GLOSSARY UNIT 5.

Bansky: great graffity art.
Pinatoteca: a painting museum.
Barrel: a rounded container for liquids.
Seal: anything that close or secures a thing.

Rinse: to wash lightly, as by pouring water over as a final stage in washing.

Stamp: to strike with a forceful, strong, downwards movement or push of th foot.
Parcel: an object wrapped up to form a small bundle, a package.

Slice: a thin, flat piece cut from something.

Warehouse: to place, deposit or store.

Jellyfish: a stinging, jellylike sea creature.
Slash: to cut with a violent sweeping stroke, as with a knife or sword.

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.

GLOSSARY UNIT 3.

Attorney: lawyer.

Pickpocket: one who steals from the pockets of people.

Mugger: one who assaults a person in order to rob him or her.

Burglar: one who breaks into a house, a office, or another to steal.

Hooligan: a rough lawless young person.

Hijacker: one who steal an airplane or other vehicle by threat or by force, for ransom or political aims.

Passer-by: a person that is passing or going by on foot.

Crew: a group of people working together.

Law: the principles, and regulations set up by a government, other authority, or by custom, that apply to all the people of a group.
Lawyer:  a person whose profession is to represent clients in a curt of law.
Murder: to kill (a person) and deliberately.

Thief or burglar: a person who break into your house.
Hooligan: a young hoodlum.
Kidnap: to carry off a person by force or trickery.
Hose: a flexible tube for carrying a liquid such as water, to desired a point.
Passer-by: a person passing by.
Bullet: a small piece of metal fired from a gun.
Flat: horizontally level.

GLOSSARY UNIT 2.

Return/single tickets: coming back/going away ticket.
Wipe out: to destroy completely.
Fields: where you grow crops.
Lead to: to go before or with show the way.
Drown: to die from being put under water.
Four-year-old boy: a boy with four years old.
Double-decker: something with two levels.
Ripple: a small wave.
Flashlight: a small, portable electric lamp powered by dry batteries or a tiny generator.
Shocked: a sudden blow or impact. (you don't speak, you don't know where you go)
Thick smoke: dense smoke.
Put out: extinguish.
Pantry: a small room near a kitchen, in wich food, dishes, etc., are kept.
Sway: to move or swing from side to side.
Windshield: a shield of glass above the dashboard of an automobile.
As= while.
Shelter: place where you are safe.
Lightning: a brilliant flash in the sky.
Drift: a driving movement, as of a current of water.
Break out: to start.
Hazard: something causing danger, risk or difficulty.

GLOSSARY (Jessica).

Ripple: to form a small waves, as water when a breeze disturbs it.
Flashlight / batteries: also called torch, small poprtable electric lam powered by dry batteries.
Steel: a form of iron made with carbon.
Pantry: a small room near a kitchen, in wch food, dishes, etc, are kept.
Hazard/ bad: something causing danger, peril, risk or difficulty.
Instruction/ plan: a way, idea, or method of acting, proceeding, etc., developed in advance.

EXPRESSIONS.

"Added another string to my bow"
"Dyed in the wool"
"To cast the die"
"Dice with death"

"Crossing the Rubicon"

GLOSSARY UNIT 1.

Knight: a man who is given a title of knighthood by a king.

Stir: to mix or agitate with a continuous movement of a spoon, a stick, etc.

Knot: a tying tightly together of the two end of a cord.

Luggage: suitcases, trunks, etc.

Crutch: a staff of support to assist a person in walking, usually having a crosspiece at one end to fit under the armpit.

Valley girl: posh, with high class.

Turf: a layer of matted formed by grass and plant roots.

Sprained: to overstrain or twist the ligaments around a joint.

Schedule: a plan of procedure to achieve a goal..

Suitcase: a piece of luggage, for carrying clothes while traveling.

Misty: foggy.

Bow: arch, lips, boyfriend or girlfriend, the begining part of a boat.

Dye: a coloring material or matter.

Die: stop being alive. It's a cube with numbered faces.

Dai: David in Welsh.