GLOSSARY UNIT 4.

Tender: soft or delicate in substance
Toll: a fee demanded by an authority for some right or privilege, as for driving along a road
Wrinkle: a small crease in the skin, as from aging
Slip: to slide suddenly and accidentally, esp. so as to fall or go lower
Wasp: a slender winged insect with a narrow abdomen and a powerful Sting
Thick: heavy; not easily poured
Regret: to feel sorrow or remorse for.

Clause: a group of words containing a subject and predicate and forming either a part of a sentence or a whole simple sentence.

Tender: soft or delicate in substance.

Tought: difficult to chew, not tender.

Wrinkles: a small crease in the skin.

Delusion: a false belief or opinion.

Self-esteem: a realistic respect for or favorable impression of oneself.

Crave: want greately.

Isolation: to set or place apart.

Glistening: shining.

Baldheaded: a person without hair in his or her head.

Skipping: the act of jumping over a rope that is held and swung either by the person jumping or by two other people, as a game or for exercise.

Screw: a nail-like metal fastener, having a thin end with a spiral groove and a head with a slot.

Sneeze: to produce air or breath suddenly, forcibly, and loudly through the nose and mouth by involuntary action.

Hopscotch: a game in which a child hops around a diagram drawn on the pavement to pick up a small object, as a stone or stick, that was previously thrown down in one part of the diagram.
Sting: to prick or wound a person or an animal with a sharp-pointed part of the body that often contains poison or venom.
Run out: to be finished.
Carnations: a plant having long-stalked, fragant flowers in a variety of colors.