(verb) To spring back after hitting something.
stick
stop
wave
bounce
(verb) To become twisted or knotted together
cut
straighten
tangle
fold
(noun) A signal, such as a bell or buzzer, that warns people or tells them to take action.
alarm
morning
light
wake up
(noun) The measure of how heavy something is. Usually in kilograms or pounds.
length
height
width
weight
(noun) A mix-up of things twisted or knotted together.
organization
tangle
smooth
spread
(verb) To make somebody afraid or fearful.
alarm
anger
comfort
cheer up
(verb) To hold something in place or to keep it from falling.
drop
support
throw
smash
(noun) Something used to hold an object in place and to keep it from falling.
support
floor
roof
gap
(adjective) Very big.
miniscule
enormous
tiny
medium
(verb) To take something up in a quick movement.
scoop
pat
splash
drop
(noun) A tool like a bowl with a handle; like a big spoon that's used for digging or lifting loose or soft materials.
scoop
fork
knife
spatula
(noun) A feeling that something is wrong or that there is danger.
alarm
sadness
happy
worry
(noun) Anything that happens in an unplanned way, especially when it causes injury or damage.
accident
weather
hospital
safety
(verb) To find out how heavy something is.
measure
pour
weigh
count
(noun) A person who does tricks that take great strength and good control in moving the body.
acrobat
circus
exercise
people
(noun) An opening or space in something that is normally closed.
fill
concrete
gap
completion