to quickly take something that belongs to someone else

to grab onto something and hold tightly

leather with a soft velvety surface

understanding someone else's problems, feelings, or behavior

boarders; people who rent and live in one room of a house

small staircase, usually outside the front door of a house

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Term	Definition
snatch	to quickly take something that belongs to someone else
presentable	clean and neat
latching	to grab onto something and hold tightly
suede	leather with a soft velvety surface
empathy	understanding someone else's problems, feelings, or behavior
icebox	an old refrigerator
roomers	boarders; people who rent and live in one room of a house
stoop	small staircase, usually outside the front door of a house
barren	empty
frail	weak and small