Mari June

overalls

• A type of footwear worn in wet conditions.

• A garment consisting of trousers with a bib and shoulder straps, often worn as protective clothing.

• A style of hat commonly worn in summer.

• A type of jacket designed for cold weather.

jumpsuit

• A one-piece garment combining a top and trousers.

• A type of footwear designed for comfort.

• A two-piece outfit consisting of a shirt and shorts.

• A formal dress worn for special occasions.

He's a keeper

• A phrase indicating that someone is worth keeping in a relationship due to their good qualities.

• A term used to describe a person who is good at sports.

• A saying that refers to someone who is difficult to understand.

• A phrase used to describe someone who is always late.

chores

• Routine tasks or duties, often household ones.

• Fun activities to do during leisure time.

• Tasks that are only done on weekends.

• Professional responsibilities in a workplace.

To lower

• To increase the height, amount, or intensity of something.

• To maintain the current height, amount, or intensity of something.

• To reduce the height, amount, or intensity of something.

• To eliminate the height, amount, or intensity of something.

physicist

• A scientist who specializes in the field of physics.

• A scientist who studies living organisms.

• A scientist who explores outer space.

• A scientist who conducts experiments in chemistry.

Baby shower

• A celebration for a child's first birthday.

• A party to celebrate the impending birth of a baby, where gifts are given to the parents.

• An event to mark the end of a school year.

• A gathering to announce a wedding date.

Updated

• Made more modern or current.

• Left unchanged and original.

• Revised to include more details.

• Deleted and no longer available.

Affordable

• Reasonably priced; not expensive.

• Extremely costly; high-priced.

• Available only to the wealthy.

• Unreasonably priced; overpriced.

To avoid

• To keep away from or stop oneself from doing something.

• To seek out and engage in an activity.

• To ignore or overlook something.

• To embrace and accept a situation.