| A | B |
|---|
| germ | a microscopic organism that can cause disease. |
| blur | to look fuzzy. |
| stir | to mix up usually with a spoon. |
| squirm | to twist about; wiggle. |
| nerve | any of the bundles of fibers that carry messages between the brain or spinal cord and other parts of the body. |
| thirst | to have a dry mouth; to want a drink. |
| burnt | the past tense of burn. |
| term | a word that has a certain meaning, usually in a special vocabulary. |
| squirt | to send out or be sent out in a thin, fast stream. |
| stern | to rear part of a ship or boat. |
| hurl | to throw. |
| early | of or happening near the beginning. |
| worth | the quality that makes someone or something expensive, valuable, useful, or important. |
| pearl | a snooth, rounded, white or grrayish growth formed inside the shells of oysters and used as a gem. |
| worse | comparative of bad. |
| smear | to cover or spread with a sticky or greasy substance. |
| peer | to look intently, closely, or with difficulty. |
| rear | to be located in the back. |
| steer | to direct the curse of or guide. |
| pier | a platform that extends into water. |
| learn | to gain knowledge. |
| curve | a line that is not straight. |
| world | another name for the entire earth. |
| firm | very steady; doesn't move. |
| year | 365 days, has 12 months. |
| interpret | to explain the meaning of something. |
| yearn | to long for. |
| emerge | to come out of. |
| dreary | gloomy. |
| career | a profession that someone choose for life's work. |
