| WORD | DESCRIPTION |
| alien | foreigner or stranger |
| angler | person who goes fishing with rod |
| apiary | place where bees are kept |
| artist | person who draws or paints pictures |
| author | person who has written a book |
| aviary | place where birds are kept |
| blonde | woman with light-colored hair |
| choir | band of people who sing together |
| couple | pair who is engaged or married |
| cousin | child of one's aunt or uncle |
| debtor | person who owes money |
| donor | person who gives something |
| drake | masculine of duck |
| duke | masculine of duchess |
| dwarf | stunted or undersized person |
| edible | fit to be eaten |
| enemy, foe | person who is hostile to you |
| gander | male goose |
| genius | person with exceptional intelligence |
| ghost | dead person appearing to the living |
| giant | being of superhuman size |
| grocer | person who sells rice, sugar and tea |
| hermit | person living in solitude |
| hunter | person who kills animals for food/sport |
| infant | baby or young child |
| jockey | person who rides in horse races |
| judge | person who decides cases in law court |
| lawyer | person pursuing law as a profession |
| maniac | person affected by madness or craze |
| matron | chief nurse in a hospital |
| member | person who belongs to a group or society |
| mimic | person good at imitating others |
| miser | person who likes to hoard money |
| model | person employed by artist to pose |
| native | person born in a certain place |
| nephew | masculine of niece |
| niece | daughter of one's sister or brother |
| nomad, vagabond | person who wanders and has no fixed home |
| opaque | incapable of being seen through |
| orphan | child without parent(s) |
| peahen | feminine of peacock |
| pirate | person on the sea who robs other ships |
| porter | person employed to carry burdens |
| priest | person who conducts religious ceremonies |
| pupil, student | person being taught |
| rival, competitor | person who competes with another |
| sailor | person who works on a ship or seaman |
| tailor | person who stitches clothes |
| tenant | person who rents house or land |
| uncle | parent's brother |
| vandal | person who damages public property |
| waiter | attendant at table in restaurant |
| weaver | person who makes cloth |
| widow | woman whose husband is dead |
