A track left by a foot = footprint
To move a ball along by bouncing or kicking it many times = TO DRIBBLE
TINY PIECES OF SPARKLING MATERIAL USED FOR DECORATION = GLITTER
to supply crops with water by artificial means = to irrigate
a shipwrecked person = castaway
a set of artificial teeth = dentures ( placa dentara)
A device using pressure to move air into an inflatable( gonflabil) object = pump ( pompa)
a piece of cloth that is attachable by one edge to a pole and is sued as a symbol = flag
a dull, continuous pain = ache
slightly moist or wet = damp
a place for the care of the poor or sick and especially of the insane = asylum
a tent in the shape of a cone used by Native Americans = teepee
a substance used with water for washing = soap
a building or paving material made from clay molded into blocks and baked = brick
to move with a smooth , silent motion = to glide
to officially prohibit by law = to ban
to take off from a launching site = to blast off
a crisp snack food baked in the shape of a loose knot = pretzel
a routine task around the hosue or farm = chore
a person who illegally gains access to a computer system = hacker
short plants growing wild or cultivated as lawns= grass
a party to celebrate a move into a new home = housewarming
a flashing light that appears in the sky = lightning
a long , narrow leaf of grass = blade
a small piece of glass , stone or plastic with a hole through it by which it can be strung = bead
a bundle of hay , cotton , paper tightly wrapped and bound = bale ( manunchi, balot , teanc )
longing for home and family = homesick
a natural hunger for food = appetite
to drink little by little and in small quantities = to sip
a baby's toy consisting of a container filled with pellets that makes a noise when shaken = rattle
a small, rounded quantity of liquid = drop
a plant with white berries often used as a Christmas decoration = mistletoe
a strong feeling about what will happen based on intuition = hunch ( banuiala)
a person who builds or works with stone, brick or cement = mason ( pietrar)
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