Words about words

Bare is another word for naked or unclothed. If you're not wearing shoes or socks, you have bare feet.

Basking is sitting or lying in warmth, enjoying it. You can also bask in something pleasant, as in "she was basking in the attention".
Lizards like to bask in the sun because they are cold blooded and the sunshine warms them up.

Something is beautiful if it gives you great pleasure to see, hear or experience.
The rose in the picture is beautiful.

You befriend someone when you make friends with them.

To begin is to start something. August begins with the letter A.

Something is behind you if you cannot see it - your back is facing it rather than your front. The horse in the picture is viewed from behind.

Something is below something else if it is lower down than it, with the other thing above. This photo was taken from below a cat.

Something is bent if it should have been straight but instead it has a sharp curve or angle in it.
Bent can also be used to describe someone who is really set on doing something, as in "Bob was bent on getting a new car before Christmas".

Something is best if nothing is better than it. When you win a competition, it means you are the best.
The opposite of best is worst.

Something is big if it is many times larger than something else. The ship in the picture is much bigger than the little boat at the front of the picture. The opposite of big is small.