| A | B |
|---|
| east | direction of sunrise; opposite of west |
| bleed | to lose or shed blood |
| field | open land |
| donkey | sturdy and patient domestic animal, similar to a horse |
| sneak | to put, bring, or take in a sly manner |
| jockey | one who rides a horse in a race |
| grease | oily matter; thick lubricant |
| yield | to give way; amount of something collected |
| least | lowest in importance; smallest size |
| scream | yell |
| shield | protect or cover |
| wheat | grain used to make flour and cereals |
| seaweed | kelp; a plant growing in the sea |
| beach | sandy or gravely part of the shore around a sea or river |
| beetle | insect with four wings |
| screech | a shrill (high-pitched) cry |
| female | girl, woman; opposite of male |
| wreathe | to crown or cover with a wreath |
| niece | daughter of a brother, sister, brother-in-law, or sister-in-law |
| measles | a contagious disease caused by a virus, with red spots and fever |
