“➡A person who is equal to another in social standing or age: Peer

➡A place where two sides of a river get closer together: Narrows

➡A sweet fruit often found in tropical regions: Mango

➡A tile with two suit halves marked with spots: Domino

➡A type of tree with rough bark and large leaves: Elms

➡A unit of measurement: Meters

➡Amplifies sound for public address: Loudspeakers

➡An activity done for pleasure in one’s spare time: Hobby

➡Assistance or support: Aid

➡Bring out or remind one of something: Evoke

➡Changed to fit a specific purpose: Adapted

➡Completely ruined or demolished: Destroyed

➡Confused and unsure of your surroundings: Disoriented

➡Extremely annoyed or frustrated: Exasperated

➡Feeling anxious about the future: Tense

➡Grass and soil layer used in landscaping: Sod

➡Help signal used in emergencies: Sos

➡Indigenous people of Northern Canada: Inuit

➡Irritated or vexed: Annoyed

➡Islamic holy book: Koran

➡Lacking in imagination or excitement: Prosaic

➡Means of mass communication (e.g. TV, newspapers): Media

➡Metal commonly used for food storage: Tin

➡Outdated, not modern: Oldfashioned

➡Plural form of this: These

➡Presumed to be true without proof: Assumed

➡Professional, someone who is highly skilled at their job: Pro

➡She owns a small bakery in town: Her

➡State of matter that is neither solid nor liquid: Gas

➡Style of music known for its fast-paced lyrics: Rap

➡Things In Every Garage: Garden tube: Hose

➡Things In Every Garage: Old rubbish: Junk

➡Things In Every Garage: Painter’s prop: Ladder

➡Things In Every Garage: Tool used to fit around and grip on nuts and bolts to turn them: Wrench

➡Things In Every Garage: Tuna containers: Cans

➡Things In Every Garage: Zen garden accessory: Rake

➡To try and accomplish something: Attempt

➡Topmost or highest ranking: Numberone

➡Wetland filled with slow-moving water: Bayou

➡Worker who extracts minerals from the earth: Miner
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