Vocabulary

3. As a baby I had … cheeks: I looked like a balloon!
4. What frightened you? You look so …!
6. His ... cover almost half of his cheeks.
8. Is that a ... under his nose?
10. He had an ... face, like an egg
12. Mrs Smith was so … that she had to visit a psychiatrist to talk about her panic attacks.
14. Her hair was ..., almost white
15. Our teacher has lost all his hair; he tells everyone that he is … because of the bad results of his pupils.
16. My uncle doesn't have a beard, he is ... .
18. He has a ... moustache: it is not bushy at all!
19. She has been to the beach a lot, her skin is really … now.

1. The boy has trained a lot: he has a nice … body now.
2. His hair had grown to ... length: not short and not long either.
5. After the robbery the teller was suffering from …: she woke up in the middle of the night and was afraid to go to sleep again.
7. I am always … when I have to do a test.
9. The old lady was …: she didn’t know what to do.
11. You could see her ears through her hair, they were ... .
13. The boy has … shoulders now; so different from the thin boy he used to be.
14. My father has grown a ... on his chin.
17. When the banks are closed, you can always withdraw money from the … .