a long, narrow space inside a building with doors that lead to different rooms
corridor
something dry and very fine, like flour
powder
to think or believe that something is probably true, but you are not completely sure
suppose
to open your mouth wide and take a deep breath because you are tired or sleepy
yawn
a fish that has been salted and smoked; it is usually eaten for breakfast, especially in Britain
kipper
seriously and not kindly
sternly
a person whose job is to look after a house and make sure it is clean and organized
housekeeper
to rub something to make it clean and shiny
polish
a long metal stick that holds meat over a fire
spit
the strength and power you need to do things
energy
made of wood
wooden
the good feeling you have when you stop worrying because something bad or difficult is over
relief
a type of beer; it is an alcoholic drink
ale
a person who works in someone’s home and does jobs for them, such as cleaning, cooking, or serving food
servant
a round, dark red vegetable that grows under the ground
beetroot
to damage something with fire or heat
burn
very tired
worn out
to gather things together
collect
to use all of something so that there is none left
run out of
a sea animal with a hard shell; people can eat the soft part inside
oyster
something we say when we are very happy or excited about something
Hooray!
to clean something by rubbing it hard
scrub