Authorship: The state or fact of being the person who wrote a particular book, article, play, etc.
Aware: Conscious knowing about: I am aware of the danger.
Toddler: A person who toddles; especially a young child learning to walk. A very young child, but not a baby.
Toddle: My little brother is not old enough to walk, but he can toddle a few steps (He is a toddler).
Find out: To discover something. To know or met about some topic.
Dispose: I don't care where you put the rubbish, but please, dispose of it (get rid of it) before the visitors arrive.
Rubbish: We put our rubbish in the dust-bin. To talk rubbish is to talk nonsense: Waste material or things that are no longer wanted or needed.
Bin: A container of waste. E. G: A rubbish-bin. Do you want this or shall I throw it in the bin?
Dust-bin: A large container for rubbish from a house or other building usually made of strong plastic or metal and kept outside. A situation in which something is no longer fashionable or important and is therefore not used talked about, etc.
Therefore: For that reason: we were unable to get funding and therefore had to abandon the proyect.
Fund: An amount of money saved, collected, or provided for a particular purpose.
Sought: Past simple and past participle of "Seek".
Seek: To try to find or get something that isn't a psiquical object.
Tread: To put your foot on something or to press something down with your foot. The flat surface of a stair on which you put your foot. Look where you walking or you'll tread in that puddle.
Trod: Tom trod in the puddle and got his foot wet: Past simple and past participle of "Tread".
Toe: Any of the five separate parts at the end of the foot: the part of a sock, shoe or other foot covering that goes over the toes. Your big toe is showing through the hole in your sock. John kicked a stone and damaged the toe of his shoe.
Puddle: A small pool of liquid on the ground, especially from rain. When rain falls, puddles form in all the little holes in the path.
Quits: You trod on my toe; so if I tread on your toe we shall be quiets (I. E: agree that we have each suffered equally, and end the quarrel) To not owe money to someone or to each other now: I paid for the tickets and you bought dinner so we're quits, I reckon.
