| A | B |
|---|
| syrup | A thick, sweet liquid |
| lose | To have no longer |
| diary | A written record of the things that one has done or thought each day |
| corps | A group of soldiers trained for special service |
| busy | Doing something |
| dozen | A group of tweleve |
| recipe | A list of ingredients and instructions for making something to eat or drink |
| angel | In the Bible and other writings, a heavenly being who serves God as a helper and messenger |
| tongue | A movable piece of flesh in the mouth |
| beige | A pale brown color |
| angle | The figure formed by two lines or flat surfaces that extend from one point or line |
| separate | To keep apart |
| machine | A device that does some particular job |
| business | The work that a person does to earn a living |
| honor | A sense of what is right or honest |
| chord | A straight line that connects any two points on the circumference of a circle |
| onion | A widly cultivated Asian herb of the lily family with pungent edible bulbs |
| soldier | A person who is a member of an army |
| sheriff | The main officer responsible for enforcing the law in a county |
| sergeant | An armed forces or police officer who is above a corporal or below a lieutenant |
