double chin
a layer of fat on someone?s neck that makes them look as if they have two chins
dilettante
someone who is interested in something such as art or music but does not know very much about it
ketch
a small ship with sails and two masts
Yuletide
an old word meaning the period of time around Christmas
vestry
a room in a church used for storing things
mambo
a dance from Cuba, done by a man and a woman together
chocolate
a sweet brown food eaten as a sweet or used for flavouring other food
hard court
a tennis court with a hard surface that is not grass or clay
English breakfast
in the UK, a large breakfast that includes eggs and bacon