a tape dispenser
an object that holds a roll of tape and has a mechanism at one end to shear the tape
a bottle opener
Tool used to open bottled drinks.
nostrils
Either of two openings in the nose.
cheese puffs
a type of snack
Superballs
a ball that can bounce really high
to simulate
to imitate
rotting
bad and not fresh
a spider web
what a spider makes
a babysitter
a person engaged to care for children when the parents are not home
Jackass
a program where people are trying to hurt themselves in strange ways
to cc
to send a copy of the email
retractable
able to be drawn back or in
claws
sharp nails on feet or hands
to grab
to take hold of something or someone suddenly
Hollywood Walk of Fame
Celebrity stars
a deli sandwich
a sandwich from a deli
to swallow
to make food or drink go down your throat and towards your stomach
a goldfish
a type of fish
a brick
a block of hard material used in building
bubble wrap
a sheet of plastic containing bubbles of air that is used for protecting things while they are being moved or sent by post.
acne
skin disease (on the face)
caviar
fish eggs
earwax
substance inside your ears
closed captioned
subtitled
an echo
hearing your words repeated
a recess
the time during which children at school go out to take a break
a moth
a type of flying insect
to yawn
to take a deep breath with your mouth wide open, because you are tired or bored
blood-filled
full of blood
to belch
burp, to release accumulation of gas through your mouth
a gong
a metallic disk that makes a deep ringing sound when struck
to sneeze
to blow air involuntarily through the nose
a bowling strike
when you knock down all the pieces in bowling
a receding hairline
losing the hair from the front of his head
taste buds
sensory organs in the mouth that contain the receptors for taste
squeezable
able to be squeezed
a stress ball
a ball you squeeze to release stress
lead
a metal
a backyard
area behind the house
a tuxedo
A man's dress jacket, usually black, worn for formal occasions.
taxidermy
the art of preparing, stuffing, and mounting the skins of dead animals with lifelike effect
starfish
a Marine animal which has five arms or more.
to lick
to touch with the tongue
vinegar
a liquid with a sour taste made from wine or apples, used to add flavor to food or to preserve it
flavored
having been given flavor (as by seasoning)
a stamp
a small piece of paper to put on letters as payment
to narrate
to tell a story or describe a series of events
a movie trailer
An advertisement or a commercial for a feature film that will be exhibited in the future at a cinema.
an avalanche
fast movement of snow down a mountainside
croutons
small cubes of toasted bread served in soups and salads.
to drown
to die under water
giant
very large
a jar
glass container
granola
(n.) rolled oats mixed with other ingredients (such as brown sugar, raisins, coconut, and nuts) and eaten for breakfast or as a snack
boogers
nasty things that come out of your nose
dandruff
flaking of the outer layer of dead skin cells.
to cough
to force air through your throat with a short, loud noise often because you are sick
bagpipes
A musical instrument having a flexible bag inflated either by a tube with valves or by bellows, a double-reed melody pipe, and from one to four drone pipes.
to fart
to pass gass through your butt
rapid fire machine guns
a deadly weapon
Boba Fett
a bounty hunter from Star wars
a bodyguard
someone who protects
Yoda
Jedi Master
a guidance counselor
a school worker who helps students with their problems
poison ivy
a plant that causes a rash
a leaf
a part of a tree
a hostage negotiator
A consultant who addresses the mental state of the perpetrator and recommends appropriate negotiation strategies.
surround sound
A sound system with several different speakers, each placed to allow sounds to originate from the appropriate direction based on the scene.
a memory
what you remember from your past about a situation or event
a USB drive
A small removable data storage device.
Star Trek
A television series of the 1960s in which a group of space explorers in their raft, the Enterprise, traveled through interstellar space
Dr. Seuss
An author who is best known for his children books
eyelids
two movable flaps of skin which cover and uncover each eyeball.
an eye patch
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a Snuggie
a blanket with sleeves
an eighty-year-old
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a psychic
a person apparently sensitive to things beyond the natural range of perception
nunchucks
a type of handheld weapon