blood noun [ˈblʌd]

• the red liquid that flows through the bodies of people and animals
• —used to say that a person's ancestors were of a particular kind
• members of a team, company, or organization—usually used in the phrases new blood or young blood

birthday noun [ˈbɚθˌdeɪ]

• the day when someone was born or the anniversary of that day —often used before another noun
• the day when something began

author noun [ˈɑːθɚ]

• a person who has written something; especially : a person who has written a book or who writes many books
• a person who starts or creates something (such as a plan or idea)

bathwater noun [ˈbæθˌwɑːtɚ]

• water used for a bath

bathroom noun [ˈbæθˌruːm]

• a room with a sink and toilet and usually a bathtub or shower
• a room in a public place with a toilet and sink

bald adjective [ˈbɑːld]

• having no hair or very little hair on the head
• not covered with hair
• not covered with trees and plants

flip verb [ˈflɪp]

• to turn (something) over by throwing it up in the air with a quick movement
• to cause (something) to turn or turn over quickly
• to move (something) with a quick light movement : flick

dessert noun [dɪˈzɚt]

• sweet food eaten after the main part of a meal —sometimes used before another noun

confuse verb [kənˈfjuːz]

• to make (someone) uncertain or unable to understand something —often used as (be) confused
• to make (something) difficult to understand
• to mistakenly think that one person or thing is another person or thing : to mistake (one person or thing) for another

horrible adjective [ˈhorəbəl]

• causing horror : very shocking and upsetting
• very bad or unpleasant

imagine verb [ɪˈmæʤən]

• to think of or create (something that is not real) in your mind
• to form a picture or idea in your mind of (something that is not real or present) —often + that —often + what, why, etc. —sometimes used in phrases that express surprise
• to have or form (an idea or opinion that is not accurate or based on reality)

try verb [ˈtraɪ]

• to make an effort to do something : to attempt to accomplish or complete something —often followed by to + verb —often followed by and + verb
• to do or use (something) in order to see if it works or will be successful —often + out
• to do or use (something) in order to find out if you like it —often + out

blend verb [ˈblɛnd]

• to mix (things) thoroughly and usually with good results
• to exist together as a combination

shot noun [ˈʃɑːt]

• an act of shooting a gun
• buckshot
• the objects (called ammunition) that are shot from cannons and other old-fashioned weapons

basket noun [ˈbæskɪt]

• a container usually made by weaving together long thin pieces of material
• the amount contained in a basket
• a net hanging from a thin metal ring that the ball must go through in order to score points

palm noun [ˈpɑːm]

• the inside part of the hand between the wrist and the fingers

chest noun [ˈtʃɛst]

• a container (such as a box or case) for holding things or moving them from place to place
• the front part of the body between the neck and the stomach —often used before another noun

firewood noun [ˈfajɚˌwʊd]

• wood used to make a fire : wood used as fuel

theatre []

steeple noun [ˈstiːpəl]

• a tall, pointed tower on a church