reed
Uk /riːd/ US /riːd/ Worldwide (US)
n. [Crops] reeds; reeds; flutes; unreliable people
vt. Cover with reeds; decorate with reeds
They inhabit reed huts built on stilts above the water.
They live in reed huts built on wooden stakes in the water.
Lined
English /stɪlt/ United States /stɪlt/ Global (UK)
n. Stilts; pillars, supports
vt. Make a step on stilts
greed
Uk /ɡriːd/ US /ɡriːd/ Global (US)
n. Greed, greed
His eyes glittered with greed.
There was a look of greed in his eyes.
creed
Uk /kriːd/ UNITED States /kriːd/ Global (US)
n. Creeds, doctrines
etymology
creed doctrines, creeds, programs
-cred- Believe, trust → creed
creep
UK /kriːp/ US /kriːp/ Global (US)
Vi. Crawling; spreading; moving slowly; goosebumps
n. Creeping; creepy feelings; flatterers;
.
The thought of the horrible scene made my flesh creep.
Thinking of that terrible scene, I got goosebumps all over my body.
"We shall creep out quietly into the butler's pantry—" cried the Mole.
"We're going to sneak out and sneak into the pantry—" cried Mole Mole
butler's pantry
pantry
butler
English /ˈbʌtlə(r)/ United States /ˈbʌtlər/ Global (United Kingdom)
n. Butler;