university words

an ability to understand the worth, quality, or importance of something

to affect or change someone or something in an indirect way

someone or something that gives you ideas for doing something

to fill a space with too many things

a person who always saves their old things

having a value of personal feelings or emotions, not usually worth money

a small item that is not valuable

a good thing you get from working

a person who sells something

believe you can do things

not understanding

making you feel sick when you see, smell, taste, touch, or think about it

feeling worried and unhappy about what other people think of you

to suddenly feel afraid and do things quickly without thinking

to move back and forth quickly

water that comes from your skin when you are hot or nervous

feeling weary and impatient because you are not interested in something

a game that people want to win; a competition

make a choice

want to do something very much; no one can stop you

feeling unhappy because something is not as good as expected (or, not as good as you hoped)

don't have enough money (to buy or do something)

to think something will or should happen in the future

able to do many things without help

acting like an adult; acting right or correct for the situation

to behave or act badly

a person who lives next to, or very close to you

chances to do something

all of the family members have something in common, such as hair color or personality

thinking only of yourself

competition between brothers and sisters in a family

behaving badly because you get too much money or attention, or too many things; never satisfied because you want more

an idea about a particular type of person which is very simple and not necessarily true

making sure that rules are followed

to choose to work or help someone without getting paid

the family member who has a different life from the others