bridge noun [ˈbrɪʤ]

• a structure built over something (such as a river) so that people or vehicles can get across
• something that joins or connects different people or things
• the place on a ship where the ship is steered

slumber verb [ˈslʌmbɚ]

• sleep

copper noun [ˈkɑːpɚ]

• a reddish-brown metal that allows heat and electricity to pass through it easily —often used before another noun
• a reddish-brown color—usually used before another noun
• a copper or bronze coin that has little value

mast noun [ˈmæst]

• a long pole that supports the sails of a boat or ship
• a tall pole that supports or holds something (such as a flag)

tower noun [ˈtawɚ]

• a tall, narrow building or structure that may stand apart from or be attached to another building or structure
• a tall piece of furniture used to store something
• a personal computer that stands in an upright position

pedestal noun [ˈpɛdəstl̟]

• the base of a column or other tall object
• —used to describe the position of someone who is admired, successful, etc.

seamstress noun [ˈsiːmstrəs]

• a woman who sews clothes, curtains, etc., as a job

needle noun [ˈniːdl̟]

• a small, very thin object that is used in sewing and that has a sharp point at one end and a hole for thread
• one of the two long, thin sticks that are used in knitting and that are pointed at one end
• a very thin, pointed steel tube that is pushed through the skin so that something (such as a drug) can be put into your body or so that blood or other fluids can be taken from it

frown noun [ˈfraʊn]

• a serious facial expression that usually shows anger, displeasure, or concentration

cathedral noun [kəˈθiːdrəl]

• the main church of an area that is headed by a bishop

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ruby noun [ˈruːbi]

• a deep red stone that is used in jewelry
• a dark red color

statue noun [ˈstæˌtʃuː]

• a figure usually of a person or animal that is made from stone, metal, etc.

column noun [ˈkɑːləm]

• a long post made of steel, stone, etc., that is used as a support in a building
• a group of printed or written items (such as numbers or words) shown one under the other down a page
• any one of two or more sections of print that appear next to each other on a page and are separated by a blank space or a line

stick noun [ˈstɪk]

• a cut or broken branch or twig
• a long, thin piece of wood, metal, plastic, etc., that is used for a particular purpose
• a long, thin object that is used for hitting or moving a ball or puck in a game

roof noun [ˈruːf]

• the cover or top of a building, vehicle, etc.
• the top of the inside of a tunnel, cave, etc.
• the top of the inside of your mouth

stir verb [ˈstɚ]

• to mix (something) by making circular movements in it with a spoon or similar object
• to move or cause (someone or something) to move after being still
• to be active or busy

macaroni noun [ˌmækəˈroʊni]

• a type of pasta in the shape of small curved tubes

eyebrow noun [ˈaɪˌbraʊ]

• the line of hair that grows over your eye

hero noun [ˈhiroʊ]

• a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities
• a person who is greatly admired
• the chief male character in a story, play, movie, etc.