The Circut Vocabulary Words
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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MY PARAKEET FLEW AWAY AND I WAS SAD.
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MY DAD AND I BOUGHT A TRIPOD TABLE SO WE CAN EAT MEALS ON IT.
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Burlap
A plain woven piece of fabric.
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IN THE OLD DAYS MANY PEOPLE WORE CLOTHES THAT WERE BURLAP.
Kerosene
A light fuel used in jets engines and domestic heaters and lamps and as a cleaning solvent.
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MY MOTHER USED KEROSENE TO START THE FIRE.
MY MOM SAYS WHEN SHE WORKS AND BUILDS BUILDINGS THE CONTRACTOR JUST WATCHES.
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CARCACHITA
THE SPANISH WORD FOR AN OLD RUN DOWN CAR.
My great grandfather lives in Mexico and he owns a Carcachita. He is going to fix it up to its original condition.
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MAKESHIFT
SERVING AS A TEMPORARY SUBSTITUTE;SUFFICIENT TIME OR BEING.
My brothers best friends mom has a makeshift job at Taco Bell.
GALVANIZE
SHOCK OR EXCITE (SOMEONE), TYPICALLY INTO TAKING ACTION.
I galvanized when I saw no one volunteering to help out with barricades.
My Ya Esora is done for baking the cookies and now they're burnt.
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PLYMOUTH
IS A CITY LOCATED OUT OF SOUTH COAST OF DEVON ENGLAND.
This summer my family and I are going on vacation to Plymouth England.
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