(krôl) v. To move on the ground using hands  and feet. The baby crawled around the house.

(sôrd) n.

A weapon like a long, slender knife with a handle at the end. The soldier had a sword.

(ôr'dn er'e) adj. 

Usual; common. My birthday was like any ordinary day. 

(lôn'dre) n.

A place where colthes, linens,etc. are washed. I went to the laundry to wash my dress. 

(se pôrt) v.

To serve as a foundation for;hold up. Beams support the ceiling.

(ô'de ens) n.

The group of people who come together to watch a performance. I was part of the audience on my sister's play.

(ô fel) adj.

Horrible or extremely unpleasant. That food is awful!

(per fôrm') v. 

To entertain in front of an audience. 

Jaime will be performing in the talent show. 

(fôr' mel) adj. 

Requiring elegant clothes and manners.

The party was formal, so I needed to buy a new dress. 

(kôrs) n. 

A route or direction.

The captain used a compass to direct the ship's course. 

(sô sers) n.

A shallow dish to hold a cup. 

My mom washed the cups and saucers in the kitchen. 

(dô' ter) n.

A female offspring.

Susan is the Smith's only daughter.

(chôk) n.

A soft white material made from shells, used in the form of a crayon for writing or drawing. 

Margarita used a chalk to write on the blackboard. 

(kôr' es) n.

Singers performing together. 

Michael is part of the chorus. 

(fôr' werd) adv.

Toward the front.

Juana leaned forward.

(wôrf) n. 

A fixed platform to which a ship can be tied and loaded or unloaded.

That ship is tied in the wharf. 

(ô tem) n.

The season of the year between summer and winter; fall.

I saw yellow orange and brown leaves on autumn. 

(kôrs) adj. 

Rough; not smooth. 

Sandpaper is coarse.

(ô di tôr e em) n.

A large room where an audience sits to watch a performance. 

The auditorium had more than 200 seats.

(ôr ki stre) n.

A group of musicians who play instruments together. 

The orchestra performed a fabulous song.