An area of soft wet land often covered with water.
Swamp!
A place where grapes are grown.
Vineyard!
An animal that has hoofs, horns and a beard and is raised for its milk, meat and wool.
Goat!
A shape or geometric figure with six sides.
Hexagon!
A narrow passage between rows of seats in a theater.
Aisle!
A series of connected rings or loops, usually made of metal.
Chain!
Someone who makes, repairs or alters clothing.
Tailor!
A large group of bees that fly together.
Swarm!
A tool with jaws, used for gripping and turning such things as nuts and bolts.
Wrench!
A material made from wood pulp and usually produced in thin sheets.
Paper!
A school attended after high school.
College!
Very tiny grains of worn or crushed rock.
Sand!
A sour tasting food resembling custard that is made from milk thickened by the action of bacteria.
Yogurt!
An apartment located on the roof of a building.
Penthouse!
The planet of the solar system that is sixth in order from the sun and is surrounded by rings.
Saturn!
A small, brown spot on the skin.
Freckle!
An informal kind of language that is especially vivid or lively and is always changing.
Slang!
The period of time during which the earth makes one complete revolution around the sun, equal to about 365 days.
Year!
A book with blank pages in which collections of photographs, stamps or other things may be kept.
Album!
A reddish-brown or orange coating that forms on iron when it is exposed to air or moisture.
Rust!
A sea voyage for pleasure.
Cruise!
The meat of a cow.
Beef!
A strip of level ground on which aircraft take off and land.
Runway!
A large, hairy spider whose bite is painful but not seriously poisonous.
Tarantula!
A bar attached to the front and back of a car to protect it from being hit.
Bumper!
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 device having teeth, used to arrange or fasten the hair.
Comb!
A tall plant that has large ears with many kernels.
Corn!
A daily record of a person's own experiences and thoughts.
Diary!
Someone who is at another person's home for a visit or a meal.
Guest!
Something kept to remember a place, person or event.
Souvenir!
A platform extending into the water where ships may tie up to load and unload.
Dock!
To try to force a person to pay something by threatening to tell a secret.
Blackmail!
A dried plum.
Prune!
A device put on the end of a hose for watering plants.
Sprinkler!
To look with the eyes half closed.
Squint!
A piece of strong material that is stretched out to catch the wind and cause a boat to move.
Sail!
A hollow structure that carries away the smoke from a fireplace.
Chimney!
To steer or operate a car (or other vehicle).
Drive!
A small swelling on a plant that contains a flower, stem or leaves that have not yet developed.
Bud!
A small, round cake, often with a hole, made of sweetened dough that is fried in fat.
Doughnut!
A long slippery fish that looks like a snake.
Eel!
A building made of glass in which plants are grown.
Greenhouse!
A person who leads or takes people to their seats.
Usher!
The written text of a theatrical work containing the lines of all the performers.
Script!
A covering for a woman's head made of artificial hair.
Wig!
An electrical device with blades that turn fast and blow air.
Fan!
A rounded lump, as on the back of a camel.
Hump!
A thin strand or string of metal.
Wire!
A large heavenly body that moves around the sun.
Planet!
A small closet in a gymnasium or public place in which clothes and valuables can be kept.
Locker!
A frame covered with wire mesh that is used in windows and doors to keep out insects.
Screen!
A punctuation mark used to separate things or ideas in a sentence.
Comma!
A small rodent with soft fur, large cheek pouches and a short tail.
Hamster!
Air that moves over the earth.
Wind!