| Word | Pronunciation | PoS | Definition |
|---|---|---|---|
| alter | /oɚl•tə/ | verb | to make a change to something |
| assist | /ə•sɪst/ | verb | to help |
| cloud | /klaʊd/ | noun | a mass of water vapor in the sky, as when it is going to rain |
| crew | /kru/ | noun | organized group of workers (e.g. on a ship) |
| eliminate | /ɪ•lɪ•mɪ•nɛɪt/ | verb | to completely remove; to get rid of |
| exclude | /ɪks•klud/ | verb | to prevent someone from access to a group |
| false | /foɚls/ | adj | not real or true |
| formula | /foɚ•mjʊ•lə/ | noun | plan, rule or method for doing or making something |
| grand | /grænd/ | adj | including many things; very large |
| hence | /hɛns/ | adv | from now, later than the present time |
| input | /ɪn•pʊt/ | verb | to put in information, advice or opinions |
| inspire | /ɪn•spaɪ•ə/ | verb | to make someone have the desire to do something |
| isolate | /aɪ•sə•lɛɪt/ | verb | to keep in a place or situation apart from others |
| nervous | /nɚ•vəs/ | adj | having a tendency to become uneasy or anxious |
| persuade | /pə•swɛɪd/ | verb | to get you to do/believe something, by giving reasons |
| phenomenon | /fɪ•nɑ•mɪ•nən/ | noun | fact that can observed and studied |
| prisoner | /prɪ•zŋ•ə/ | noun | someone kept in a prison as punishment for a crime |
| pupil | /pju•pl/ | noun | a child or young person who is being taught; student |
| recruit | /rɪ•krut/ | verb | to get people to come and work, join or study with you |
| restore | /rɪs•toɚ/ | verb | to put or bring back into existence or use, mend |
| secondary | /sɛ•kən•də•rɪ/ | adj | less important than something else |
| string | /strɪŋ/ | noun | thin rope |
| tight | /taɪt/ | adj | held together firmly; difficult to move |
| welfare | /wɛl•fɛɚ/ | noun | a government program to help poor people |
| wet | /wɛt/ | adj | covered or soaked with a liquid; not dry |