to jack

To shine a bright light at animals at night to make them easier to shoot

Every person, without exception

A person who can do many different jobs but is not an expert

To raise prices or rent suddenly by a lot

To touch your own private parts to get sexual pleasure, usually by a man

To lift a car or truck off the ground with a small lifting tool

To waste time doing unimportant or silly things instead of work

To connect to a computer system or network by logging on

To lift a car off the ground with a jack to fix or change a part

To stop doing something suddenly because you are frustrated

Turn a control to make music louder

A carved hollow pumpkin with a light inside used as a Halloween decoration

The national flag of the United Kingdom showing the crosses of England, Scotland, and Ireland

An imaginary figure who brings cold and makes frost on windows

A person who can do many different jobs fairly well but is not an expert

A person who killed several women in London in the late 1800s and was never identified

A toy figure with moving arms and legs that moves up and down when you pull its strings

A socket on a wall where you plug a telephone to connect it

A toy box with a clown or figure that pops out when opened

A medium pine tree with two yellow-green needles on each branch and rough scaly bark

A person who sells poor-quality goods in a loud, showy way

A hand tool with a long flat bottom for smoothing and shaping wood before finishing

A woodland plant with a hooded green or purple flower and red berries

A small salmon that lives along the northern Pacific coasts and in the Great Lakes

A tool that lifts a car by its bumper to change a tire

A surprising thing that seems to come by luck, not skill, like a small toy in a snack box

A large silver fish that lives near the coast in warm seas and fights hard when caught

Every single person in a group with none left out

Card game where players score points by taking the highest card, the lowest card, the jack, or most cards

A bushy tropical plant grown for animal feed and to improve soil

A large strong fish people catch for sport in the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico

A rope or chain with steps used to climb between a ship and small boats

A small fish from the Pacific coast that people eat

A North American oak tree with broad leaves that have deep notches and dark bark

Small young salmon, often male Pacific salmon that return early to rivers

A wild plant with leaves that smell like garlic and can be eaten

A large pocket knife with a blade that folds and locks

A large poisonous mushroom with an orange cap that glows at night

A large poisonous mushroom with orange caps that grows in tight groups and gills that glow in the dark

A poisonous mushroom with bright orange caps that grows in woods and fields

A pale light seen at night over wet ground in old stories

A person who works on a ship, often in the British navy

A tool that lifts heavy things by turning a screw, often used to raise a car

A small wall socket where you plug a phone to connect to the phone line

A simple card game for two players where one player tries to win all the other player's cards

A bold jay from northern North America with a black cap that steals food

A yellow flag flown on a ship to show disease on board

A yellowish fish found in the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico

A serious disease spread by mosquitoes that causes fever and yellow skin