94 5check one’s baggage/

bags 138 40check the oil 107 72check,

asking for the 14checked 109 28checkers 111 41cheek 110 5Cheer up. 15 2cheese 133 45cherries 125 21chess 111 42chest of drawers

134 3chest/bust 109 38chick 104 32chicken (hen) 104 15chicken (rooster)

104 14children 127 1chilly 130 38chime 117 25chimney 137 12chin 110 6chip 87 6chisel 105 7chop 85 10chop down 125 47chrysanthemum 123 9cigarette 37; 61cinder bucket 131 48cinders 131 47circle 116 54; 138 50circus tent 121 41city 137 74city line 137 75claim check,

baggage 138 65clang 117 21clank 117 22clap one’s hands

114 27clarinet 112 14

clatter 117 27clean 88 2, 8clear 130 1clear the table 133 24cleat 111 27clench one’s fist

114 25cliff 115 14climb 138 48clink 117 26clock radio 129 44clock, cuckoo 129 43clock, grandfather

129 42close 106 50close to 128 10closet 134 1clothes off,

take one’s 82 1clothes pin 108 32clothes, men’s 108clothes,

put on one’s 817clothes, women’s 109cloud 130 4cloudy 130 5clover 124 32clown 121 15cluck 104 45clutch 103 9clutch pedal 107 57coach 111 32coals, hot 131 49coat 108 1, 20, 24,

25; 109 21, 22,24coat, first 122 69coat, primer 122 68coat, second 122 70cobbler 121 5cockadoodle-do

104 44cockpit 138 36cockroach 126 17cocktail 133 2cocktail lounge 137 50coconut 125 25cocoon 126 28coffee pot 132 37coffee shop 137 38coffee table 131 10

coil 107 33coin 96 1coin return 96ccoin slot 96acolander 132 47cold 70 1; 130 36cold front 130 60cold water faucet

135 16color 122 54color-coordinated

122 66colors 122colt (male) 104 25column 115 37comb 135 35come in 8 2; 49 1Come on. 43 3comforter 134 9commute 137 56compass 116 71complain 91 11complexions 122 40complimenting 21compose 102 6compose music

112 45concert hall 121 36conch 113 16condense 130 49condolences,expressing 22conductor 1214cone 116 76; 125 37confused 114 10congratulating 30Congratulations! 30 2connect 89 14consoling 15containers 106content 114 1control tower 138 7converse 91 6coo 91 14cook 121 7cookies 133 49cool 130 37cool colors 122 32cool down 57 2cooling off 69

copy 79 3; 90 9;136 23

copying machine136 28

core 125 50cork 106 5corkscrew 132 51corn 124 5corner 106 42corsage 123 37cost 26cotton 109 44couch 131 9Could you repeat it,

please? 41 2count to ten 57 2countdown 129 75counter 132 11countryside 137 77coupe 107 19cousin 127 9cow 104 22coy 114 17crab 113 19crack 87 5; 105 43;

117 37cracked 120 17crackers 133 48crackle 117 34crane one’s neck

114 34crash 117 28crate (wooden) 106 20crayon 122 71creak 117 38crescent wrench

105 19cricket 126 13criminal 66 3crisp 120 31crocus 123 20crooked 116 69cross country skiing

111 11cross-eyed, look 84 9crosswalk 137 20crouch 110 58crow 104 44crown 129 51cruise 138 49

crumble 87 11crunch 117 4crush 87 9cry out 91 12crystal 129 57cube 116 78; 12839ccucumber 124 13cuff links 134 30cup 106 10, 17cup measure 101 2cupboard 132 18cups 93 5curb 137 17curly 110 65curtain rod 135 23curtains 131 24; 134 5curved 116 70cushion 131 14custody 66 3customs, go through

138 45cut 110 72cut oneself 64 1cut out 85 6cutting board 132 16cutting 85cylinder 116 79cymbal 112 27

Ddaffodil 123 6daisy 123 11dandelion 123 18darken 122 20Darn it! 32dates 125 4daub 122 60daughter 127 4daughter-in-law

127 12dawn 129 12day 129 1daydreaming 114 18dead end 137 52December 129 26decimal 116 45deep-sea diver 121 1defecate 135 53

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defendant 127 17delight,

expressing 28delta 115 15demi-tasse 106 18demonstration 137 71dent 87 8dental floss 135 29dentist 121 16deplane 138 43depth 106 45descend 76 2desert 115 39desk 136 3detergent 97a; 108 27determined 114 8dew 130 31dial 98d; 129 53dictate 91 10dig (a hole) 105 58dimmer switch 107 58dimple 110 8dining room 133dip the brush 122 59dipstick 107 28direction 128directions,

asking for 27disappointment,

expressing 53disconnect 89 14discuss 91 7disgusted 114 5dish tack 132 22dish towel 97 5; 132 26dishwasher 132 23disk drive 136 20dispenser 96ddispleasure,expressing 29distaste,

expressing 24dive 80 1diverter 135 15division 116 48do 43 2, 3Do you have a light?

31 2Do you mind if

I join you? 34 1

Do you mind ifI smoke? 37 1

doctor 121 29dodge 62 2dog 104 16dog (bitch) 104 17domestic animals

104dominoes 111 44Don’t tell me 56 1Don’t worry. 43 3doodle 90 4door 107 6door handle 107 5door,

answering the 8dorsal fin 113 36dots 122 24double bass 112 1down 128 29downtown 137drag 92 3dragonfly 126 1drain 65 4; 135 21;

137 19draw 121 49draw (pull) the cur-tains 131 30dream 82 5dress 109 4dressed, get 81 7dressing table 134 7drifting snow 130 19drill 105 10drink 68 2; 93 9drinking 68drip 117 8; 122 65drive a nail 95 1drive safely 54 6drizzle 130 7drop 60 1drown 77 1drugstore 137 43drum set 112 7dry 97 5; 132 30dry off 80 4dryer 108 29duck 62 2; 104 13duck (drake) 104 12duckling 104 31

duet 112 31dune 115 40dusk 129 13dust pan 88 4dye 122 92, 93, 94

Eear 110 10ear lobe 110 9earrings 134 29easel 122 80easy chair 131 5eat 67 2eating 67edge 106 43eel 113 23egg 126 26egg timer 132 53eggplant 124 9eggs 101aeight 116 8eighteen 116 18eighty 116 35elastics 136 41elbow 92 8; 110 33electric mixer 132 9electric razor 135 34electrician 121 14eleven 116 11ellipse 116 59ember 131 49embrace 86 3emerald 122 50emergency brake

103 7; 107 53empty 106 57encounter turbulence

138 61encouraging 43end 78 2end table 131 4end to end 128 37enemies 127 27engineer 121 3engrave 90 8enter 75 1entering 75entertain guests

131 34

envelope 89 5envelope 99celectric mixer 132 9electric razor 135 34electrician 121 14eleven 116 11ellipse 116 59ember 131 49embrace 86 3emerald 122 50emergency brake

103 7; 107 53empty 106 57encounter turbulence

138 61encouraging 43end 78 2end table 131 4end to end 128 37enemies 127 27engineer 121 3engrave 90 8enter 75 1entering 75entertain guests

131 34envelope 89 5; 99cerase 136 47eraser 136 38errands to run 54 3eruption 115 25escape from jail 66 5cevaporate 130 47even numbers 116 43evening 3 1; 129 5evening routine 82examine 84 6excess baggage fee

138 55excited 114 14Excuse me. 6 2; 12 1;

14 1; 27 2; 36 2;38 1; 41 2; 51 2

excusing oneself6; 7; 36

exhale 61 2exhaust 103 6exhaust pipe 107 44exit 75 2expressionless 114 9

extinct volcano 115 24extinguish 121 46eye 110 3eye doctor 121 9eyebrow 110 2eyelash 110 11eyelid 110 12

Fface 129 53facial expressions/

gestures 114fade 123 36Fahrenheit 130 52fail 79 5fall 130 28fall asleep 82 3fall down 59 2falling 59famished 67 1fan 69 2; 111 34fan belt 107 26far (from) 128 11fastback 107 21father 127 1father-in-law 127 12fatigued 71 1faucet 135 16, 17fault, it wasn’t my 52 3fawcet 97 4fear, expressing

33; 47February 129 16feed 104 55feed the parking

meter 137 68feel 120 1feeling better, asking

if someone is 50fell (a tree) 125 47felt tip 122 74fender 107 14ferns 124 38fertilizer 124 49festoon 123 41field 111 35; 124 55fifteen 116 15fifty 116 32fig 125 18

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figure skating 111 16file 88 10; 105 14, 54;

136 15, 17, 49file drawer 136 16file folder 106 22filing cabinet 136 15filings 105 55fill 65 2fill up the tank 107 70filling station 137 42filling 65film, roll of 102afin 113 33finally 94 5find 58 3fine, pay a 66 5cfinger 110 52finger paint 122 55finish 78 2finish line 78 2fiord 115 20fire 70 2fire escape 137 8fire hydrant 87 8;

137 16fire truck 138 28fireman 121 18; 138 29fireplace 131 11first 94 1fit, the pants 108 47five 116 5five hundred 116 39fix 60 3fizz 117 29flap 117 32flat 118 9flat tire 107 75flat on one’s back

110 64flatten 87 10flea 126 20flecks 122 25flick one’s wrist 114 32float 113 42floor mat 136 2floss one’s teeth

135 51flour 132 2flowers 123flowers, I have brought

you some 48 2flush the toilet 135 54flushed 122 38flute 112 16fly 113 45; 126 6fly a kite 111 43flyswatter 126 40foal 104 25focus 102 5foggy 130 6fold 99 1; 101 7; 108 37fold one’s arms 114 36folder 106 22foliage 125 33followers 127 21foot 110 44football 111 8footstool 131 6forearm 110 53forecast the weather

129 73forehead 110 1forest 115 23forget 148 2forget-me-not 123 24fork 133 17, 35forty 116 31foul 119 14four 116 4fourteen 116 14fraction 116 44fracture 110 71frag rant 119 4frame 95; 102 6freckles 122 34free, go 66 5bfreeze 130 44freezer 132 28freezing 130 35freezing rain 130 14French horn 112 13fresh 119 7Friday 129 34frightened, I’m 47 2from 128 31front 106 38frost 130 32fruits/tree 125fry 113 34frying pan 132 43

full 106 55FUNCTIONS

pp. 11-28fur coat 109 24furrow one’s brow

114 41fuzzy 120 30

Ggallop 104 61game 111 29gamy 118 15garage 121 39garden 124 51gardener 121 24gardenia 123 17garish 122 67garland 123 39garlic, a clove of

124 29gas cap 107 16gas station 137 42gas tank 107 36gas up 107 70gas, put in 107 70gate 138 3gaudy 122 67gear, first 103 8gearshift lever 107 54generator 107 27genitals 110 42, 51geographical

features 115Geshundeit. 42gestures 114get 73 2get a parking ticket

137 61get down on

one’s knees 110 57get in the car 103 1get off the plane

138 43get on the plane

138 42get one’s bags 138 44get out 66 5bget stuck 107 74get up 59 3; 81 2

getting warm 70gift 73 1girdle 109 12giving 73glacier 115 3Glad you could come.

54 4Glad you like it. 45 3gladiolus 123 5glance 84 5glass 68 2; 106 13glider 138 17glove compartment

107 61gloves 108 18gnarled 120 28gnat 126 8gnaw 126 38Go ahead. 37 2; 51 2go in 75 1go out 75 2goat (billy) 104 19goat (kid) 104 24goat (nanny) 104 18gobble 104 46God bless you. 4 2going down 76 2going on 44 1going up 76gold 122 51golf 111 12Good afternoon. 22 3Good evening. 32 3Good morning. 12 3Good night. 3 4; 54 6Good! 45 3Goodbye 24 5; 54 5,6 gooey 120 22goose 104 11goose (gander) 104 10gosling 104 30gossip 91 3got it, I’ve 48 3got it, you 56 5got to go, I’ve 54 1grab 86 13graffiti 137 5graft 89 12grain 105 41grainy 120 27

grandchildren 127 7grandfather 127 7grapefruit 125 2grapes 125 1grass 124 36grasshopper 126 12grate 117 1grater 132 50gray (grey) 122 17; 47greasy 120 21green 122 5, 8,

9,10,11green pepper 124 11green, dark 122 8green, light 122 9green, pale 122 11greenhouse 124 53Greenwich Mean Time

(GMT) 129 64greetings/leave

takings: morning 1greetings/leave

takings: evening 3greetings/leave

takings: afternoon 2grief-stricken 114 2grill 107 11; 132 13grind 87 12grinder 87 12grooved 120 25grope for 86 15grow 124 44growl 104 43grunt 104 37guava 125 14guessing 56guitar 112 22gurgle 117 14gust (of wind) 130 24gutter 137 18gymnastics 1115

Hhail 91 4; 130 12hail a taxi 137 59hail storm 130 12hailstone 130 13hair 110 31hair brush 135 38

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husk 125 51hyacinth 123 15hydrometer 130 56

II can’t do this. 42 2I don’t know. 42 3I feel awful. 15 1I feel so sad. 15 1I give up. 43 2I have no idea. 42 3I’m sorry. 6 2; 7 2;

21 2; 52 5ice 130 45ice bucket 133 3ice cream 133 44icicle 130 33idea 42 3identification tag

138 63ignition 103 4ignition key 107 60in 128 19in a row 128 35in back (of) 128 4in front (of) 128 3in the middle (of)

128 14in-box 136 4index card file 136 27initial 90 10ink pad 136 34inner tube 107 41inscribe 90 8inseam 109 41insecticide 126 42insects/bugs 126insert 96 1inside 128 19insomnia 82 8inspection sticker

107 62instruments 112interrupting 6intersection 137 55into 128 33introducing

someone 19Invitation,

extending an 23iris 123 1iron 108 30; 36ironing board 108 31island 115 18It feels ____. 120 2It smells bad. 119 3It smells good. 119 2It stinks. 119 3It tastes bad. 118 3It tastes good. 118 2It’s drizzling. 130 7It’s freezing up. 130 14It’s hailing. 130 12It’s half past nine. 41 3It’s raining. 130 8It’s sleeting. 130 15It’s snowing 130 17It’s thundering. 13010 It’s a pleasure. 193 It’s five dollars. 26 2It’s nine-thirty. 41 3It’s one o’clock. 5 2It’s twenty to eight.

129 36-41itch 74 1

Jjack 100 ejack up 91 10jacket 108 24jagged 120 14jail, go to 66 5ajailer 127 29janitor 121 30January 129 15jar 106 9jasmine 123 22jeans 108 10jeep 107 24jellyfish 113 1jerk 92 12jet 138 1jet bridge 138 2jewelry box 134 6jingle 117 24jobs 121jogging 111 17judge 66 4; 127 16

jug 106 4juicy 118 14July 129 21jump 83 10jump rope 111 40June 129 20

Kkeep time 112 41keg 106 32kettle drum 112 3key 103 5keyboard, computer

136 19kick 111 20kidney 110 29kinky 110 67kiss 86 4kitchen 132kite 111 43kitten 104 28knee 110 49kneel (down) 110 57knife 64; 133 15knit 89 2knit one’s eyebrows

114 38knobby 120 26knock 117 15knock-kneed 110 83knot 105 42

Llaboratory 121 37ladle 132 19ladybug 126 16lagoon 115 29lake 115 9lamb 104 27lamp 131 1lamppost 137 13lampshade 131 8land 138 53land features 115landing gear 138 19landscape 122 88landslide 115 21large intestine 110 28

hair colors 122 41hairbrush 81 6hairdresser 137 39half-empty 106 56half-full 106 56halitosis 119 10hammer 89 10; 105 2hands and knees,

be on one’s 110 63hang 95 3; 108 35;

134 24hang around 137 64hang one’s head

114 22hangar 134 2; 138 5hanging up 25 4happy 114 1Happy birthday! 39 1hard 120 7hard, this is too 43 2hardcover book 131 42harmonica 112 29harp 112 5harvest 124 47hat 108 14; 109 18hat size 109 36Have a good day. 14Have you got any

matches? 31 2Have you got change

for a dollar? 35 2headboard 134 18headlight 107 8health, to your 46heart 110 21heat, low 101 5hee-haw 104 49heel 110 47height 106 46helicopter 138 14Hello. 1 2; 2 2, 3;

3 2, 3; 8 1; 34 1Hello? 25 2help, offering 11help, requesting 12Here you are. 31 3Here’s to you. 46hexagon 116 60Hey! 18; 38 1; 51 1Hi, there. 3 3

hide and seek 111 38hijack a plane 138 60hill 115 5hips 109 40hiss 29; 104 40;

117 40hit 86 12hit one’s head 110 73hoe 105 29; 124 45hoist 92 15hole puncher 136 30honey 123 32honeybee 123 32honk 104 39hood 107 7hook 113 44hop 83 11hopscotch 111 46horn 107 43horse (mare) 104 2horse (stallion) 104 1hose 109 9hospital 121 35;

137 36hot 69 1; 118 11;

130 41hot water bottle 10612 hot water faucet

135 17hotel 137 32hour hand 129 55How are you doing?13How are you feeling?

50 2How does it taste? 45 1How many times have

I told you? 52 2How much is that? 261 Howdy. 13hubcap 107 13hug 86 3hum 112 35human body 110humble 114 3hummingbird 123 31hungry 67 1Hurray! 28hurts, it 17 1husband 127 11

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late, it’s getting 54 1lather 135 42laundry basket 108 26lava 115 27lawnmower 85 12LCD (Liquid Crystal

Display) 129 59leader 127 22leaf 125 28leak 106 52lean (against) 110 62leap 83 10leather 109 46Leave her alone! 52 1Leave me alone. 34 2leave, taking 1; 2; 3;

54lecture 91 1leg 110 43lemon 125 6length 106 48lens cover 102bleotards 109 17Let me guess what it is.

56 1Let me see: 42 2; 56 1letter 99aletter opener 136 6lettuce 124 8level 95 5; 105 8lever 91 13lever 96blicense plate 107 10lick one’s lips 114 39lick the flap 99 3lick the stamp 99 7lid 106 7lie (down) 110 64lifesaver 77 2lift 92 5light 37; 61 1; 94light bulb 94 1light meter 102 1light, asking for a 31lighten 122 21lightning 130 11like you, I 55 1lilac 123 26lily 123 8lily-of-the-valley 123 25

lime 125 7limp 83 4line 113 41lipstick 134 34liquor 133 4liquor cabinet 133 5listen 98 5; 100 9listen to music 131 32litter 137 28litter basket 137 15liver 110 30living room 131load 121 48loaf 85 2; 132 39lobster 113 20locate 58 3location/direction 128log 125 36loiter 137 64long johns 108 12long underwear 108 12look 84 1look at oneself 135 45look for 58 2Look out! 18look someone over

84 12look someone up

and down 84 12loom 89 3loop 95 2loosen 105 52lose 58 1; 111 22lose control 107 68lose one’s bags 138 56lotus 123 16loud 122 67louse 126 24love you, 155 1low 104 36lower 92 17lower lip 110 17lug nuts 107 39luggage rack 107 3luggage/bagage

138 44lumpy 120 11lung 110 19lure 113 47

Mmackerel 113 24mad 114 12mad, that makes me

57 1magazine 131 40mailbox 99 b; 137 26make a U-turn 107 69make a fist 114 25make an appointment

136 46make someone laugh

121 50make the bed 134 21mandolin 112 24mango l25 19manhole cover 137 23mantle 131 12marbles 111 45march 93 6March 129 17marigold 123 7mark 105 57marker 122 73mascara 134 33mask 113 31mask, safety 89 11mason 121 2massage 86 8master 127 24matches 31math,

language of 116matter 47 1mattress 134 15May 129 19May I? 34 1; 37 1;

51 1mean to do it,

I didn’t 52 3measure 105 56measuring cup 132 8measuring spoons

132 6measuring tape 105 16meat grinder 132 54mechanic 121 20;

137 44mediator 127 19

medicine cabinet 135 7meet 19 1melt 101 3; 130 46mended 108 40meow 104 41mesa 115 10mesh 109 34metamorphosis 126 25metronome 112 36microphone 100amidday 129 8midnight 129 10mild 130 39milk 93 7; 101b; 132 1milk a cow 104 49mill 87 12Mind if I sit down? 34 1mind, it has

slipped my 48 2minute hand 129 54minute, give me a 48 2mirror 131 13; 135 8,45 miss 62 3; 63 3miss a plane 138 54mittens 109 13mix 122 58mix in 101 2mixing bowl 132 5mixing spoon 132 7mixture 101 4moldy 118 13Monday 129 30monitor 136 21month 129 14moo 104 36mop 88 6morning 1 2, 3; 129 3morning routine 81mosquito 126 7mosquito net 126 39moth 126 3mother 127 2mother-in-law 127 12mountain 115 1move 111 28move the furniture

131 35moving puppet 92mow 85 12muffler 107 42

mug 106 15mugger 121 19mule 104 3multiplication 116 49mumble 41mushroom 124 34music stand 112 37musical instruments

112mussel 113 12must be, it 56 4musty 119 8

Nnail 89 10; 95 1; 1053 nail brush 135 28nail polish 134 35napkin 133 19navel 110 39near 128 10neck 110 37neck size 109 37necklace 134 31nectar 123 32needles 89 1, 2;

125 38neice 127 8neigh 104 35neighbour 127 18neon sign 137 1nephew 127 10nervous 72 1; 114 13nest 126 33net 113 55neutral 103 3 news-paper 131 26 news-papers, sell/hawk

137 62next 94 4next to 128 9nibble 113 51nice to meet you.,

It’s 19 3nice, that’s not 52 2night 3 5; 129 2night stand 134 41night table 134 41nightgown 109 10nightmare 82 6

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nine 116 9nineteen 116 19ninety 116 36No! 34, 52No way! 29nod one’s head 114 21noises 117noon 129 8nose 110 4not able to sleep 82 8Not at all. 37 2November 129 25nudge 92 8numbers/shapes 116nut 105 25

OO.K.?, Are you 7 2; 47 1O.K.?, Is it 45 1O.K. 54 4oboe 112 15observation deck

138 10observe 84 11occluded front

130 61occupations 121ocean/sea 115 17October 129 24octopus 113 25odd numbers 116 42Of course! 48 3; 51 2offer 73 1offer, declining an 10office 136ogle 84 2Oh no! 33; 53 1oils 122 87oily 120 21oink 104 37okra 124 18olives 125 22omelet 10leon 128 1on the corner (of)

128 20on the left (of) 128 5on the right (of) 128 6on top of 128 1

one 116 1one hundred 116 37one hundred and one

116 38one million 116 41one on top of the other

128 38one thousand 116 40onion 124 23open 106 49operation: changing

a light bulb 94operation: driving a

car 103operation: hanging a

picture 95operation: mailing a

letter 99operation: making a

pot of tea 93operation: making

an omelette 101operation: taking a

photograph 102operation: using a

radio 98operation: using a

tape recorder 100operation: using a

vending machine96

operation: washing adirty pan 97

OPERATIONSpp. 50-59

opponents 127 27opposite 128 15optician 121 9optometrist 111 9orange 122 3; 125 3orchard 125 39orchid 123 12order 13ordering a meal 13original 136 26Ouch. 17 1; 32; 43 1out (of) 128 18, 34outcast 127 26outlet 98 13outside 128 18

outskirts 137 77oven 92 11; 132 14over 128 25overcast 130 5overheated 91 11Ow. 17 1oyster 113 18

Ppace (back and forth)

83 8package 89 6packing tape 89 6paddle 86 11pail 106 27pain,

asking about 17pain, expressing 32paint with a roller

122 62painter 121 21paisley 109 29pajama bottoms

134 38pajama top 134 37pale 122 37palette 122 78palette knife 122 79pan 97pancreas 110 24pansy 123 19panties 109 8pants, a pair 108 6;

109 16papaya 125 26paper clip 136 42paperback book

131 41paperweight 136 7parachute 138 67parade 137 69parallel 116 67parallelogram 116 62Pardon me. 36 2parents 127 3park 137 41parka 108 25parking area 137 37parking lot 137 37

parking meter 137 2;68

parking space 137 3parsley 124 28partly cloudy 130 3pass 79 4; 107 65;

115 6; 133 25passenger plane 138 1passport 138 62past 128 28paste 89 7pastels 122 89pat 86 16patch 106 53patched 108 40patter 117 20peach 125 11peak 115 2peanuts 124 30pear 125 9peas 124 21peek 79 3; 84 4peel 85 3; 125 49peeler 132 48pen 99epen holder 8pencil 136 35pencil sharpener

136 36pencil, colored 122 72pepper mill 133 10percent 116 53perforated 120 18perfume 134 36perfumed 119 16permission to speak,

requesting 51permission,requesting 37perpendicular 116 68pet 86 16petal 123 29petunia 123 21pharmacy 137 43phillips head screw

105 36phillips screwdriver

105 34photocopier 136 28photograph 102

photographer 121 31piano 112 4piccolo 112 17pick 105 39; 124 46;

125 46pick oneself up 59 3pick up 92 5pickup truck 107 20picnic area 137 34picture 131 15picture, take a 102 7pie 133 39pie tin 132 41piece 133 39, 40pig (boar) 104 20pig (sow) 104 21piglet 104 34pillow 134 16pillowcase 134 17pilot 138 26pin 134 32pincers 131 45pinch 86 9pineapple 125 24ping-pong 111 9pink 122 12pipe 105 46pipe wrench 105 17pit 125 48pitcher 106 26pitchfork 105 32placemat 133 20PLACES pp. 110-125plaid 109 32plain 115 8plan 105 61plane 105 11plank 105 40plant 124 42plants 123; 124plate 133 16plateau 115 12platter 133 34play button 100 8play reveille 112 46play the bugle 112 42player 111 31playground 137 33playing, we were just

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present 73 1pressure cooker

132 40price,

asking for the 26prickly 120 15primary colors 122 19print 90 2print out, computer

136 22printer 136 22prism 116 80prisoner 66 5a; 127 28prod 92 9propeller 138 25propose a toast,

I would like to 40 1protractor 116 72proud 114 6provider 127 31prune 85 8; 125 13pry 92 13pry open 106 51puddle 130 30pull 92 2pull out 105 50pull the shade 134 22pulley 92 15pullover 108 9pumpkin 124 1punch 86 12; 105 1punch in 129 66pupil 110 13puppet 91 15puppy 104 33push 86 7; 92 1, 14;

96 3, 7push-pin 129 50put away 97 6; 132 31put down 92 17put money in a parking

meter 137 68put out 61 3; 121 46put up 92 16putrid 119 5pyramid 116 77

Qquack 104 47

quartet 112 32quench one’s thirst 68 2question 51 1quilted 109 31

Rrabbit 83 11race 83 9radar 138 9radiator 107 46radio 98radishes 124 17railroad tracks 137 46rain 130 8rain gauge 130 57rain shower 130 8rainbow 122 1raincoat 108 20;

109 21raindrop 130 9raining, it’s 53 1raise 92 10,16raise an eyebrow

114 42raise up 92 16raisins 125 5rake 105 30rancid 118 8rank 119 15rapids 115 46raspberries 125 20raspberry bush 125 41ratchet 105 20rattle 117 19ray 113 27ray (of sunshine) 130 2razor 81 4razor blade 135 27read a story 134 20read the newspaper

131 26rear 104 62rearrange the room

131 35rearview mirror 10747 reassurance,seeking 45receive 73 2record 100 4; 131 39

recorder 100c; 11226 recording 100 9rectangle 116 58;

128 39drectum 110 25red 122 2, 22red/redhead 122 43reef 115 30reef 113 39reel (in) 113 49referee 111 30refrigerator 132 27regard 84 1 registra-tion number138 20RELATED ACTIONS

pp. 40-49C relation-ships/roles 127relaxing 72 remem-bering 48 repair 60 3Repeat, please. 41 2repetition,

asking for 41report a crime 66 2report a fire 137 67reprimanding 52rescue 77 2reservations, make

138 38restaurant 13; 121 34;

137 40revolving door 137 21rewind 100 6rhombus 116 61rice 124 33ride 104 54right! 56 5rim 107 38rind 125 52ring 117 23; 134 28ring, telephone 25 1rinse 97 4riot 137 72rip 87 4rip off 66 1rise 92 11RITUALS pp. 11-28Criver 115 13roadblock 137 70roar 117 7

roast 133 47roasting pan 132 46rob 66 1robber 121 19robe 109 5rocking chair 131 2rocky 120 13rod 113 40roles 127roll 92 7; 111 19roll dough 132 32roll down 107 73roll on 122 62rolling pin 132 49roof access 137 10roots 125 34rope 89 4rose 123 13rosy-cheeked 122 33rotating beacon 138 24rotor 138 15rotten 119 6rough 105 47;

120 3, 12rub someone’s back

86 8rubber bands 136 41rubbing 88ruby 122 49rudder 138 23ruffled 120 20rug 131 7ruler 116 73rumble 117 18rumpled up 108 42run 83 9; 122 65run a red light 137 58run fast 129 65run one’s fingers

through one’s hair114 24

run slow 129 62running light 138 22runway 138 27runway light 138 34runway markings

138 33rustle 117 36

please 9 2pliers 105 22plop 117 11plow 124 40pluck a chicken 10457 plug 135 10plug a drain 65 1plug in 89 13; 100 2plug, pull the 65 3plum 125 12plumber 121 26plumber’s helper

135 40pocket watch 129 45pocketbook 66 1podium 91 16poinsettia 123 10point one’s finger

114 29poke 92 9poker 131 44police 66 2police station 137 51polish 88 2, 9polka-dotted 109 26pollen 123 30pomegranate 125 8pond 115 42pool 111 1pop 87 2; 117 9poppy 123 23porpoise 113 3portfolio 106 23portrait 90 12; 122 82post off ice 137 35poster 137 14pot holder 132 15pot holder (mitt) 132 56potato 124 19potbelly 110 81pothole 137 25pound 95 1pour 93 3; 106 54power switch 98bpraying mantis 126 10preach 91 16precipitation 130 50predict the future

129 72prepositions 128

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Ssack, paper 106 36sad 15 1; 114 19saddle a horse 10453 safety belt 107 52safety razor 135 26salad 133 41salad bowl 133 6salad fork 133 21salmon 113 7salt 101csalt cellar 133 9salt shaker 133 9salty 118 10sand 105 48sandpaper 105 15sandwich 67 1; 133 42sardine 113 22Saturday 129 35sauce 133 46saucepan 132 44saucepot 132 45save 77 2saving someone 77saw 85 7; 105 4sawdust 105 5saxophone 112 11say under one’sbreath 912saying

“I don’t know” 42scales 113 37; 135 6scallop 113 17scaly 120 19scarecrow 124 50scared, I’m 47 2scarf 109 14, 19school 113 30; 137 31scientist 121 11scolding 52score 111 26scoreboard 111 25scorpion 126 9scour 97 3scouring pad 97bscrape 88 11; 97 1;

110 70scraper 97d

scratch one’s head114 23

scratching 74scream 91 12screech 117 12screw 89 9; 105 35screw (unscrew) 94 1, 4screwdriver 89 9;

105 33scribble 90 3scrub 88 5scuff 88 12scythe 105 31sea life 113sea turtle 113 29sea urchin 113 13seahorse 113 10seal 89 5; 99 4searching 58season 132 34seasons of the year

130 34seatbelt, fasten a

103 2; 138 57second hand 129 56security check 138 41security, go through

138 41sedan 107 17See you later. 2 4See you soon. 54 5See you tomorrow.

34; 54 5See you. 15seed clouds 130 63seeds 124 48; 12553 seeing 84seek shelter 130 65seize 86 13selection, make a 96 2self-satisfied 114 15sentence 66 4September 129 23SEOUENCES ofactions pp. 29-39serve 93 8; 101 8;

121 43service station 137 42serving dish 133 36set 129 71

shore 115 16shorts 108 7shoulder 110 36shout 91 9shove 86 7; 92 14shovel 105 28, 59;

131 46shower curtain 135 22shower head 135 11shower nozzle 135 11shrimp 113 14shrug one’s shoulders

114 37shutter 102 7shutter speed 102 2sickle 105 38side 106 41side by side 128 36sideline 111 36sidewalk 137 27sightsee 137 65sign 90 11; 137 7signal (for a turn) 107 66silk 109 45silo 124 54silver 122 53sing 112 33sing a lullaby 112 44sing off-key 112 34sink 65; 132 24; 1359 sinker 113 43sister 127 6Sit down. 23 2sit on one’s haunches

110 59sit/be seated 110 56six 116 6sixteen 116 16sixty 116 33size up 84 12sizzle 117 10skid 107 64skillet 101 3; 132 21skimmer 132 21skin 110 70skip 83 12skirt 109 2skylight 137 9skyline 137 80skyscraper 137 73

slacks 108 6; 109 16slake one’s thirst 68 2slam 117 16slap 86 10slap on 122 64slave 127 25sleep, go to 71 2sleep, go to 82 3sleep,

walk in one’s 82 7sleeping 71sleepwalk 82 7sleet 130 16sleeve length 109 35ice 85 2; 133 45slick 120 9slide 107 64slimy 120 24slip 109 6slipper 135 13slippery 120 9, 23slog 83 5slug 86 12small 108 43small hours, the 129 6small intestine 110 27smash 60 1; 87 3, 9smear 122 56smell 119 1; 123 33smells 119smog 137 60smoke 82 4smoking 61smooth 105 49; 120 4smudge 122 26smug 114 15snag 113 54snap 87 1; 117 31snap one’s fingers

114 28snapdragon 123 14snare drum 112 8snarl 113 52sneak a look 84 4sneeze,

responding to a 4snifter 106 16snore 82 4snorkel 113 32snow 130 17

set (the alarm) 134 26set the table 133 23seven 116 7seventeen 116 17seventy 116 34sew 89 1shade 125 35; 134 4shades of red 122 22shaggy 120 5shake 86 14shake one’s fist 11426 shake one’s head

114 20shampoo 135 30, 50shapes 116shark 113 28sharpen 132 35shatter 87 3shave 81 4; 135 47shaver 135 34shaving brush 135 36shaving cream 135 41shaving mug 135 37shawl 109 23shear a sheep 104 56shears 85 9sheep (ewe) 104 5sheep (ram) 104 4sheer 120 29sheet 134 12,13sheet music 112 39shell 125 51shield one’s eyes

130 66shift 103 3, 8, 10shine 88 3shirt 109 4shirt, knit 108 4shirt, long-sleeved

108 2shirt, short-sleeved

108 3shock absorber 107 35shoe size 109 42shoemaker 121 5shoes 108 13shoes, high-heeled

109 11shoot 63 2shooting 63

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snow shower 130 17snowflake 130 18so long 1 4; 54 5soak 97 2soap 135 32soccer 111 1socket 94 3; 105 21socks 108 15sofa 131 9soft 120 8soldier 121 6sole 113 9solid 109 25solo 112 30So long. 1 4; 54 5son 127 3sorry 41 2; 56 3Sorry to bother you.

36 2sound 98 4sounds/noises 117soup 133 43sour 118 5spank 86 11spanner (wrench)

105 18spark plug 107 31sparkle 122 52spatula 101 7; 132 20speaker 98a; 131 20speaking 91special, you’re really

55 2specks 122 25spectator 111 34speech, give a 91 1speed bump 137 4sphere 116 75spicy 118 11; 119 12spider 126 15spill 133 27spin (a web) 126 37spinach 124 25spiral 116 66splash 80 2; 117 35;

122 23spleen 110 22splice 89 4splinter 87 7splinter, get a 110 75

split 85 11splotch 122 27spokesman 127 23sponge 135 19sponges 113 11spongy 120 32spoon 133 14sports car 107 23sports jacket 108 1sports/games 111spout 135 18sprain 110 77spray (on) 122 63spray paint 122 63sprayer 126 41spread 133 29spring 107 37; 130 26spring-bar 129 50sprint 83 9spy 84 10square 116 55square root 116 51squared 116 50squash 87 9; 124 3squat 110 59squeak 117 6squeeze 132 36squid 113 8squint 84 3stack 132 31stagger 83 7stain 122 90, 91stained 108 41stairs 76stalactite 115 35stalagmite 115 36stale 118 12stamp 99d; 136 33,50 stand 110 55stand it, I can’t 57 1stand on one’s head

110 61staple remover 13643 stapler 136 39staples 136 40stare 84 2starfish 113 15start a car 103 5starting gun 78 2starting 78

starving 67 1station 98 2station selector 98estation wagon 107 18stationary front 130 62steal 66 1steep 93 4steering wheel 107 59stem 123 27stereo 131 21stick out one’s tongue

114 40sticky 120 10still life 122 84sting 126 35stir 93 8; 122 57stocking 109 9stocking cap 108 14stomach 110 23stool 134 8; 136 18stoop-shouldered

110 82stop button 100 5Stop that! 52 1stoplight 137 6stopper 106 5stopwatch 129 47stove, wood 131 43straggler 127 20straight 110 66straight line 116 63straighten 95 4straighten a picture

131 28strainer 132 55stranger 27strap 102c; 129 49strawberries 125 17strawberry blond

122 45streak 122 30stream 115 43street 137 54street corner 137 30street sign 137 22streetlight 137 13stretcher 138 32striped 109 27stripping 107 15stroke 122 29

stub 110 74stubbly 120 6studded 120 26student 127 14studio 12132study 79 1; 84 6; 136stumble 59 1stump 125 29stunned 114 7substitute 11133subtraction 116 47suburbs 137 76suck one’s thumb

114 35suds 135 31suffer from jet lag

129 74sugar 93 6suit 108 16, 21;109 1, 15summer 130 27sunburnt (sunburned)

122 35Sunday 129 29sundial 129 48sunflower 123 3sunny 130 1sunrise 129 7sunset 129 9surf 115 32surprised 114 7surveyor 1218suspension 107 45suspicious 114 4swamp 115 44swarm 126 30sweater 108 22, 23sweep 88 4sweet 118 4; 119 4sweltering 130 42swerve 107 68swim suit 108 16;

109 15swimming suit 108 16;

109 15swing 11124swirl 122 28swish 117 17swordfish 113 4sympathies, my 22 2

synchronize watches129 71

Ttable 133 23, 24table tennis 111 9tablecloth 133 18tablespoon 101 3tacks, thumb 136 37tail fin 113 35taillight 107 1tailor 121 22take a bath 135 44take a letter 136 44take a look 84 5take a message 136 45take a nap 131 31take a shower 135 43take it easy 57 2take notes 90 6take off 138 47take one’s pulse

12145talk 91 5talk behind someone’s

back 91 3tambourine 112 28tan 122 16tangle 113 52tanned 122 36tap 86 6tap one’s foot to thebeat 112 41tape 89 6; 100 9;

136 31tape dispenser 136 32tape recorder 90 7target 63 3tart 118 6taste 118 1; 132 33tastes 118tattersall 109 33tattle 91 13taxi 137 59; 138 46tea 93tea kettle 93 1teacher 127 13team-mate 127 30teapot 93 2

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tear 87 4teaspoon 93 6; 101 2tee-shirt 108 5telephone 136 10telephone book

131 36telephone call 35 1telephone directory

131 36telephone number?

What’s your 48 1telephone receiver

131 3telephone,

answering the 25television (TV) 131

23, 25television programming

guide 131 37television stand 131 22tell on someone 91 13tell time 129 69ten 116 10tend the fire 131 27tennis 111 3terminal building

138 11termite 126 18test the wind 130 64test, taking a 79tether a goat 104 51textures 120Thank goodness. 45 3Thank you. 4 3; 9 4;

113; 16 2; 212;40 3; 49 2; 60 3;513

thanks, expressing16

Thanks. 41 4; 54 3then 94 2There is lighting. 130 11thermometer 130 51thermos 106 11thief 121 19thigh 110 50thinning 110 69third power 116 52thirsty 68 1thirteen 116 13

thirty 116 30This is great. 45 2thorn 123 28thoughtful 50 3thread a needle 121 44three 116 3through 128 26throw away 94 2;

136 48throw one’s hands up

114 33throw one’s voice

91 15throwing 62thud 117 13thumb 110 41thunderstorm 130 10Thursday 129 33tick 117 30; 126 23ticket 138 9, 64tickle 86 5ticks me off, that really

57 1tie 89 8; 108 38tie, neck 108 17tight 108 45tighten 105 51tights 109 17tile 135 12till (the soil) 124 41tilt 92 6time (a racehorse)

129 70time bomb 129 60time card 129 67time clock 129 68time zone 129 63time 129time, asking for the 5time, look at the 54 1timer 129 46timetable 129 61tint 122 96tip 92 6tiptoe 83 3tire 107 40tired 71 1tissue paper 135 39to 128 32toast,

proposing a 40; 46toaster 132 17tobacco 124 39toe 110 46toilet 135 5toilet brush 135 33toilet paper 135 4tomato 124 22tombstone 90 8tongue 110 18tongue, it’s on

the tip of my 48 2toolbox 105 62tools 105tooth 110 15toothbrush 815;

135 25toothpaste 135 24top 106 39top sheet 134 12TOPICS pp. 60-109torch 89 11torn 108 39tornado 130 25touching 86tow 107 63toward 128 22towel 80 4towel rack 135 1town 137 79tractor 138 12traffic bump 137 4traffic jam 137 57traffic snarl 137 57train station 137 45transcribe 90 7transmission 107 34trash can 106 28trash can 132 25tray 133 31tree 125tree line 115 22trench coat 109 21triangle 116 56, 57;

128 39btriangle, isoceles

116 56triangle, right 116 57tributary 115 45trim 85 9

trip 59 1trombone 112 10trot 104 59trouble, in 77 1trousers 108 6trowel 105 37trudge 83 5trumpet 112 9trunk 107 2; 125 32Try again. 43 3tuba 112 12tube 135 24tuck in 134 19Tuesday 129 31tug 92 12tug of war 111 37tulip 123 4tuna 113 26tune 112 40tuning fork 112 38turkey (hen) 104 8turkey (torn) 104 9turkey chick 104 29turn 138 51turn around 107 69turn down 98 4turn off 98 6turn on 98 1turn on the light 94 5turn signal 107 12turn up 98 3turnip 124 15turtleneck shirt 108 9twelve 116 12twenty 116 20twenty-eight 116 28twenty-five 116 25twenty-four 116 24twenty-nine 116 29twenty-one 116 21twenty-seven 116 27twenty-six 116 26twenty-three 116 23twenty-two 116 22twig 125 30twilight 129 11twist 110 77two 116 2type 90 5typewriter 90 5

typewriter 136 11typewriter table 136 12typist 121 27

Uunbutton 89 16uncle 127 8under 128 2underground river

115 38underneath 128 2underpants 108 8undershorts 108 8undress 82 1uniform 111 23unplug 65 3; 89 13;

100 7unscrew 89 9unscrew theburned-

out bulb 94 1untie 89 8unzip 89 15up 128 30upper arm 110 54upper lip 110 14urinate 135 52uvula 110 16

Vv-neck sweater 10822vacuum 88 7vacuum cleaner 88 7valley 115 4van 107 22vase 60 1; 106 34vegetables/plants 124ventilation hood

137 11very good! 43 3vest 108 11vibraphone 112 6view finder 102 3vine 125 43vineyard 125 42viola 112 21violet 122 7

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violin 112 18viscous 120 22vise 105 27visiting a sick person

50 1visor 107 48volleyball 111 7volume 106 44volume control 98c;

100d

Wwag one’s finger

114 30waist 109 39waiter 14; 121 12wake up 81 1walk 83 2; 104 58walk on one’s hands

and knees 83 1walk the dog 137 63walking 83wall 131 18walrus 113 5warm 130 40warm colors 122 31warm front 130 59warm up 70 2warm up the engine

103 6warning, giving a 18

wash 813; 88 5, 6;97; 108 33

wash cloth 135 2wash one’s face

135 49wash one’s hair

135 50wash the dishes

132 29washer 105 24; 106 8washing machine

108 28wasp 126 4wastepaper basket

136 1watch 84 11Watch it! 18watch television (TV)

131 25watchband 129 49watchcase 129 52water 124 43; 130 43water the plants 131 29water vapor 130 48watercolors 122 85waterfall 115 7watering can 106 29watermelon 124 2wave 114 31; 115 33wavy 110 65; 116 64wax 88 9Way to go! 28weather vane 130 54

weather 130weave 83 7; 89 3web 126 34Wednesday 129 32wee hours, the 129 6weed 124 45week 129 28weevil 126 19weigh oneself 135 46welcome 8 2welcoming 49weld 89 11wet, getting 80whale 113 2What did you say?

41 2What do you think?

45 1What time is it? 5 1What’s going on?

44 1; 52 1What’s the matter?

47 1What’s the price on

that? 26 1What’s this? 42 1wheat 124 31Where’s the bank?

27 2Where’s the

bathroom? 20 1whinny 104 35whir 117 2

whisper 91 2whistle 28white 122 18, 46whittle 85 5Who knows? 42 3width 106 47wife 127 11win 111 21wind 130 23wind (the clock)

134 25window 107 50window crank 107 51window shop 137 66windpipe 110 20windshield 107 4windshield wiper

107 49windsock 138 4windy 130 23wine 133 22wine glass 106 14;

133 7wing 138 21wing nut 105 26wink 84 8winter 130 29wipe 88 8wipe one’s lips 133 26wire 95 2; 105 45Wonderful! 45 2wondering 51 3woof 104 42

wool 109 43workbench 105 60worm 113 46worried 72 1; 114 13wrestling 111 13wring (out) 108 34wrinkled 108 42wrist 110 40wristwatch (analog

display) 129 58wristwatch (digital

display 129 59writing 90wrong, You’re 56 3

YYahoo! 28yank 86 13; 92 12yard 124 52yawn 71 1year 129 27yell 91 9,12yellow 122 4Yikes! 33You can do it. 43 3

Zzero 116 0zip (up) 89 15zipper 89 15