civilization
[sivelizeijan] n.
A civilization is an organized group of humans that have culture and government -* Most early civilizations in Central America didn’t use metal weapons. C o n v e n i e n t [kenvfinjent] adj.
When something is convenient, it is easy to do and does not take a lot of work. -* The bus is a convenient way to get to school.
den
[den] n.
A den is a living space for some types of animals, such as lions. -+ The mother lion left her babies in the den.
dew
[d/u:] n.
Dew is the drops of water that form on the ground outside during the night. -* When we woke up, we saw that the grass was covered in dew.
drastic
[draestik] adj.
When something is drastic, it is extreme or major. -* She made a drastic decision to get her long hair cut short. e x i t [egzit] v.
To exit means to leave. -*■ The students exited through the front door.
flock
[flak] n.
A flock is a group of animals, such as birds, sheep or goats. -* There was one black sheep in the entire flock.
fold
[fould] v.
To fold is to bend something like paper or cloth so that it takes up less space. -*■ I folded the paper and put it in my pocket.
lid
[lid] n.
A lid is a top for a box or container that can be removed. -* He lifted the lid of the box and revealed her present. lo o m [lu:m] v.
To loom is to seem very large and often scary. -* The ominous clouds loomed over the school.