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Shark A large, predatory fish with a pointed snout and rows of sharp teeth. ■ Did you hear about the shark that got lost in the ocean? He ended up swimming all the way to New York City!
amputate To remove a body part or limb. ■ After losing his leg in a shark attack, Bob decided to amputate his other leg so he could dance like a pirate.
jaws The powerful, sharp-toothed mouth of a predator, such as a shark or crocodile. ■ "I forgot my phone in the jaws of the T-Rex!
sharks A group of people who are not afraid to ask for what they want. ■ "I'm a shark when it comes to negotiating prices," said the savvy salesperson.
Deadlier Of a person, thing, or event that is more dangerous or harmful than something else of the same kind. ■ "My new boss is deadlier than a shark. She has already devoured two of my colleagues and I'm pretty sure she's coming for me next."
fisher A person who catches fish. ■The fisherman caught a giant tuna weighing 200 pounds!, ■ I heard that the fisherman accidentally dropped his fishing line into the middle of a school of hungry sharks and now he's known as "Shark Bait"
Museums A place where you can go to see lots of things that were made a long time ago and are now being kept in a special building. ■ "I went to the museum of natural history and saw a dinosaur skeleton that was so old, it had more teeth than a shark!"
travellers A group of people who have an insatiable thirst for adventure and are willing to sacrifice their own sanity to see the world. ■ "Why did the travellers cross the road? To get to the other side, obviously! But they didn't stop there. They went on to hike through treacherous mountains, swim across raging rivers, and even eat exotic foods like fermented shark."