porch noun [ˈpoɚtʃ]

• a structure attached to the entrance of a building that has a roof and that may or may not have walls
• an entrance to a building that has a separate roof

pour verb [ˈpoɚ]

• to cause (something) to flow in a steady stream from or into a container or place —sometimes used figuratively
• to fill a cup or glass with a drink for someone
• to flow or move continuously in a steady stream —often used figuratively

pull verb [ˈpʊl]

• to hold onto and move (someone or something) in a particular direction and especially toward yourself
• to remove (something) by gripping it and using force
• to cause (something you are holding or something that is attached to you) to move with you as you go in a particular direction

page noun [ˈpeɪʤ]

• one side of a sheet of paper especially in a book, magazine, etc. —abbr. p
• the material printed or written on a page
• a sheet of paper in a book, magazine, etc.

nap noun [ˈnæp]

• a short period of sleep especially during the day

lizard noun [ˈlɪzɚd]

• a type of reptile that has four legs and a long body and tail

joy noun [ˈʤoɪ]

• a feeling of great happiness
• a source or cause of great happiness : something or someone that gives joy to someone
• success in doing, finding, or getting something

January noun [ˈʤænjəˌweri]

• the first month of the year —abbr. Jan.

jacket noun [ˈʤækət]

• a piece of clothing that is worn on your upper body over another piece of clothing (such as a shirt) : a usually short and light coat
• an outer covering: such as
• a paper cover that protects a book and that can be removed : dust jacket

hurt verb [ˈhɚt]

• to cause pain or injury to (yourself, someone else, or a part of your body)
• to be a source or cause of pain
• to feel physical pain

hurry verb [ˈhɚri]

• to move, act, or go quickly —often + up
• to make (someone) move, act, or go quickly —often + up
• to carry or send (someone or something) more quickly than usual

hole noun [ˈhoʊl]

• an opening into or through something
• a hollow place in the ground
• a place in the ground where an animal lives

half noun [ˈhæf]

• one of two equal or nearly equal parts into which something can be divided
• either of the two equal periods of playing time in sports like football and basketball
• the time when the first half of a game ends

glasses [ˈglæs]

get verb [ˈgɛt]

• to obtain (something): such as
• to receive or be given (something)
• to obtain (something) through effort, chance, etc.

funny adjective [ˈfʌni]

• causing laughter
• odd or strange
• not well : somewhat ill

warm adjective [ˈwoɚm]

• somewhat hot : not cool or cold
• causing or allowing you to feel warm
• feeling or showing friendship and affection

whole adjective [ˈhoʊl]

• complete or full : not lacking or leaving out any part
• having all the parts : not divided or cut into parts or pieces
• great or large in size, extent, etc.

worry verb [ˈwɚri]

• to think about problems or fears : to feel or show fear and concern because you think that something bad has happened or could happen —often + about —sometimes + over —+ that
• to make (someone) anxious or upset : to cause (someone) to worry

frog noun [ˈfrɑːg]

• a small animal that spends much of the time in water and has smooth skin, webbed feet, and long back legs for jumping
• a French person