TUFT

A bunch or collection of something, typically hair, grass or threads.

TEMPERATURE

The degree or intensity of heat.

PROTECT

To keep safe from harm or injury.

ADVERT(ISMENT)

A public announcement, in newspapers, posters or television

GLISTEN

A sparkling light reflected from something wet.

STAPLE

A principal commodity or u shaped thin piece of wire for fastening.

FIERCE

Hostile, angry or intense

STREET

A public road, usually lined with buildings.

SHADOW

A dark area produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.

SPROUT

To put forth shoots.

DECAY

To rot or decompose

ADORE

To regard with deep respect and affection.

SPOTTY

Adorned with circles

DRINK

Hot or cold, to consume and enjoy.

SHABBY CHIC

Almost a contradiction in terms, worn, run down or dilapidated with elegant style.

TRAVEL

To go, to move, or journey from one place to another, by foot or private or public transport.

CONSUME

To eat, drink, use up, obsess, or expend.

SILHOUETTE

A person or thing as seen against light so that only the outline is distinguishable.

BEATEN

To be shaped or worn by force, or to lose in competitive play.

CONTEMPLATE

To think about intently and at length.

MEDICINE

The art of restoring and preserving health or substance taken internally to preserve health.

BATHE

To wash by immersing one's body in water.