A baked dish made of a pastry shell filled with fruit = pie
a vetical jump made by a horse = buck (salt / lovitura cu copita )
a game played on ice = hockey
the back of your neck = nape (ceafa)
to behave in a romantic and playful manner = to flirt
a person who teaches or trains athlets = coach
a large branch of a tree = limb ( craca)
an electrical device with blades that turn fast and blow air = fan (ventilator)
a game in which a heavy ball is rolled down an alley to knock down pins = bowling
a magnetic instrument use to show direction = compass
the power of keeping learnt or experienced things in the mind = memory
a tough elastic substance prepared from the milky sap ( seva) of certain typical trees = rubber
the fine strands that grow in great numbers from the skin of animals and human beings = hair
a place to sit in a restaurant consisting of a table and two backed benches = booth ( separeu)
a business where trees and plants are sold = nursery ( pepiniera)
a formal discussion or argument carried on between two teams = debate ( dezbatere / controversa)
to force air from the lungs in a sudden , noisy way = to cough
a band put around the neck of an animal = collar
a baby's bed that is enclosed on four sides = crib
a hard , smooth, creamy-white substance that forms the tusks of elephants = ivory ( fildes)
a strong band of tissue that connects a muscle to a bone = tendon
a soft, round, flat cap without a visor = beret
the thin, hard covering at the end of a finger or toe = nail
a royal man that rules a country = king
a sharp point that grows from the stem of a plant = thorn ( spin)
a portable fabric shelter that is supported by poles and held to the ground by cords and pegs= tent
an oven for hardening and finishing pottery = kiln ( cuptor de ars)
to walk with long , decorative steps = to stride ( a pasi cu pasi mari , ca pe picioroange)
an untrue statement made by someone who knows that it's untrue = lie
a juicy fruit with purple skin and a hard pit = plum
an animal that is part horse and part donkey , used to nove heavy loads = mule (catar)
a transparent , deep-blue precious stone = sapphire
the short, coarse hair that grows on a man's face when he has not shaved for a while = stubble ( barba nerasa)
a small, firece animal with a long body and tail noted for its ability to kill poisonous snakes = mongoose (mangusta)
a tool used to chop wood that has a head with a sharp blade attached to a long handle = axe ( topor)
a sea animal that has a soft body with eight parts that look like arms = octopus
a word or group of words believed to have magic power= spell
a piece of evidence that helps a person detect a crime or solve a mystery = clue (indiciu)
a male deer = buck
the art of creating pleasing combination of sounds = music
a chart showing each month, week and day of the year = calendar
to hit a golf ball gently when it is near the hole = putt
a coarse ( aspru), heavy cloth used to make items as tents or sails = canvas ( panza groasa)
a game for two teams that is played with a ball , bats and two wickets ( portite) = cricket
a person who invites and entertains people as guests= host ( gazda)
the raised platform on which actors or entertainers perform= stage
a group of birds of one kind that travel together = flock ( stol)
a bright yellow song bird kept as a pet = canary
a person who shows people to their seats = usher ( plasator)
a rounded roof in the shape of a hmisphere = dome ( dom)
air that moves over the earth = wind
a loose shirt worn by women = blouse
a thin film of liquid shaped like a ball and filled withair = bubble
to follow what a person is saying by watching the movement of his/ her mouth = lip-read
someone who is visiting places for pleasure = tourist
an animal that is hunted by another for food = prey ( prada)
a flat moving part that sticks out from the body of a fish = fin ( aripioara de peste )
a piece of iron shaped like a U and nailed to the bottom of a horse's hoof = horseshoe
a strip of leather or other material worn around the waist to hold up clothes = belt
a person who lived in former times who is related to you = a ncestor ( stramos )
an artistic dance with formal jumps , turns and poses - ballet
to move back and forth regularly = to commute ( a face naveta)
not awake = asleep
a very tiny piece of food, especailly bread = crumb ( firmitura)
a large ape that has a heavy body and dark hair = gorilla
a dark substance put on eyelashes to make them look thicker and longer = mascara ( rimel)
a fermenting agent used in baking that makes dough ( coca) rise = yeast ( drojdie)
a small salamander with smooth skin, lungs and a long tail = newt ( triton)
a long pole with a flat blade at one end used in pairs to row a boat = oar ( vasla)
to pull the feathers out of a bird = to pluck ( a jumuli)
the part of a sound system from which the sound comes = speaker ( difuzor)
thin, loosely woven cloth used as a bandage, swab ( tampon) or dressing = gauze ( tifon)
a small spool ( rola) in a sewing machine that holds the thread = bobbin
a short trip made to take care of some business = errand ( comision , treaba marunda)
a large , furry rodent with a flat tail and large front teeth = beaver ( castor)
a slow- moving animal with a soft body inside a piral shell = snail
a place in the human body where two bones come together = joint ( incheietura)
to develop a red tinge ( nuanta) in the face from embarrassment = blush ( a se inrosi)
a large painting or other words of art on a wall or ceiling = mural
a shelf above a fireplace = mantel
a long walk out in nature = hike ( a face drumetii)
the two openings of the nose = nsotrils ( nari )
a railroad car attached to the end of a train = caboose ( vagon de serviciu)
to slide out of control while driving in a vehicle on slippery ground = to skid ( a derapa)
a portable bed for carrying sick or injured people = strtcher ( brancarda)
a sport of fighting with padded goves in a roped ring = boxing
