- aigrette: [ey-gret; ey-gret] 1) a plume or tuft of feathers, esp. the back plume of any of various herons, particularly of the egret, arranged as a head ornament; 2) a jeweled ornament depicting or suggesting this, usually worn in the hair or on a hat.
- basque: [bask] 1) a close-fitting bodice, seamed from the shoulder to the waist, sometimes having an extension that covers the hips; 2) the extension of this bodice or of a doublet.
- bouillonne: [boo-yawn-ay] 1) a gathered or shirred band of fabric.
- brocade: [broh-kayd] 1) fabric woven with an elaborate design, esp. one having a raised overall design, usually of flowers and foliage.
- cambric: [kaym-brik] 1) Fine woven natural colored or bleached cotton fabric, usually used for undergarments. A little heavier than muslin.
- doublet: [duhb-lit] 1) a close-fitting outer garment, with or without sleeves, and sometimes having a short skirt (basque) worn by men in the Renaissance; 2) an undergarment, quilted and reinforced with mail, worn beneath armor.
- Egg: Fun to dye
- Fun: Working for BellaOnline
- Girl: Sugar, spice, and everything nice
- Hula Hoop: A big circle
- Ice Cream: Yummy
- Jam: spread on toast
- Kite: Flies high in the sky
- Lollipop: candy on a stick
- Mango: A fruit
- Nap: Free time for mom
- Orange: A fruit
- Peanut Butter: A basic food group
- Quiet: Shhh
- redingote:[red-ing-goht] 1) a dress or lightweight coat, usually belted, open along the entire front to reveal a dress or petticoat worn underneath it; 2) a coatdress with a contrasting gore in front; 3) a long, double-breasted overcoat worn by men in the 18th century.
- Snake: Slither
- Turtle: A quiet pet
- Umbrella: Needed on a rainy day
- Violin: An instrument
- Wet: What you get if you donīt have an umbrella on a rainy day
- X-ray: A picture of your bones
- Yo-yo: A fun toy
- Zebra: A black and white stripped horse
