| A | B |
| dent | a small mark or hole in something, usualy caused by hitting |
| along | following the path; with, or as a companion |
| brake | a device for slowing down or stopping a machine or a vehile |
| develop | to expand something and make it better, more complete and more complicated; to grow; to turn film into pictures |
| nod | to move your head up and down |
| despite | in defiance of |
| drag | to pull or move slowly or with force |
| freight | a load carried from one place to another in a vehicle such as a truck or a train |
| highway | a large, important road, usually connecting one city to another |
| roll | to move something by turning it over and over; to move smoothly on wheels; a kind of small bread |
| pedal | a part that is pushed by the foot to make something work |
| platform | a raised surface; a rasied florr for performers |
| scatch | to make a small cut with something sharp; to rub your skin with your fingernails |
| press | to push on something; a machine for printing newpapers or magazines; printed media |
| urban | characteristic of a city; having to do with a city |
| steep | almost straight up and down; too expensive |
| tip | money paid for a service (like in a restaurant); the end of something |