candy - n. a sweet food made with sugar or chocolate
college - n. school that offers courses leading to a degree (such as a bachelor's degree or an associate's degree)
costume - n. the clothes that are worn by someone (such as an actor) who is trying to look like a different person or thing
dress - v. to put clothes on (yourself or someone else)
girlfriend - n. a woman with whom someone is having a romantic relationship
graduate - v. to earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university
Halloween - n. the night of October 31 when children dress up as ghosts, witches or monsters, and go to houses to ask for candy
journalism - n. the activity or job of collecting, writing, and editing news stories for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio
junior - n. US:a student in the third of four years in a high school or college
marry - v. to become the husband or wife of (someone)orto become joined with (someone) in marriage
might - modal. used to say that something is possible
mind - n. the part of a person that thinks, reasons, feels, and remembers
rock star - n. a person who plays a kind of popular music with a strong beat that is played on instruments that are made louder electronically
think - v. to form or have (a particular thought) in your mind
trick - n. something that causes confusion or that makes something seem different from what it actually is
trick-or-treat - expression. a custom on Halloween in which children knock on people's doors and say “trick or treat” when the doors are opened to ask for candy
wedding - n. a ceremony at which two people are married to each other