scholarship (n.), Money that helps someone pay for their education., settle in (phrasal verb), To start feeling comfortable in a new place or situation., tuck somebody in (phrasal verb), To help someone, usually a child, get comfortable in bed before sleeping., hitchhike (v.), To travel by asking strangers to give you a ride., bypass the starter (expression), To make a car engine start without using the normal starting method., we are all set (expression), Everything is ready. We can begin., enlightened (adj.), Having modern, fair, and open-minded ideas., credentials (n.), Qualifications, education, or experience that show you can do a job., conclusion (n.), The final decision, opinion, or result after thinking about something., clearance (n.), Official permission to enter a place or see secret information., custodian (n.), A person who cleans and takes care of a building., classified (adj.), Secret. Only certain people are allowed to see it., obsolete (adj.), No longer useful because something newer or better exists.

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