to tin

To put food into a sealed metal container so it lasts longer

Store fruit in jars or cans to eat later

To put food into glass or clay containers to keep it for later

Nervous and unable to stay still

Very nervous and unable to stay still because of worry or excitement

To stand very still and straight with a stiff body

Works exactly as described and does what is promised

A small metal container for keeping food or drink

A thin sheet of metal used to wrap or cover food

An area in New York where many popular songwriters and music publishers worked in the early 1900s

Cannot hear small differences in music or people's speech

A small metal toy shaped like a soldier that children play with

A person who does not show feelings or care for others

A person who thinks they have great power and acts very arrogant

A tool for opening metal cans

A metal pan people use to bake cakes

A small fast warship with light armor used in battle

A man made of metal who wants a real heart to feel emotions

A small simple metal flute that you play by blowing used in folk music

A thin sheet of metal covered with tin used to make cans and kitchen items

Putting a thin layer of tin on metal to stop rust and make it look better

A small, badly run company that seems unimportant

A small cruel government that controls people and seems foolish

An unimportant suggestion that people do not take seriously

A small badly run business or group that seems unimportant

A light helmet that construction workers wear to protect their heads

A person who makes or fixes household items from thin metal

A small toy man made of thin metal, often a soldier

White tin turns into grey powder at low temperatures and makes metal crumble

A change in tin that makes it break easily and turn into grey powder in very cold weather

White tin turns into a brittle grey powder in very cold temperatures

A dark grey mineral that people mine to get tin