| 1 |
clothing worn by babies to absorb urine and feces (liquid and solid waste) |
| 2 |
something that arrives later than expected (babies, planes, payments) |
| 3 |
someone who lives close to you |
| 4 |
stop something from happening on time — or when it was expected |
| 5 |
give someone a job |
| 6 |
a small sign or clue that can help you guess the truth |
| 7 |
move around on hands and knees like a baby; also: the way insects move |
| 8 |
not usual or common |
| 9 |
show that something you already believed or expected is really true |
| 10 |
time during which a woman carries a baby inside her body |
| 11 |
very large |
| 12 |
held up by air or water — and staying in the same position, not moving |
| 13 |
remove water or other fluid through an opening |
| 14 |
a person who repairs engines and similar things |
| 15 |
caring a lot about someone — and taking care of him or her |
| 16 |
stop an activity before it is finished; stop a person before he or she finishes |
| 17 |
a "length" of time; time that passes between one point and another point |
| 18 |
do or say something in someone else's place — and to help that person |
| 19 |
feeling better because you don't have to worry about some problem anymore |
| 20 |
having something to do with the mind (with the way our brains work) |