A material made from wood pulp and usually produced in thin sheets.
Paper
A device put on the end of a hose for watering plants.
Sprinkler
The part of a tree trunk left in the ground after the tree has fallen or been cut down.
Stump
A tissue in the body that can be tightened or relaxed to make body parts move.
Muscle
A hollow structure that carries away the smoke from a fireplace.
Chimney
A small, round cake, often with a hole, made of sweetened dough that is fried in fat.
Doughnut
The meat of a cow.
Beef
To look with the eyes half closed.
Squint
The period of time during which the earth makes one complete revolution around the sun, equal to about 365 days.
Year
A reddish-brown or orange coating that forms on iron when it is exposed to air or moisture.
Rust
A piece of strong material that is stretched out to catch the wind and cause a boat to move.
Sail
A long slippery fish that looks like a snake.
eel
The written text of a theatrical work containing the lines of all the performers.
Script
A thin strand or string of metal.
Wire
A frame covered with wire mesh that is used in windows and doors to keep out insects.
Screen
Air that moves over the earth.
Wind
