MEANS
| pit | a large hole in the ground |
| grateful | thankful |
| receipt | the small piece of paper that you get as a record of buying something; if you want to return something, you need to show your receipt (to prove you bought it) |
| idiom: cracking down (to crack down) | to put limits on or stop something from happening |
| Hawk | kind of bird with great eyesight |
| idiom: to watch someone like a hawk | to always watch someone very closely |
| glass eye | a fake eye made of glass that people use when they have an injury to their real eye and it can no longer see |
| wacky | silly or funny or crazy |
| to aim | to direct something toward the way you want it to go (ex. if you want to shoot a basketball into the net, you aim/point your hand and the ball in the direction of the net) |
| Flunked (to flunk) | To fail, to not pass |
| pop quiz | a quiz that you did not know was happening; a surprise quiz |
| budget cuts | when someone decreases your budget (the amount of money an organization has to run their programs) |
| drum pad | a small piece of wood that is used to learn how to play the drums before you get a real drum set |
| Utensils | Fork/spoon → relates to kitchen |
| To get fed up | An idiom that means to get annoyed or frustrated |
| Evolved (to evolve) | Change over time |
| idiom: hitting the books (to hit the books) | To study hard, to get your work done related to school |
| idiom: to wing it | Make it up as you go; to not have a plan for something; synonym phrase: go with the flow, play it by ear |
| idiom: there is/was a catch | idiom – means something good is happening, but then you realize that you have to do somethings to earn it OR there is a disadvantage |
SAYS
| receipt | re-seat |
| hawk | like walk and talk |