January Spelling words

2. A cone-shaped utensil used for channeling liquid through a small opening.
6. Idle talk or rumour, especially about the personal or private affairs of others.
9. A critical article or report, often in a newspaper, about a book, play, recital, etc.
11. A mixture in which the component parts can clearly be seen.
12. When iron goes brown or orange by oxidation.
14. A company of singers, especially an organized group employed in church services or mass.
15. A building where electricity is generated through burning fuel.
16. a publication that is issued monthly or weekly, with articles, stories, poems, and often photographs and drawings.
19. To make a person remember or think of someone or something that they may have forgotten.

1. A process in which two or more substances interact forming new substances.
3. A large group of people playing various musical instruments.
4. The joint between the foot and the leg, in which movement occurs.
5. A mixture in which the component parts can't be distinguished from each other.
7. A single-cell fungus which is used in fermentation, for example, when making bread, etc.
8. The location where an organised event will take place. eg. a concert.
10. To act or sing in front of an audience.
13. A liquid in which solids can be dissolved.
14. Someone who is famous or well-known.
17. a surrounding mood in a place, which can affect how you feel. eg scary, peaceful
18. What happens to a solid when you put it in a liquid to make a solution. eg. salt in water.