1) a business for keeping money which is paid out when its customers write checks (bank)

2) a cereal plant and its seed (called grain) used for food and for making beer and whiskey (barley)

3) a flower, especially of a plant admired mainly for its flowers e.g. a rose (bloom)

4) a kind of large non-poisonous snake that kills by crushing its pray (boa)

5) that part of a horse's harness that goes on its head, including the metal bit for the mouth, the straps and the rains (bridle)

6) (to produce) a leaf or flower in the beginning of its growth (bud)

7) a kind of long-necked animal, with either one or two humps on its back, used in desert countries (camel)

8) a person or other animal that eats its own kind (cannibal)

9) a non-metallic element (symbol C) that occurs in all living matter, in its pure form as diamonds and graphite and in an impure form as coal and charcoal (carbon)

10) a small lizard with a long tongue whose colour changes according to its background (chameleon)