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vocabulary 7
20 cards·by Adriana
tight (adj)
low in supply; not easily available
principle (n)
an idea that forms the basis of something
staircase (n)
a set of steps that go from one level or floor to another and its supporting structures
subsequent (n)
happening or coming after something else
fast-food outlet (n)
a restaurant that makes and serves food very quickly
grocery store (n)
a store that sells food and household supplies
from scratch (n)
cooking with ingredients you have prepared yourself rather than from a prepared mix bought
from a store
tremendous (adj)
very large or great
pancake (n)
a thin, flat, round cake made by cooking batter on both sides in a frying pan or on a griddle
mix (n)
a dry mixture of ingredients that is sold in one package and used for making something such as a
type of food
significantly (adv)
in a way that is large or important enough to be noticed or have an effect
household (adj)
relating to a house or the people living in a house
peace of mind (n)
a state in which a person is not bothered by feelings of doubt, guilt, worry, etc.
to hit (v)
to press
laborious (adj)
slow and long
cursor (n)
marker on computer screen
magic (n)
unexplained, seemingly impossible event
hefty (adj)
large and heavy
to scoot (v)
to move quickly
to drag (v)
to pull