Episode 115: short, jewelry, shoe, opportunity, start, worker, remove, competitive, while, and marry.

1. short (adj.) : measuring a small distance from end to end or small in height; lasting a small amount of time; (phrase: running short) having a small remaining amount of something

2. jewelry (n.) : decorative ornaments worn on the body (e.g., rings, necklaces, bracelets), usually made of precious metals or stones

3. shoe (n.) : a covering for the foot, typically made of leather or other materials; (idiom: in someone's shoes) in someone's situation; (idiom: if the shoe fits) if a description or criticism applies to you

4. opportunity (n.) : a favorable chance or occasion to do something, especially something advantageous

5. start (v./n.) : to begin or commence an activity or process (v.); the beginning or commencement of something (n.)

6. worker (n.) : a person who performs work or a job, often with modifiers (e.g., hard worker, construction worker)

7. remove (v.) : to take something away or off from a place or position

8. competitive (adj.) : strongly desiring to win or be more successful than others; involving rivalry or competition (e.g., competitive market or salary)

9. while (conj.) : during the time that; at the same time as; (contrast) whereas or although

10. marry (v.) : to become the legally accepted husband or wife of someone; to perform the ceremony of marriage