A term used to describe trembling or shaking with cold or fear.

The term for the yellow part of an egg, which is often used in cooking and baking.

A method used in cooking where you mix air into a substance to make it light and fluffy.

A request for something to be done or given, often used politely.

The term for the white part of an egg, which is often used in recipes.

To cry quietly and uncontrollably, often because you are sad.

Describes something that cannot be seen by the naked eye, often because it is too small or hidden.

The term for flowers that bloom on a tree or plant, often in spring.

The sound made by leaves moving or rubbing together, often caused by the wind.

A term used for removing unwanted plants from a garden, often done by pulling them out.

When something is repeated, it means it is done or said again.

A tool used for measuring length or size, often marked in units.

When something is pressed, it means it is pushed down or squeezed with force.

An area of grass, usually found in front of a house or in a park.

A small mark or symbol that is made to help identify something or to show a place.

A tool used for gripping and bending objects, often found in workshops.

A cylindrical object used for winding and holding thread, string, or yarn.

A long, thin piece of material used for sewing or tying things together.

A round handle that you turn, usually found on doors to allow opening and closing.

Describing something that is not common or typical; it stands out from what is usual.

A low sound made by clearing one's throat, often used to express disagreement or annoyance.

A particular way of doing something, often involving steps to achieve a result.

This action involves rinsing something, usually in water, to clean it or remove soap.

Referring to a time long before recorded history when giant animals roamed the earth.

Describing food that has not been cooked and is in its natural state.

A gymnastic move characterized by a sideways or forward roll, often performed with arms and legs extended.

A term that means to secure something in place, typically using a fastener or tool.

To make fun of someone in a playful or mocking way, often to provoke laughter.

To laugh in a light and joyful way, often in response to something funny.

A toy that flies in the air, typically made of light materials and flown by a string.

To move suddenly and quickly in a specified direction, often caused by surprise.

Describing something that is stiff means it does not bend easily and feels hard.

Deep, round holes formed in the surface of the moon or another celestial body, often from impacts.

A flat buoyant structure made for floating on water, often used for fun or transport.

A comparison used to describe something as floating or resting together, similar to a large group of items that share a characteristic.

A phrase used to describe a calm, peaceful night on the water, usually with gentle waves.

A type of vegetable that is round and often green, and can be squashed or pressed easily.

The part of a plant that supports the leaves and holds them up.

A group of twelve items, often used when counting things like eggs or baked goods.

A list or catalogue that organizes items or information, often used for reference.

Different types or kinds of things, often referring to plants, animals, or products.

Describing something that is authentic, real, and not fake.

The process of gathering crops or picking fruits from plants when they are ready.

A bright red color, often associated with the color of certain fruits like strawberries and cherries.

An ancient civilization that refers to those who lived many thousands of years ago, known for remarkable achievements.

A small, sweet fruit that has a soft, pulpy flesh and typically has many seeds inside.

A substance added to soil or plants to improve their growth and productivity.

The long tail that helps a kite to stabilize and fly effectively in the wind.

A phrase used to describe the action of pulling a string taut on a kite to get it ready for flight.

A large, extinct mammal that resembled an elephant and lived during the Ice Age.

A large prehistoric predator known for its long, sharp teeth and powerful bite, often depicted in movies and books.

A fastening made by tying two ends of a string or rope together to secure something.

The act of taking or picking something in order to weed it out or eliminate it, often done in a garden.

A strong, thin piece of material used to hold things together, often used in sewing.

To combine different ingredients vigorously to create a smooth mixture, often used in cooking or baking.

A technique used to incorporate air into a mixture, often to make it light and fluffy, particularly in whipped cream or meringue.

Describing something that is common or everyday, not special or unique.