Squint
To look at somebody or something with eyes partially closed in order to see more clearly, especially if there is a bright light. Sometimes, people squint when they are irritated, or pay more attention to what they are looking at or listening to. (Verb). Synonym - Blink.
Shiver
Involuntary shaking of body due to cold, fright, excitement, and sometimes diseases (like in Parkinson's disease). Verb. Synonym - Tremble, Quiver. Also used as noun, synonym - Tremor.
Shears
A large scissor-like instrument for cutting things.
Hover
Float or hang in the air. Verb. Synonym - Levitate.
Pinochle
A particular game of cards, using a 47-card pack, popular in the northern parts of America.
Dime
A ten-cent coin, metaphorically used to mean very small amount of money.
Terrace
Roof
