| 11. |
daisy |
a wild flower, usually white with a yellow center. |
| 12. |
apron |
a covering worn over the front of the body to protect clothes:
The cook wore an apron when he make dinner. |
| 13. |
repair |
1. put in good shape again: Will you repair my
torn coat? 2. the act or work of repairing: Repairs on the car cost a
lot. |
| 14. |
stationery |
writing paper, cards, and envelopes. |
| 15. |
bait |
1. something used to lure onto a hook or into a trap.
The boy put a red lure on his fishing pole. 2. a poisonous material placed
where it will be eaten by wild animals. He will bait the skunk into a trap. |
| 16. |
tray |
a kind of large plate with a raised edge: The waiter
carried dishes on a tray. |
| 17. |
patience |
waiting quietly for something you want very much or that you
want to happen. |
| 18. |
waitress |
a woman who waits on table and brings food in a restaurant. |
| 19. |
gravy |
1. the juice that comes out of meat when it is cooked.
2. a sauce made from this juice. |
| 20. |
capable |
having the ability to: The man was capable of building a
house. |
