French Words

4. A building or space where you park your car.
6. A tool with moving parts that helps you do work more easily.
9. A piece of art made by cutting and gluing pictures, paper, or other materials together.
11. A unit that measures the energy you get from food.
12. The first time someone performs or the first time something is shown.
14. A piece of meat or fish with the bones removed.
15. A meal where people serve themselves from a variety of dishes set out on a table.
17. Not clear; hard to understand or lacking details.
18. Something you think you see, usually in the distance, that isn’t really there (often caused by heat).
19. An adult who goes with a group of kids on a trip to help keep them safe.
21. Something you buy or keep to help you remember a place you visited or something you did.
22. To line things up or make them match in position.
24. Food that is cooked with special skill or high-quality ingredients.
25. Something that comes from another country or place.

1. A wide, important street, usually with trees, sidewalks, or multiple lanes.
2. A thin book with articles and pictures that comes out every week or month.
3. A group of teams or people who compete or work together.
5. Colors or patterns that help something blend in with its surroundings.
7. A large, light fabric that opens in the air to slow someone or something down when falling.
8. A set of actions you do the same way every day.
10. Hair that grows on the upper lip.
13. To decide to leave a job or position.
16. Extreme tiredness; feeling very worn out.
20. A large, flat area of land covered mostly in grasses.
23. A slip of paper or code that gives you a discount or special deal when you buy something.