Another word for people.

A promise that something will happen or be done.

The time when day changes into night and the sky begins to get darker.

Small insects that attach to animals and feed on their blood.

To kneel, lie, or crawl on the ground to show great respect or fear.

Small lead balls that are fired by a shotgun.

Following.

Left without needed protection or care; left by the owner.

Nervous excitement or confusion.

Speaking in an angry or critical way to someone.

Shaking slightly because you are afraid, nervous, excited, etc.

A place attached to the outside of a house that is covered; a nice place to sit down.

To honour with praise, admiration, or worship.

To eat or chew in small bites.

Raised marks on the surface of the body cause by a hit from a stick or whip.

To lie very close to someone or something; cuddle or snuggle up.

To supply with what is necessary for life, health, and growth.

An open grassy field near a forest.

A building used for storage.

To roll about by turning one way and another.

To push slightly or gently.

Gone bad.

To make someone feel uncomfortable or ashamed.

A sore spot on the skin with a watery substance in it.

Jealousy; To want something that someone else has.

A long howl or cry.

A small, round, shallow dish to hold a cup.

To guess.

A room for the reception and entertainment of visitors to one's home; living room.

To move quickly from side to side.

A person who lives alone and away from other people.