flatter, To say nice things to someone, often because you want something from them., compound effect, The idea that small actions or habits, repeated over time, create a much bigger result., sleeping pill, A medicine that helps you fall asleep., persuasive, Able to convince people to believe or do something., genuine, Real, familiar, Something you recognize or know from before., braces, Metal or plastic devices worn on teeth to make them straight., stove, A kitchen appliance used for cooking food by heating it., scold, To speak angrily to someone because they did something wrong., deliberate, Done on purpose; intentional and not accidental., drizzle, A light rain that falls in very small drops., embody, To represent or show something clearly in a physical or visible form; to be a clear example of a quality or idea., appropriate, Suitable or right for a particular situation..

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