darn verb [ˈdɑɚn]

• to fix (a piece of clothing, a hole, etc.) by sewing

current adjective [ˈkɚrənt]

• happening or existing now : belonging to or existing in the present time
• aware of what is happening in a particular area of activity

cracker noun [ˈkrækɚ]

• a dry, thin baked food that is made of flour and water and is often eaten with cheese
• a person who can crack something (such as a safe or a secret code)
• a colorful paper tube that holds small gifts and that opens with a loud noise when the ends are pulled

crack verb [ˈkræk]

• to break (something) so that there are lines in its surface but it is usually not separated into pieces
• to hit or press (something) so hard that it breaks apart or opens suddenly
• to hit (someone or something) hard and usually suddenly

complicate verb [ˈkɑːmpləˌkeɪt]

• to make (something) more difficult or less simple
• to cause (a medical problem) to become more dangerous or harder to treat

class noun [ˈklæs]

• a group of students who meet regularly to be taught a subject or activity
• a series of meetings in which students are taught a particular subject or activity : a course of instruction
• one of the meetings in which students are taught a particular subject or activity

choice noun [ˈtʃoɪs]

• the act of choosing : the act of picking or deciding between two or more possibilities
• the opportunity or power to choose between two or more possibilities : the opportunity or power to make a decision
• a range of things that can be chosen —often + of

cheerful adjective [ˈtʃiɚfəl]

• feeling or showing happiness
• feeling or showing that you are willing to do something without complaining
• causing good feelings or happiness

charm noun [ˈtʃɑɚm]

• something that is believed to have magic powers and especially to prevent bad luck
• a small object that is worn on a chain or bracelet
• a quality that causes someone or something to be very likeable : an attractive quality

both adjective [ˈboʊθ]

• —used to indicate that two things or people are being referred to rather than just one

boss noun [ˈbɑːs]

• the person whose job is to tell other workers what to do
• a person who has a lot of power in an organization
• the person who has more power or control in a relationship

await verb [əˈweɪt]

• to wait for (someone or something)
• to be ready or waiting for (someone or something)

amaze verb [əˈmeɪz]

• to surprise and sometimes confuse (someone) very much : to fill (someone) with wonder

already adverb [ɑːlˈrɛdi]

• before this time : before now : before that time
• so soon : so early
• —used to describe a situation that exists now and that will continue to exist

special adjective [ˈspɛʃəl]

• different from what is normal or usual; especially : unusual in a good way : better or more important than others
• especially important or loved
• more than is usual

proudly [ˈpraʊd]

offer verb [ˈɑːfɚ]

• to give someone the opportunity to accept or take (something)
• to say that you are willing to do something
• to make (something) available : to provide or supply (something) —often + up

late adjective [ˈleɪt]

• existing or happening near the end of a period of time
• coming or happening after the usual, expected, or desired time
• doing something after the usual time or after others usually do

halfway adjective [ˈhæfˈweɪ]

• in the middle between two points
• not total or complete : partial

fidget verb [ˈfɪʤət]

• to make a lot of small movements because you are nervous, bored, etc. : to move or act in a nervous or restless way