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appease To make someone happy or satisfied by doing something they want. ■ "I know my boss is unhappy with me, but if I give them a report on how well their new product is selling, I'm sure they'll appease."
bake To make a cake or other sweet baked good. ■ If you want to impress your friends, try baking them a batch of cookies. They'll love the taste!
Brand A distinctive mark or symbol used to identify a product, company, or organization. ■ I only buy products with strong brands because I trust that they'll be of high quality.
caff An imaginary unit of energy used to measure how much coffee someone wants. ■ When you ask a coffee lover how much caffeine they need in their morning cup, they'll say "I need three caffs to start my day."
drops A small amount of something, usually liquid, that falls from the sky. ■ Watch out for those pesky raindrops! They'll soak you in no time.
Gangsters A group of people who are highly organized, dedicated to illegal activities and known for their violence. ■ "The gangsters in this town are so ruthless, they'll stop at nothing to get what they want."
pets Small, furry creatures that humans keep as companions and often pamper. ■ "My cats are my pets, but they're also my bosses. If I don't cater to their every whim, they'll make sure it's known throughout the house."
amulets Small, colorful charms that are believed to have magical powers and are often worn as necklaces or pendants. ■ "I may not believe in magic, but I can't resist the allure of these sparkly amulets. Maybe they'll make me a superhero!
Convince To make someone believe something is true, even if it isn't. ■ "I convinced my friend to go vegan by telling them that they'll live longer and have more energy. It's been a year now and they still haven't noticed any difference."
Elite A group of highly educated and cultured individuals who consider themselves to be the best of their kind. ■ "The elite society was shocked when they learned that one of their own had been caught stealing from a charity event. They vowed never to let this happen again, but some say they'll have to lower their standards a bit if they want to keep up with the Joneses."
lemmings A small, brown rodent that lives in groups and has a habit of migrating in large numbers. ■ "I heard some lemmings are so dumb they'll follow anyone who claims to be their leader. It's no wonder they're always getting lost!
Referral A person or thing recommended by another person, often in exchange for a reward. ■ "I have a referral program that gives my customers a discount on their first purchase. If you refer a friend to my store, they'll get 10% off their next order!"
Sample A small amount of something taken as an example or representative of the whole. ■ When in doubt, just take a sample of the dish to make sure it's not poisoned. Or, when trying to impress your friends, you could take a sample of your singing voice and let them listen. It might be terrible, but they'll still think you're amazing.
stitch A very small, tiny, almost imperceptible piece of fabric that is woven through two pieces of fabric in order to connect them together. ■ If you see someone with a big hole in their shirt, just offer them a stitch and they'll be good as new!