pink noun [ˈpɪŋk]

• a pale red color : a color that is a mixture of red and white
• a plant with narrow leaves and colorful flowers

post noun [ˈpoʊst]

• a piece of wood or metal that is set in an upright position into or on the ground especially as a support or marker
• a pole that marks the starting or finishing point of a horse race—usually singular
• goalpost—usually singular

press noun [ˈprɛs]

• newspapers, magazines, and radio and television news reports —often used before another noun
• the people (such as reporters and photographers) who work for newspapers, magazines, etc.
• —used to talk about how often or how well or badly someone or something is described in newspapers, magazines, etc.

pub noun [ˈpʌb]

• a building or room especially in Britain or Ireland where alcoholic drinks and often food are served

railway noun [ˈreɪlˌweɪ]

• railroad:1

reflect verb [rɪˈflɛkt]

• to move in one direction, hit a surface, and then quickly move in a different and usually opposite direction—usually + off
• to show the image of (something) on a surface
• to show (something) : to make (something) known

rent noun [ˈrɛnt]

• money that you pay in return for being able to use property and especially to live in an apartment, house, etc., that belongs to someone else

review noun [rɪˈvjuː]

• an act of carefully looking at or examining the quality or condition of something or someone : examination or inspection —often + of
• a report that gives someone's opinion about the quality of a book, performance, product, etc.
• a magazine filled mostly with reviews and articles that describe the writer's thoughts or opinions about a subject—often used in titles

tug verb [ˈtʌg]

• to pull something with a quick, forceful movement

tulip noun [ˈtuːləp]

• a large, bright flower that is shaped like a cup and that grows in the spring

vacuum noun [ˈvæˌkjuːm]

• an empty space in which there is no air or other gas : a space from which all or most of the air has been removed
• vacuum cleaner
• a situation created when an important person or thing has gone and has not been replaced—usually singular

vibration noun [vaɪˈbreɪʃən]

• a continuous slight shaking movement : a series of small, fast movements back and forth or from side to side
• a feeling that someone or something gives you

violin noun [ˌvajəˈlɪn]

• a musical instrument that has four strings and that you usually hold against your shoulder under your chin and play with a bow —called also (informal) fiddle

wand noun [ˈwɑːnd]

• a long, thin stick used by a magician or during magic tricks
• a long, thin electronic device used to gather or enter information

warehouse noun [ˈweɚˌhaʊs]

• a large building used for storing goods

dancer [ˈdæns]

cupboard noun [ˈkʌbɚd]

• a piece of furniture used for storage that has doors and contains shelves
• a small room with shelves where you keep cups, dishes, or food
• a small room where things are stored : closet

connection noun [kəˈnɛkʃən]

• something that joins or connects two or more things
• the act of connecting two or more things or the state of being connected
• a situation in which two or more things have the same cause, origin, goal, etc.

complex adjective [kɑmˈplɛks]

• having parts that connect or go together in complicated ways
• not easy to understand or explain : not simple
• consisting of a main clause and one or more additional clauses

comparison noun [kəmˈperəsən]

• the act of looking at things to see how they are similar or different
• the act of suggesting that two or more things are similar or in the same category