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23 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
purse
nurse
burst
slurp
shirt
skirt
hurt
third
thirsty
flirt
herd
jerk
nerve
swerve
first
bird
verb
merge
birth
serve
stir
whir
stern
term
carp
sharp
curb
twirl
whirl
swirl
shirk
smirk
urge
purge
hurl
curl
furl
burn
churn
spurn
turn
curse
blurt
spurt
sir
fir