The New Way.

Front 1

Citizen. Noun.

Back 1

Carlos was born in spain. He is a spain citizen.

Hint 1

A citizen is someone who lives in a certain town or city.

Front 2

Council. Noun

Cough up. Phrase.

Back 2

The council met to discuss the new laws for the city.

Steve finally coughed up the money he owed up

Hint 2

A council is a group of people who run a city or town.

(Phrase) Came into

Front 3

Declare. Verb

Back 3

I declared my love for her.

The government has declared war on.

She declared for the new airport plan

Hint 3

To declare is to say something officially.

Front 4

Enormous. Adjective

Back 4

My dog looks enormous next to yours.

I don't think you realize the enormous of the problem.

Hint 4

When people or things are enormous, they are very large.

Front 5

Extraordinary. Adjective. (Incredible)

Back 5

The fire man who rescued the girl was extraordinary.

The results can't be extrapolate to other patient group.

Hint 5

When someone or something are extraordinary, they are amazing or unexpected, surprising or strange.

Front 6

Fog

Back 6

I didn't want to drive in the thick fog

Hint 6

Fog is a thick cloud that is near the ground or water.

Front 7

Funeral. Noun.

Back 7

They had a funeral for the soldier who died during the war.

Hint 7

A funeral is a ceremony that takes place after a person dies.

Front 8

Giant. Adjective.

Giant. Noun.

Back 8

The giant truck got in my way.

Hint 8

When people or things are giant, they are very big.

An imaginary creature like a man but extremely tall, strong, and usually very cruel, appearing especially in children's stories and someone who's taller than usual.

Front 9

Impression. Noun

Impress. Verb.

Impressed. adj

Back 9

Most people's first impression of Dr. Giani is that he is mean.

It impressed me that she remembered my name.

I must admit I'm impressed.

Hint 9

An impression is the way of thinking about someone or something.

V. If a person or thing impress you, you admire them or it.

Adj. Admiring something or somebody because you think they're particular good, interesting etc.

Front 10

Income. Noun.

Back 10

Her company pays her a fairy good income.

Hint 10

Income is how much money a person or business makes.

Front 11

Dog. Noun.

Back 11

The shaggy dog is running after a ball.

Hint 11

Front 12

Mouse. Noun

Back 12

The mouse is eating a grape.

Hint 12

Front 13

Squirrel. Noun.

Back 13

The red squirrel is sitting in a tree eating a nut.

Hint 13

Front 14

Cat. Noun

Back 14

The black cat is walking a cross the screen.

Hint 14

Front 15

Rabbit. Noun

Back 15

The brown rabbit is eating leaves in the yard.

Hint 15

Front 16

Mad.

Back 16

Mother got mad when I didn't listen to her

Hint 16

When someone is mad, they are angry.

Comparative. Madder.

Superlative. Maddest.

Front 17

Ought to. Modal verbs.

Back 17

I ought to take my library books back.

Hint 17

If someone ought to do something, then it is right thing to do.

Used to say what is the right thing do do.

Front 18

Resist. Verb

Back 18

He resisted to treatment at the hospital

Hint 18

To resist something is to fight against it.

Front 19

Revel. Verb.

Back 19

I will revel where I hid the candy bar.

Hint 19

To revel is to show something.

Front 20

Rid

Back 20

We rid our home of mice by using traps

Hint 20

To rid is to makes a place free from something or someone.

Front 21

Rid. Verb

Get rid of something or someone (an idiom)

Back 21

We rid our home of mice by using traps.

I

Hint 21

To rid is to makes a place free from something or someone.

To make yourself free of somebody or something that is annoying you or that you do not want to throw something away.

Front 22

Sword. Noun

Back 22

They used to use sword in battles in ancient times.

Hint 22

A sword is a long sharp weapon

Front 23

Tale. Noun.

Back 23

She told her two friends about the wild tale of her day.

Hint 23

A tale is a story using the imagination

Front 24

Trap. Noun

Back 24

We trapped butterflies in a net.

Hint 24

To trap people or animals is to capture them so they cannot get way.

Front 25

Trial. Noun

Back 25

He went on trial for robbing the bank.

Hint 25

A trial is the way a court discovers if a person is guilty or innocent.

Front 26

Violent. Adjective.

Back 26

The man was put into jail because he was violent

Hint 26

When people are violent, they want to hurt someone.

Front 27

Piglets

Back 27

The mother is nursing the piglets.

Hint 27

Slurping and sucking.

Front 28

Sheep

Back 28

The sheep is eating the green grass.

Hint 28

Chewing

Front 29

Goat

Back 29

The goats are playing in the farm.

Hint 29

Bang

Front 30

Chicken

Back 30

The chicken and chicks are pecking at their food.

Hint 30

Pecking and walking, pecking and walking.

Front 31

Cows

Back 31

The cows are grazing in the field.

Hint 31

Walking and eating,

Front 32

Bacon. Noun

Back 32

This bacon smells a bit funny, do you think it's gonna off.

Hint 32

Front 33

French fry. Noun.

Back 33

I'd like hamburger and french fries.

Hint 33

Front 34

Yogurts. Noun.

Back 34

I ate two strawberry yogurts.

Hint 34

Front 35

Cream. Noun

Back 35

These cakes filled with fresh cream.

Hint 35

Front 36

Aim. Verb

Back 36

I aim is to become a helicopter pilot.

Hint 36

An aim ia a goal someone wants to make happen.

Front 37

Attach. Verb

Back 37

I attached the socks to the clothesline to dry.

Hint 37

To attach is to put two things together

Front 38

Bet. Verb.

Back 38

How much will you bet that your horse will win.

Hint 38

To bet is to risk money on the result of a game or a business.

Front 39

Carriage. Noun.

Back 39

We took a carriage ride in the park.

Hint 39

A carriage is a vehicle pulled by a horse.

Front 40

Classic. Adjective

Back 40

The athlete made a classic mistake - he started too soon.

Hint 40

If something is classic, it's typical.

Front 41

Commute verb

Back 41

I usually commute to work on the train.

Hint 41

To commute is to travel a long distance to get work.

Front 42

Confirm verb.

Back 42

I've accepted the job over the phone, but I haven't confirmed in writing yet.

Hint 42

To confirm is to make sure something is correct.

Make certain. To make an arrangement or meeting certain, often by phone or writing.

Front 43

Criticize. Verb.

Back 43

He criticized his wife for spending too much money.

Hint 43

To criticize is to say you don't like something or someone.

Front 44

Differ. Verb

Back 44

I differ from my brother: he is short, while I am tall.

Hint 44

To differ is to not be the same as another person or thing.

Front 45

Expenses. Noun

Back 45

She wrote down all the expenses for her trip.

Hint 45

An expense is the money that people spend on something.

Front 46

Octopus

Back 46

The octopus is swimming in the ocean.

Hint 46

Push, pull, repeat.

Front 47

Dolphin

Back 47

A group of children saw dolphins swimming by.

Hint 47

Swimming and jumping.

Front 48

Shark

Back 48

The sharks are hunting for food in the shallow water.

Hint 48

Back and forth

Front 49

Squid

Back 49

The squid is swimming near the coral reef.

Hint 49

Zipping up and down, left and right in every direction.

Front 50

Stingrays. Noun.

Back 50

The stingrays are swimming over the coral reef.

Hint 50

Floating and gliding

Front 51

Formal. Adjective

Back 51

It was a formal dinner, so we wore our best clothes.

Hint 51

If something is formal, it's done in an official way.

Front 52

Hight. Adjective

Back 52

My hight is 168 centimeters

Hint 52

Hight is how tall something or someone is.

Front 53

Invent. Verb

Back 53

My grandfather has invented some interesting things.

Hint 53

To invent something is to create something that never existed before.

Front 54

Junior adjective

Back 54

When she started at the company, she was only a junior manager.

Hint 54

If something is junior in their job, they do not have a lot of power.

Front 55

Labor. Noun

Back 55

Building the house took a lot of labor

Hint 55

Labor is the act of doing or making something.

Front 56

Mechanic. Noun.

Back 56

We took the car to the mechanic to by fixed.

Hint 56

A mechanic is someone who fixes vehicles or machines.

Front 57

Prime

Back 57

Dirty air is a prime cause of illness.

Hint 57

If something is prime, it is the most important one.

Front 58

Shift. Verb

Back 58

He shifted to the other side to the table to eat his breakfast.

Hint 58

To shift to something is to move into a new place or direction.

Front 59

Signal. Verb.

Back 59

The coach blew the whistle as signal to begin the game.

Hint 59

A signal is a sound or action that tells someone to do something.

Front 60

Sincere. Adjective

Back 60

He sounded sincere when he apologized to me.

Hint 60

When people are sincere, they tell the truth.

Front 61

Ants

Back 61

The ants are carrying food.

Hint 61

Carrying food and moving fast.

Front 62

Green inchworm

Back 62

The green inchworm is crawling on wooden fence.

Hint 62

Up, forward.

Front 63

Ladybug

Back 63

The ladybugs are climbing down the branch.

Hint 63

Down they go, one after anothr.

Front 64

Bee

Back 64

The bee is pollinating the yellow flower l.

Hint 64

Busy bee, busy bee, working hard.

Front 65

Firefly

Back 65

The fireflies are flying over the wheat field.

Hint 65

Up and down left and right and back forward.... everywhere.

Front 66

Chamber. noun

Back 66

The girl was tired. She want to her chamber for a nap

Hint 66

A chamber is an old word for a bedroom.

A hall in a public that is used for formal meetings

Front 67

Deny. Verb

Back 67

The boy denied that he broke the window.

Hint 67

To deny something is to say it is not true.

Front 68

Adventure. Noun.

Back 68

Riding in the rough water was an adventure.

Hint 68

An adventure is a fun or exciting thing that you do.

Front 69

Approach. Verb

Back 69

The boy approach his school.

Hint 69

To approach something means to move close to it.

To come near to somebody in time.

Front 70

Carefully. Adverb.

Back 70

The baby carefully climbed down the stairs.

Hint 70

Carefully means with great attention, especially to detail or safety .

Front 71

Chemical. Adjective

Back 71

The scientist mixed the chemicals.

Hint 71

A chemical is something that scientist use in chemistry.

Front 72

Create. Verb

Back 72

She created an igloo from blocks of snow.

Hint 72

To creat means to make something new.

Front 73

Evil. Verb

Back 73

The evil figure scared us all.

Hint 73

Evil describes something or bad or cruel, not good.

Front 74

Experiment. Verb

Back 74

The students did experiment in science class.

Hint 74

An experiment is a test that do to see what will happen.

Front 75

Kill. Noun.

Back 75

I killed the fly with a fly swatter.

Hint 75

To kill someone or something is to make them die.

Front 76

Laugh .verb.

Back 76

The sound of their laugh filled the room.

Hint 76

Laugh is the sound made someone is happy or a funny thing occurs.

Front 77

Rhinoceros. Noun.

Back 77

The black rhinoceros is walking in the grassland.

Hint 77

Looking and observing.

Front 78

Zebras. Noun.

Back 78

The zebras are rubbing their necks.

Hint 78

Rubbing and scratching

Front 79

Elephant. Noun

Back 79

The baby elephant is playing with dirt in a zoo.

Hint 79

Gather, throw, repeat

Front 80

Monkey. Noun

Back 80

The monkeys are eating aunts with a stick.

Hint 80

Insert, pull, eat.

Front 81

Giraffes

Back 81

The giraffes are eating leaves from a three in a zoo.

Hint 81

Munching and chomping

Front 82

Loud. Adjective

Back 82

The man's voice was so loud that we all could hear him.

Hint 82

If a sound ls loud, it is strong and very easy to hear.

Front 83

Nervous. Adjective

Back 83

The boy became nervous when he heard the news.

Hint 83

When a person is nervous, they think something bad will happen.

Front 84

Noise. Noun

Back 84

The crying baby made a loud noise.

Hint 84

A noise is an unpleasant sound.

Front 85

Project. Noun

Back 85

His afternoon work project was to paint the room green.

Hint 85

A project is a type of work that you do for school or a job.

Front 86

Scare. Verb

Back 86

My uncle was scared by what he saw in the room.

Hint 86

To scare someone is to make them feel afraid.

Front 87

Secret. Adjective

Back 87

The two boys was sharing a secret.

Hint 87

A secret is something that you do not tell other people.

Front 88

Shout. Verb

Back 88

My boss shouted at me because I was late for work.

Hint 88

To shout is to say something loudly.

Front 89

Smell. Verb

Back 89

The two friends smelled the flower.

Hint 89

To smell something means to use your nose to sense it.

Front 90

Terrible. Adjective

Back 90

The way he treated his classmate was terrible.

Hint 90

If something is terrible, it is very bad.

Front 91

Worse. Adjective

Back 91

Business was worse this month than last month.

Hint 91

If something is worse, it is of poorer quailty than another thing.

Front 92

Tiger. Noun

Back 92

The tiger snoops around the woods.

Hint 92

Snooping around.

Front 93

Cheetah 🐆. Noun

Back 93

The cheetah is searching for food in the grassland.

Hint 93

Looking left, looking right.

Front 94

Lion l. Noun.

Back 94

The lion pauses and then continues walking.

Hint 94

Pause.... Strolling along.

Front 95

Lioness. Noun.

Back 95

The lioness and her cubs are walking down a path in the grasslands.

Hint 95

The cups following along, left, right.

Front 96

Jaguar

Back 96

The jaguars are relaxing in the shade.

Hint 96

Front 97

Peacock

Back 97

The peacock is turning.

Hint 97

Turning showing its tail feather

Front 98

Crawl

Back 98

The black crawl is looking for something to eat.

Hint 98

Pecking and eating

Front 99

Cranes

Back 99

The white japanese cranes are dancing in the snow.

Hint 99

Dancing and jumping

Front 100

Rooster crows

Back 100

The rooster crows while it glances around.

Hint 100

Glancing

Front 101

Swan

Back 101

The swans are swimming in the water.

Hint 101

Front 102

Alien

Back 102

The alien came in peace.

Hint 102

An alien is creature from a different world.

Front 103

Among

Back 103

There was a red apple among the green ones.

Hint 103

If you are among certain things, they're all around you.

Front 104

Chart

Back 104

We used a chart to see how we had improved.

Hint 104

A chart is a list of information.

Front 105

Cloud

Back 105

The sky was filled with white clouds.

Hint 105

A cloud is a group of water drops in the sky.

Front 106

Comprehend

Back 106

Henry could not comprehend the message.

Hint 106

To comprehend something is to understand it.

Front 107

Describe

Back 107

They described their as colorful with gold ribbon and a star

Hint 107

To describe is to say or write what someone or something is like

Front 108

Ever

Back 108

Going skiing last winter the most fun I've ever had.

Hint 108

Ever means to at any time.

Front 109

Fail

Back 109

Since he failed to got the job, he was sad.

Hint 109

To fail means you do not succeed what you try to do.

Front 110

Friendly

Back 110

The friendly animals came up to the girl.

Hint 110

Friendly is behaving in a pleasant, kind way toward someone.

Front 111

Grade

Back 111

I managed to got good grades on my report card.

Hint 111

A grade is a score mark given to someone's work.

Front 112

Acapulco

Back 112

This is acapulco beach in mexico.

Hint 112

Front 113

Bosphorus

Back 113

The bosphorus strait flows between the black sea and the marmara sea.

Hint 113

Front 114

Alps

Back 114

Alps is a mountain range in Europe.

Hint 114

Front 115

Instead

Back 115

He ate the carrot instead of the ice cream.

Hint 115

Instead means in place of.

Front 116

Library

Back 116

The library at school is full of books.

Hint 116

A library is a place where you go to read books.

Front 117

Saturn

Back 117

Saturn is the planet with the ring around it.

Hint 117

Front 118

Report

Back 118

Karen had trouble writing her report.

Hint 118

A report is something student write for school.

Front 119

Several

Back 119

He had to read several books for class.

Hint 119

Several is more than two but not many.

Front 120

Solve

Back 120

The students could easily solve the math problem.

Hint 120

To solve something is to find an answer it.

Front 121

Suddenly

Back 121

I was suddenly surprised by the cake my friends brought me.

Hint 121

If something happens suddenly, it happens quickly and unexpected

Front 122

Suppose

Back 122

I suppose I should go home now.

Hint 122

To suppose is to guess.

Front 123

Universe

Back 123

The universe is so large that it cannot be measured.

Hint 123

The universe is the know or supposed object in space.

Front 124

View

Back 124

Michael likes view himself in the mirror.

Hint 124

To view is to look at something.

Front 125

Frog

Back 125

The green frog is in the water.

Hint 125

Front 126

Newt

Back 126

The newts are underwater in pond.

Hint 126

Front 127

Snake

Back 127

The sea snake is swimming near the coral reef.

Hint 127

Silently slithering in the water, side to side, back and forth.

Front 128

Turtle

Back 128

The sea turtle is swimming in the sea.

Hint 128

Front 129

Alligator

Back 129

The alligators are slowly moving through the water

Hint 129

Front 130

Appropriate

Back 130

It's appropriate to wear a suit when you go to the office.

Hint 130

When a thing is appropriate, it's right or normal.

Front 131

Avoid

Back 131

Avoid the broken bottle on the floor.

Hint 131

To avoid something is to stay away from it.

Front 132

Behave

Back 132

She always behaves well when her father is around.

Hint 132

To behave is to act in a particular way, especially to be good.

Front 133

Calm

Back 133

A nice warm bath makes me feel so clam.

Hint 133

When someone is calm, they do not get excited or upset.

Front 134

Concern

Back 134

I was filled with concern after reading the newspaper.

Hint 134

Concern is a feeling of worry.

Front 135

Emu

Back 135

All the emus are pecking with their heads down.

Hint 135

Front 136

Kangaroo

Back 136

Kangaroos are jumping over the fence in the outback.

Hint 136

Hopping and jomping

Front 137

Koala

Back 137

The koala is eating leaves in the tree.

Hint 137

Munching and snacking

Front 138

Wombat

Back 138

The wombat is eating leaves in the tree.

Hint 138

Front 139

Issue

Back 139

The men spoke about issues that were important to the people.

Hint 139

An issue is an important topic

Front 140

None

Back 140

He spent all his money. There is none left.

Hint 140

None means not any of someone or something.

Front 141

Patient

Back 141

I had to be patient, wait untile 5 o'clock to leave.

Hint 141

If a person is patient, they don't become angry or upset easily.

Front 142

Positive

Back 142

She has a positive future ahead of her after finishing college.

Hint 142

If something is positive, it is good.

Front 143

Punish

Back 143

To punish me, my teacher had me stand in the corner.

Hint 143

To punish means to make someone suffer for breaking the rules or laws.

Front 144

Represent

Back 144

My lawyer will represent me in court.

Hint 144

To represent is to speaker or act for a person or group.

Front 145

Shake

Back 145

When people shake hands, it usually means they agree.

Hint 145

To shake us to move back and forth or up down quickly.

Front 146

Spread

Back 146

I like to spread butter on my toast.

Hint 146

To spread is to move quickly to more place. V

Front 147

Stroll

Back 147

My dog and I strolled through the park today.

Hint 147

To stroll means to walk slowly and calmly.

Front 148

Village

Back 148

There are only a few houses in my village.

Hint 148

A village is a very small town.

Front 149

spider

Back 149

The spider protecting itself.

Hint 149

Front 150

spider

Back 150

The spider protecting itself.

Hint 150

Front 151

Bug

Back 151

The bug is cleaning its self.

Hint 151

Wiping and licking.

Front 152

Caterpillar

Back 152

The caterpillar is crawling slowly.

Hint 152

Front 153

Cicadas

Back 153

Cicadas are climbing up the tree.

Hint 153

Front 154

Worm

Back 154

The worms are wriggling about.

Hint 154

Front 155

All the way

Back 155

He ran all the way to library.

He drove all the way to toronto.

Front 156

Go the other way

Back 156

Excuse me is that main street.

No, there isn't. Stop! And go the other way.

Front 157

On the way

Back 157

I can pick up milk on my way to work because the store between my home and the place.

Front 158

On my way.

Back 158

On his way to the store he lost his way.

Front 159

Aware. adj.

Back 159

I was not aware of the ringing phone.

Hint 159

If you are aware of something, you know about it.

Front 160

Badly. Adv.

Back 160

He hurt his arm badly playing with friends.

Hint 160

Badly means in a severe or harmful way.

Front 161

Continue. V.

Back 161

She stood under her umbrella as the rain continued to full.

Hint 161

To continue something is to keep doing it.

Front 162

Error. N.

Back 162

I made an error on my report, my boss was angry.

Hint 162

An error is something you do wrong.

Front 163

Experience. N.

Back 163

Rock climbing was a fun experience.

Hint 163

An experience is something you have seen or done.

Front 164

Field. N.

Back 164

The field of flowers looked so pretty.

Hint 164

A field is a big area of land.

Front 165

Hurt. V.

Back 165

She hurt her leg falling down the stairs.

Hint 165

To hurt is to do something that makes you feel pain.

Front 166

Judgment. N.

Back 166

It's good judgment to recycle your aluminum cans.

Hint 166

Judgment is the ability to form opinions or decision.

Front 167

Likely. Adv.

Back 167

I will likely stay at home and watch tv tonight.

Hint 167

If something likely happens, it will probably happen.

Front 168

Normal. Adj.

Back 168

It is normal for me bathe every night.

Hint 168

If something is normal, it isn't strange nor surprising to you.

Front 169

Rare. Adj.

Back 169

It is rare for him to miss his flight.

Hint 169

If something is rare, you do not see it very often.

Front 170

Relax. V

Back 170

The frog relaxed in the warm sun.

Hint 170

To relax is to rest.

Front 171

Belong. V.

Back 171

The blue suit belongs to Paul.

Hint 171

If something is belong to you, you own it.

Front 172

Request. V.

Back 172

The little girl requested a special gift from santa claus.

Hint 172

To request something is to ask for it.

Front 173

Reside. V.

Back 173

My brother and his family reside in a lovely house in the beach.

Hint 173

To reside means to live somewhere permanently or a long time.

Front 174

Result

Back 174

A sa result of all the rain, the man had to climb on the roof.

Hint 174

A result is something that happens because of something else.

Front 175

Roll. V.

Back 175

You must roll the ball into the pins when you bowl.

Hint 175

To roll is to move by turing over and over.

Front 176

Since. Prep.

Back 176

Since, 1992 he has been driving that car.

Hint 176

Since used to talk about a past event still happening now.

Front 177

Visible. Adj

Back 177

The moon and stars were visible in the night sky.

Hint 177

If something is visible. It can be seen.

Front 178

Wild. Adj

Back 178

You should be careful around a fox, because it is a wild animal.

Hint 178

If something is wild, it is found in nature.

Front 179

Wild. Adj

Back 179

You should be careful around a fox, because it is a wild animal.

Hint 179

If something is wild, it is found in nature.

Front 180

Deer

Back 180

The deer are running away.

Hint 180

Front 181

Fox

Back 181

The foxes are playing in the grass.

Hint 181

Playfully nudging.

Front 182

Wolf

Back 182

The gray wolf is foraging for food on the meadow.

Hint 182

Front 183

Horse

Back 183

The horse is running in the field.

Hint 183

Running and galloping.

Front 184

Buffalo

Back 184

The buffalo are playfully sparring with each other.

Hint 184

Nudging and pushing.

Front 185

Advantage

Back 185

Being tall is an advantage to a basketball player.

Hint 185

An advantage is something taht helps you.

Front 186

Cause

Back 186

The cold weather caused her to get sick.

Hint 186

To caused is to make something happen.

Front 187

Choice

Back 187

I had my choice of five doors to open.

Hint 187

A choice is the act or possiblity of picking something.

Front 188

Community

Back 188

The kids from my community usually play together.

Hint 188

A community is a group of people who live together.

Front 189

Distance

Back 189

The distance between the earth and the moon is 482,400 kilometers.

Hint 189

The distance between two things is how far it is between them.

Front 190

Escape

Back 190

The butterfly could not escape from the cage.

Hint 190

To escape is to run away from something bad.

Front 191

Face

Back 191

My sister and I have to find better way to face our differences.

Hint 191

If you face a problem, you deal with it.

Front 192

Follow

Back 192

The little boy followed his mother home.

Hint 192

To follow means to behind someone and go where they go.

Front 193

Fright

Back 193

She was filled with fright.

Hint 193

Fright is the feeling of being scared.

Front 194

chimpanzees

Back 194

The chimpanzees are walking down a path in the grassland.

Hint 194

Hang on

Front 195

Bat

Back 195

The bats are hanging from a branch eating a watermelon.

Hint 195

Licking and munching

Front 196

Anteater

Back 196

The anteater is pacing back and forth.

Hint 196

Front 197

Wild boar

Back 197

The wild boars are chewing in the grass.

Hint 197

Biting, chewing,munhing, gulping

Front 198

Ghost

Back 198

Many people are afraid of ghosts.

Hint 198

A ghost is spirit a dead person.

Front 199

Individual

Back 199

Only one individual could win bicycle race.

Hint 199

An individual is one a person.

Front 200

Pet

Back 200

Out of all my pets, the dog is my favorite.

Hint 200

A pet is an animal that lives with people.

Front 201

Reach

Back 201

I was happy to finally reach my destination.

Hint 201

To reach means to arrive at a place.

Front 202

Return

Back 202

I was happy to return home to my mom after school.

Hint 202

To return is to go back to a place.

Front 203

Survive

Back 203

The dog survive her fall into the water.

Hint 203

To survive is to stay alive.

Front 204

Upset

Back 204

She was upset because she broke her toy.

Hint 204

To be upset is to be unhappy about something.

Front 205

Voice

Back 205

He used a microphone, so everyone could hear his voice.

Hint 205

A voice is the sound a person makes when that talk or sing.

Front 206

Weather

Back 206

The weather can be sunny, cold, or rainy.

Hint 206

The weather is the condition of air: rainy, windy, ect.

Front 207

Wise

Back 207

Many people believe the owls are very animals.

Hint 207

To be wise to use experience and intelligence to make good chioses

Front 208

Owl

Back 208

The owl is turning his upside down

Hint 208

Turning, winking.

Front 209

Bear

Back 209

The grizzly bear is running in the river.

Hint 209

Splishing and splashing

Front 210

Raccoon

Back 210

The raccoon is eating peanuts in the forest.

Hint 210

Cracking and munching.

Front 211

Eagle

Back 211

The eagle is flying and swooping for fish.

Hint 211

Soaring and snatching.

Front 212

Allow

Back 212

Having a ticket will allow you to enter the show.

Hint 212

To allow something to happen means to let it happen.

Front 213

Announce

Back 213

He announced to everyone his new idea for the company.

Hint 213

To announce something is to make it known

Front 214

Beside

Back 214

The two brothers stood beside to each other.

Hint 214

When someone or something is beside you, they're next to you.

Front 215

Challenge

Back 215

It was a challenge to climb to the top of the mountain.

Hint 215

A challenge is something difficult to complete.

Front 216

Claim

Back 216

He claimed to know why country's laws were weak.

Hint 216

To claim means to say that something is true.

Front 217

Condition

Back 217

The parent's condition was very good.

Hint 217

To condition of someone or something is the state that they are in.

Front 218

Difference.

Back 218

The difference between the birds is the color of their feathers.

Hint 218

A difference is a way that something is not like other things.

Front 219

Divide

Back 219

We divided the pizza.

Hint 219

To divide something to make it into smaller parts.

Front 220

Expert

Back 220

The wizard was an expert at magic.

Hint 220

An expert is someone who is very good at doing something.

Front 221

Famous

Back 221

The eiffel tower in paris is very famous.

Hint 221

If something or someone is famous, they are known to many people.

Front 222

Happy

Back 222

The happy couple is hugging on the beach.

Hint 222

Hugging and turning.

Front 223

Like

Back 223

The young girl really like the puppies.

Hint 223

Kissing and hugging.

Front 224

Funny

Back 224

The funny man is dancing without pants.

Hint 224

Front 225

Relaxed

Back 225

The relaxed man is swinging in the hammock.

Hint 225

Front 226

Interested

Back 226

The interested monkey is looking into the camera.

Hint 226

Front 227

Force

Back 227

He used all his force to try and open the door.

Hint 227

Force is person's strength or power.

Front 228

Harm

Back 228

A hot iron can cause great harm if you are not careful.

Hint 228

Harm is hurt or problems caused to someone or something.

Front 229

Sad

Back 229

Teenager is sitting alone.

Hint 229

Lonely and moping.

Front 230

Dislike

Back 230

The woman dislike what she hears.

Hint 230

Madder and sadder, yelling and complaining.

Front 231

Scared

Back 231

The scared woman is protecting her baby

Hint 231

Screaming and trembling, panicking and

Front 232

Scared

Back 232

The scared woman is protecting her baby

Hint 232

Screaming and trembling, panicking and

Front 233

Nervous

Back 233

The nervous businessman is waiting the interview.

Hint 233

Tapping his fingers, tapping his feet.

Front 234

Board

Back 234

The board father is ready to go home.

Hint 234

Checking his watch, waiting impatiently.

Front 235

Fix

Back 235

My dad had many tools to help him fix broken things.

Hint 235

To fix something is to make it work.

Front 236

Fix

Back 236

My dad had many tools to help him fix broken things.

Hint 236

To fix something is to make it work.

Front 237

Hungry

Back 237

The woman is hungry. The hungry man is looking for food in the refrigerator.

Hint 237

Front 238

Delicious

Back 238

The woman is enjoying delicious pizza.

Hint 238

Chewing and chomping savouring

Front 239

Disgusting

Back 239

The man is eating a disgusting snack.

Hint 239

Grimacing.

Front 240

Thirsty

Back 240

The thirsty dog is drinking from the pool.

Hint 240

Lapping and panting.

Front 241

Enjoy

Back 241

The family is enjoying a vacation meal.

Hint 241

Front 242

Perhaps

Back 242

Perhaps l will eat an apple for lunch.

Hint 242

Perhaps is used when you say that something could happen.

Front 243

Content

Back 243

The baby looked very content sitting on the floor.

Hint 243

To be content is to be happy and not want more.

Front 244

Expect

Back 244

I expect the bus to be here very soon.

Hint 244

If you expect something to happen, you believe it will happen.

Front 245

Frequently

Back 245

We meet frequently, either at the beginning or ending of the week.

Hint 245

When someone is frequently, it happens often.

Front 246

Habit

Back 246

Smoking is a bad habit that can kill you

Hint 246

A habit is a thing that you do often.

Front 247

Instruct

Back 247

My teacher instruct us in several subject.

Hint 247

To instruct is to teach.

Front 248

Lay

Back 248

Don't lay your socks on the floor.

Hint 248

To lay means to put or place in a horizontal or flat positions.

Front 249

Peace

Back 249

A white dove is a symbol for peace.

Hint 249

Peace is a time without war.

Front 250

Prince

Back 250

A prince is the son of a king.

Hint 250

The prince and princess were married.

Front 251

Protect

Back 251

Fireman protect us from fires.

Hint 251

To protect someone is to stop them from getting hurt.

Front 252

Sense

Back 252

I could sense that he was watching me.

Hint 252

To sense something is to know about it without being told.

Front 253

Sudden

Back 253

He felt a sudden pain in his chest.

Hint 253

When something is sudden, it happens very quickly.

Front 254

Therefore

Back 254

He is fat. Therefore, he will go on a diet.

Hint 254

Therefore means for this reason.

Front 255

Against

Back 255

The both leaned against the wall.

Hint 255

To be against something is to be touching it or opposed to it.

Front 256

Beach

Back 256

The little girl built a sandcastle on the beach.

Hint 256

The beach is a sandy or rocky place by the ocean.

Front 257

Damage

Back 257

He was damaged the car in the accident.

Hint 257

To damage something is to break it.

Front 258

Discover

Back 258

I discovered some new information in this book.

Hint 258

To discover something is to find it for the first time.

Front 259

Anger

Back 259

Anger is a common emotion that we all feel.

Hint 259

An emotion is how you feel.

Front 260

Identify

Back 260

I used the file to identify his name.

Hint 260

To identify something is to be able to name it.

Front 261

Island

Back 261

Japan is a group of islands.

Hint 261

An island is land in the middle of water.

Front 262

Ocean

Back 262

The ocean can make powerful waves.

Hint 262

The ocean is all of the salt water that surrounds land.

Front 263

Bracelet

Back 263

In islam we don't wear bracelet.

Hint 263

Front 264

Messy

Back 264

Her long black hair was messy and dirty.

Hint 264

Front 265

Neat

Back 265

Oh my god, that's pretty. My mother is prefect. She always neat and tidy.

Front 266

Hang up your coat

Back 266

Means put the coat on the coat stand.

Front 267

Pleasant

Back 267

The character had a pleasant look on its face.

Hint 267

If something is pleasant, you enjoy it.

Front 268

Prevent

Back 268

The handcuffs prevented me from moving my hands.

Hint 268

To prevent something is to stop it from happing.

Front 269

Rock

Back 269

The stacked rocks is on top one another.

Hint 269

A rock is a hard thing in the dirt.

Front 270

Save

Back 270

I want to save the world.

Hint 270

To save something is to keep it from being hurt.

Front 271

Step

Back 271

Be careful where you step.

Hint 271

To step is to walk.

Front 272

Still

Back 272

They're still waiting in line to get tickets.

Hint 272

She used when you say that a situation keeps going on.

Front 273

Taste

Back 273

The taste of the fruit was sweet.

Hint 273

A taste is the flavor something makes in your mouth.

Front 274

Trow

Back 274

The pitcher can trow the baseball very fast.

Hint 274

To throw something is to use your hand to make it going through the air.

Front 275

Wave

Back 275

The water was filled with large blue waves.

Hint 275

A wave is a line of water that moves higher than the rest of the water.

Front 276

Earthquake

Back 276

The earthquake is shaking the ground.

Hint 276

Rumbling and tumbling, shaking and quaking.

Front 277

Hurricane

Back 277

The hurricane is blowing in from the sea.

Hint 277

Front 278

Tornado

Back 278

The tornado is twisting across the prairie.

Hint 278

Front 279

Thunderstorm

Back 279

The thunderstorm is lighting up the dark forest.

Hint 279

Front 280

Flood

Back 280

The jeep is pushing through the flood.

Hint 280

Front 281

Stamp

Back 281

The post office sells stamp at 9:00.

Hint 281

Front 282

Museum

Back 282

The museum will have a new display in February.

Hint 282

Front 283

Theater

Back 283

The theater will sell tickets at 11 a.m.

Front 284

Terrace

Back 284

The restaurant is on the terrace.

Hint 284

Front 285

Faraway

Back 285

Palestine is faraway from me.

Front 286

Close to

Back 286

Her town is close to London.

Front 287

In the middle of

Back 287

The table and the umbrella are in the middle of the chairs.

Front 288

In the back of

Back 288

Lonnie's lamb is in the back of the arm chair.

Front 289

At the top

Back 289

The castle is at the top of hill.

Front 290

The bottom of

Back 290

The spoon was at the the bottom of the pool.

Front 291

Slacks

Back 291

Trousers for men or women.

Front 292

Nightgown

Back 292

Worn by a woman or girl in bed.

Front 293

Lose

Back 293

Did you lose your homework sheet.

I always lose my keys.

Past. She lost her phone.

He lost his life in the car accident.

Hint 293

When you are unable to find something

When you are unable to keep something.

Front 294

Tuxedo

Back 294

He went to pick up his girlfriend, dress in a tuxedo and crying a red rose.

Front 295

Turtleneck

Back 295

Ohh wow l like this black turtleneck.

Hint 295

Front 296

Accept

Back 296

I accepted girl's very nice gift.

Hint 296

To accept something that is offered is to take it.

Front 297

Pattern

Back 297

My pattern of brushing my teeth is the same a most people's.

Hint 297

A pattern is a way in which something is done or organized.

Front 298

Propose

Back 298

Santa claus proposed that I try be a good boy all year.

Hint 298

To propose something is to say that it should be done.

Front 299

Purpose

Back 299

The purpose of exercising is to get into shape.

Hint 299

A purpose is the reason that that you do something.

Front 300

Release

Back 300

She released the bird her hands.

Hint 300

To release something is to stop holding it.

Front 301

Require

Back 301

We require teacher to have a university degree.

Hint 301

To require something is to say that it's necessary.

Front 302

Single

Back 302

I have a single key in my hand.

Hint 302

If something is single,then there only one.

Front 303

Success

Back 303

My daughter was a big success at school.

Hint 303

Success is doing something well that you choose to do.

Front 304

Tear

Back 304

It's easy to tear paper.

Hint 304

To tear something means to pull it apart.

Front 305

Theory

Back 305

We talked about Einstein's theory of relativity in class.

Hint 305

A theory is an idea about how something works.

Front 306

Hockey

Back 306

She plays hockey in the winter.

Hint 306

Front 307

Karate

Back 307

She has a brown belt in karate

Hint 307

Front 308

Skiing

Back 308

She also enjoys skiing and mountain biking.

Hint 308

Front 309

Badminton

Back 309

I can't play badminton

Hint 309

Front 310

Backgammon

Back 310

I don't know play backgammon.

Hint 310

Front 311

Board game

Back 311

My father knows play any board game.

Hint 311

Any game played on a board, often using dice and small pieces.

Front 312

Pipe

Back 312

The president was smoking in a pipe.

Hint 312

Front 313

Sledding

Back 313

The girl enjoys on sledding.

Hint 313

Front 314

Lasagne

Back 314

I don't eat lasagne one time.

Hint 314

An italian food dish made from layers of lasagne meat and or vegetables and white sauce

Front 315

Wrestle

Back 315

As a boy he had boxed and wrestle.

Hint 315

Front 316

Frisbee

Back 316

The boy is pulling the frisbee.

Hint 316

Front 317

Teenager

Back 317

Last year I was teenager.

Hint 317

A person who is between 13 and years old.

Front 318

Appointment

Back 318

I've got a dental appointment at 3 o'clock

Hint 318

A formal arrangemet to meet or visit somebody at a particular time especially for reason connected with their work.

Front 319

Offer

Back 319

I don't think they need help, but I think I should offer anyway.

Hint 319

To say that you are willing to give something to somebody

Front 320

Golfer

Back 320

The golfer putts the ball into the hole.

Hint 320

Front 321

Ping-pong

Back 321

The young man is playing ping-pong in the basement.

Hint 321

Front 322

Ping-pong

Back 322

The young man is playing ping-pong in the basement.

Hint 322

Front 323

Boxing

Back 323

The man is practicing his boxing skills.

Hint 323

Front 324

Car racing

Back 324

Cars speed around the auto racing track.

Hint 324

Front 325

Guitar

Back 325

She plays guitar in a band.

Hint 325

Front 326

Piano

Back 326

She was accompany by her husband on piano.

Hint 326

Front 327

Saxophone

Back 327

Does she aware play saxophone.

Hint 327

Front 328

Trumpet

Back 328

My mother got mad when I play trumpet.

Hint 328

Front 329

Flute

Back 329

There was a crazy man he played flute in the court.

Hint 329

Front 330

Violin

Back 330

The cello is a member of the violin family

Hint 330

Front 331

Drum

Back 331

There was a great crash and then a long. roll of drum.

Hint 331

Front 332

Stereo

Back 332

We have an old stereo.

Hint 332

Front 333

Cassette

Back 333

I remember listening to their first album on cassette.

Hint 333

Front 334

Tape

Back 334

Fit the carpet using double-sided tape.

Hint 334

Front 335

Sale

Back 335

She gets 10 percent commission on each sale.

Hint 335

Front 336

Brilliant

Back 336

What a brilliant idea.

Hint 336

Extremely clever or impressive.

Front 337

Musical

Back 337

She had a brilliant career in musical theater.

Hint 337

Connected with music.

Front 338

Orchestra

Back 338

She plays flute in the school orchestra.

Hint 338

Front 339

Symphony

Back 339

Chicago symphony orchestra.

Front 340

Benefit

Back 340

Being able to fly is a good benefit to birds

Hint 340

A benefit is a good thing.

Front 341

Certain

Back 341

I'm certain that zebras have strips.

Hint 341

If you're certain about something, you know it's true.

Front 342

Chance

Back 342

I had a chance to see the Roman coliseum last summer.

Hint 342

A chance is an opportunity to do something.

Front 343

Effect

Back 343

The medicine had a good effect on the boy.

Hint 343

A change that somebody or something causes in somebody or something else

Front 344

Essential

Back 344

It's essential to have oxygen when you scuba dive.

Hint 344

If something is essential, it's very important and necessary.

Front 345

Far

Back 345

It's far going from the east coast to the west coast of America.

Hint 345

If something is far , it is not close.

Front 346

Far

Back 346

It's far going from the east coast to the west coast of America.

Hint 346

If something is far , it is not close.

Front 347

Focus

Back 347

My mom always helps me to focus on my school work.

Hint 347

To focus on something is to think about it and pay attention to it.

Front 348

Function

Back 348

The function of flashlight is to help you see in the dark.

Hint 348

The function of something is what it does.

Front 349

Grass

Back 349

The grass looked so soft in the green.

Hint 349

Grass in the green leaves that cover the ground.

Front 350

Guard

Back 350

The police officer will guard us from any harm.

Hint 350

To guard something is to take care of it.

Front 351

Image

Back 351

The image of her eye was very clear.

Hint 351

The image of something is a picture of it.

Front 352

Commute to work

Back 352

The people are commuting to work by the train

Hint 352

Front 353

Attend a meeting

Back 353

Everyone in the department is attending a meeting.

Hint 353

Front 354

Make a phone call

Back 354

The person is make a telephone call.

Hint 354

Front 355

Use a computer

Back 355

The person is using a computer to write an e-mail.

Hint 355

Front 356

Shower

Back 356

The man is showering.

Hint 356

Front 357

Bath

Back 357

The brothers are bathing.

Hint 357

Front 358

Destination

Back 358

Our luggage was checked all the way through to our final destination.

Hint 358

The arrive point.

Front 359

Population

Back 359

The population in the studim is very big.

Hint 359

Refers to the number of people in an area. Do you know the population of you city.

Front 360

Peep

Back 360

She had peeped into the book her sister.

Hint 360

To look quickly and secretly at something, especially through a small opening.

Front 361

Consider

Back 361

She was considering in her own mind.

Hint 361

To think about something carefully, especially in order to make a decision

Front 362

Decision

Back 362

I think I've made the right decision.

Hint 362

A choice or judgment that you make after thinking and talking about what is the best thing to do.

Front 363

Doubt

Back 363

I'm doubt between them I don't aware what should I take a decision

Hint 363

A feeling of being uncertain about something or not believing something

Front 364

Wether

Back 364

He seemed undecided wether to go or stay.

Hint 364

Used to express a doubt it choice between tow possibilities

Front 365

Tuck

Back 365

He tucked his napkin under his chin.

Hint 365

Front 366

Shaker

Back 366

He broke a salt shaker.

Front 367

Disturb

Back 367

I'm sorry to disturb you, but may I talk to you for a moment l.

Hint 367

To interrupt somebody when they are trying to work sleep.

Front 368

Interrupt

Back 368

Sorry to interrupt, but there's someone to see you.

Hint 368

To say or do something that makes somebody stop what they're saying or doing.

Front 369

Immediate

Back 369

An immediate response came from pizza place.

Hint 369

If something is immediate l, it happen quickly.

Front 370

Primary

Back 370

His primary thoughts are about money.

Hint 370

If something is primary, it's most important thing.

Front 371

Proud

Back 371

She's proud of the picture she drew of her house.

Hint 371

If someone feels proud, they're happy about what thay have done.

Front 372

Remain

Back 372

My sister had to remain home since she was sick.

Hint 372

To remain somewhere to stay there.

Front 373

Separate

Back 373

New York and Los Angeles are in two separate parts of America.

Hint 373

If two things are separate, they're not together.

Front 374

Site

Back 374

We found the perfect site for our picnic.

Hint 374

A site is a place.

Front 375

Wags

Back 375

Our dog wags its tail when it's happy.

Hint 375

A tail is a part of an animal's body, sticking out from it's rear or back.

Front 376

Discuss. Verb

Back 376

We need to discuss when we should go.

Hint 376

To talk about something with somebody's especially in order decide something.

Front 377

Anymore. Adverb.

Back 377

Her old pants don't fit her anymore.

Hint 377

Anymore means any longer.

Front 378

Asleep. Adjective

Back 378

The baby has been asleep for hours.

Hint 378

When a person is asleep, they're not awake.

Front 379

Asleep. Adjective

Back 379

The baby has been asleep for hours.

Hint 379

When a person is asleep, they're not awake.

Front 380

Berry l. Noun

Back 380

The berry looked delicious.

Hint 380

A berry is a small round fruit that grows on certain plants and trees.

Front 381

Collect. Verb

Back 381

I collected shells when I was younger.

Hint 381

To collect things is to ground them together all in one place.

Front 382

Compete. Verb.

Back 382

He will compete with very good athletes.

Hint 382

To compete is to try to be better than someone.

Front 383

Conversation. Noun.

Back 383

There were two conversation going on at once.

Hint 383

Front 384

Creature. Noun.

Back 384

The creature we saw was today either dolphin or porpoise.

Hint 384

A creature is any living thing.

Front 385

Decision. Noun.

Back 385

He made the wrong decision.

Hint 385

A decision the wrong decision.

Front 386

Either. Pronoun. Determiner.

Back 386

You can choose to be either white or black when you play chess.

Hint 386

Either is used with or to say there are two or more possibilities.

Front 387

Forest. Noun

Back 387

I love to go forest.

Hint 387

A forest is a place with lots trees and animals.

Front 388

Ground

Back 388

The ground under our feet was dry and brown.

Hint 388

The ground is the top part of the earth that we walk on.

Front 389

Architect

Back 389

The house was designed by architect Louis khan.

Hint 389

A person whose job is designing buildings.

Front 390

Technician. Also tech.

Back 390

A need to train technician in computer aided engineering.

Hint 390

A person whose job keeping a machine good condition.

Front 391

Anxious

Back 391

He anxious made me anxious.

Hint 391

Worried because you think something bad might happen.

Front 392

Curious

Back 392

People were curious to know why the accident happened.

Hint 392

Wanting to know or learn about something.

Front 393

Introduce. verb

Back 393

I introduced myself to our newest co-worker today.

Hint 393

To introduce something or someone is to say who they are.

Front 394

Marry. Verb

Back 394

Rose and Henry were married, and they lived happily.

Hint 394

Marry is to legally become husband and wife.

Front 395

Prepare. Verb

Back 395

I prepared speech to the class.

Hint 395

To prepare is to get ready for something.

Front 396

Sail. Verb

Back 396

I love to sail my boat on the lake.

Hint 396

To sail to move a boat on the water.

Front 397

Serious

Back 397

The accident was very serious.

Hint 397

When something is serious, it's bad or unsafe.

Front 398

Serious. Adjective

Back 398

The accident was very serious.

Hint 398

When something is serious, it's bad or unsafe.

Front 399

Spend. verb

Back 399

I like to spend my free time finishing

Hint 399

To spend is to use time doing something or being somewhere.

Front 400

Strange. Adjective

Back 400

Joe had a strange look on his face after he saw what happened.

Hint 400

When something is strange, it's not normal.

Front 401

Truth. Noun

Back 401

He was telling the truth about seeing a large green snake.

Hint 401

The truth is a fact or something that is right.

Front 402

Wake. Verb

Back 402

He's always fall of energy when he wakes in the morning.

Hint 402

To wake is to not be sleeping anymore.

Front 403

Passenger.

Back 403

The boat was carrying more than 100 passenger.

Hint 403

A person who is travelling in a car or place or ship and who is not driving it or working on it.

Front 404

Flight attendant. Noun.

Back 404

A person whose job is to serve and take care of passenger on an aircraft

Front 405

Terminal. Noun.

Back 405

Your flight leaves from terminal 3.

Hint 405

A building or set of buildings at an airport where passenger arrive and leave

Front 406

Depressed. Adjective

Back 406

You mustn't let yourself getting depressed.

He was very depressed about losing his job.

Hint 406

You're feel very unhappy of a difficult or unpleasant situation that you feel you cannot change.

Front 407

Disappointed. Adjective

Back 407

Obviously, I'm feel very disappointed at not getting the job.

Hint 407

Front 408

Climax. Noun

Back 408

The climax of the movie was the most exciting part.

Hint 408

The most intense exciting or important point of something.

Front 409

Wax.

Back 409

Wax your car to make it shiny.

Hint 409

Various natural, oily or greasy heat sensitive substance, to polish surfaces.

Front 410

Method. Noun

Back 410

One method to remember things is to a string around your finger.

Hint 410

A method is the way to do something.

Front 411

Neighbor. Noun

Back 411

I like my neighbor because he's very friendly.

Hint 411

A neighbour is a person who lives near you.

Front 412

Professional. Adjective.

Back 412

If you want to be a polite, you must have professional training.

Hint 412

If something is professional, is deals with work that uses special skills.

Front 413

Profit. Noun

Back 413

I made a small profit from selling my old clothes.

Hint 413

A profit is the extra money you make when you sell something.

Front 414

Quality. Noun.

Back 414

The quality of his car is very good.

Hint 414

The quality of something is how good it is.

Front 415

Shape. Noun

Back 415

The triangle is my favorite shape.

Hint 415

A shape is a simple form like a square or cricle.

Front 416

Space. Noun

Back 416

I don't have much space for things In my small house.

Hint 416

A space is an empty area.

Front 417

Stairs. Noun

Back 417

You can take the stairs to the second floor.

Hint 417

Stairs are the things that are used to go up in a building.

Front 418

Symbol. Noun.

Back 418

This symbol tells us that we cannot smoke in this area.

Hint 418

A symbol is a thing that stands for something else.

Front 419

Thin. Adjective

Back 419

The man was thin because he didn't eat much.

Hint 419

If someone or something is thin, they are not fat.

Front 420

Snarky. Adjective.

Comparative. Sneakier

Superlative. Snarkiest

Back 420

.

Hint 420

Criticizing somebody in an unkind way.

Front 421

Bloated. Adjective.

Back 421

A bloated body floating in the canal.

Hint 421

Full of liquid or gas and therefore bigger than normal, in a way that in unpleasant.

Front 422

Cramp. noun.

Back 422

I got cramp in my leg.

Hint 422

A sudden pain that you get the muscle in a particular apast of your body contrast, usually caused by cold or too much exercise.

And are sever in your abdomen.

Front 423

Blood. Noun.

Back 423

I cut my finger and blood on my shirt.

Hint 423

Blood is the red liquid in your body.

Front 424

Burn. Adjective.

Back 424

I burned some wood in the camp fire.

Hint 424

To burn something is to set it on fire.

Front 425

Cell. Noun

Back 425

The jail cell was very small.

Hint 425

A cell is a small room where a person is looked in.

Front 426

Contain. Verb.

Back 426

The mailbox contained a letter.

Hint 426

To contained something is to have it inside.

Front 427

Correct. Adjective.

Back 427

All of my answers on the test were correct.

Hint 427

To be correct is to be right.

Front 428

Crop. Noun

Back 428

Wheat is a crop that made into bread.

Hint 428

A crop is food that a farmer grows.

Front 429

Demanded. Verb

Back 429

The workers demanded to be paid more money.

Hint 429

To demand something is to say strongly that you want it.

Front 430

Equal. Adjective.

Back 430

Both student are equal in age.

Hint 430

To be equal is to be the same.

Front 431

Feed. Verb

Back 431

Mother feeds my baby brother everyday.

Hint 431

To feed is to give food.

Front 432

Hole. noun

Back 432

The man was going to jump into the hole in the ice.

Hint 432

A hole is opening in something.

Front 433

Wardrobe. Noun.

Back 433

My wardrobe is very little.

Hint 433

Front 434

Nightstand. Noun.

Back 434

When my mother was alive the nightstand was clean but now it's very dirty.

Hint 434

A small table next to a bed.

Front 435

Poster.

Back 435

My room in my grandmother house's I was having a posters.

Hint 435

Front 436

Cupboard. Noun.

Back 436

I found it hidden in the back of cupboard.

Hint 436

Front 437

The Cabinet. Noun.

Back 437

We have an old cabinet.

Hint 437

Front 438

Affect. Verb.

Back 438

Your opinion won't affect my decision.

Hint 438

To produce a change in somebody or something.

Front 439

Seek. Verb.

Back 439

Police aren't seeking anyone else in connection with the death

Hint 439

To look for something/somebody

Front 440

Republic. Noun.

Back 440

Mary mcaleese has been the president of the ireland since 1997.

Hint 440

A country that is governed by a president and politicians elected by the people and where there is no king or queen.

Front 441

Occasionally. Adverb.

Back 441

This type of allergy can very occasionally be fatal.

Hint 441

Something but not often.

Front 442

Fatal. Adjective.

Back 442

If she gets ill again it could prove fatal.

Hint 442

Ending in death.

Front 443

Surprised. Adjective.

Back 443

I'll be surprised if he gets here on time.

Hint 443

Front 444

Irritated. Adjective

Back 444

I was beginn ing to get irritated.

Hint 444

Front 445

Increase. Verb

Back 445

They've increased the price of gas by 15 cents.

Hint 445

To increase something is to make it larger or more.

Front 446

Lord. Noun

Back 446

The lord of the kind was not kind.

Hint 446

Long ago, a lord was a man in charge of a town.

Front 447

Owe. Verb

Back 447

I owed him twenty dollars, so I paid him back.

Hint 447

To owe is to have to pay or give back something received from another.

Front 448

Position. Noun.

Back 448

How can you sir in position.

Hint 448

A position is the way something is placed.

Front 449

Raise. Verb.

Back 449

We had to work right to raise the last piece.

Hint 449

To raise something is to lift it up.

Front 450

Responsible. Adjective.

Back 450

I try to be responsible l and save money.

Hint 450

If a person is responsible, they do the right things.

Front 451

Sight. Noun

Back 451

I saw the pyramids of Egypt. What a sight.

Hint 451

A sight is something interesting to see.

Front 452

Spot. Noun

Back 452

The kitchen is a good spot to eat meals.

Hint 452

A spot is a place where something happens.

Front 453

Structure. Noun.

Back 453

They just built a beautiful new structure downtown.

Hint 453

A structure is a building.

Front 454

Whole. Adjective.

Back 454

I ate the whole pie. We don't have any more.

Hint 454

Whole means all of something.

Front 455

Station. Noun

Back 455

A subway station.

Hint 455

A place where trains stop so that passenger can get on and off the buildings connected with this.

Front 456

Barbecue. Noun.

Back 456

I put another steak on the barbecue.

Hint 456

A metal farm for cooking food on over an open fire outdoors.

Front 457

Machine. Noun.

Back 457

How does this machine work?

Hint 457

.

Front 458

Astronaut. Noun.

Back 458

Sending astronaut into space.

Hint 458

A person whose job involves traveling and working.

Front 459

Satellite. Noun.

Back 459

The interview came live by satellite from Hollywood

Hint 459

Front 460

Fuel. Noun

Back 460

The car has 65-liter fuel tank.

Hint 460

Front 461

Coach. Noun.

Back 461

My coach gets very excited during games.

Hint 461

A couch is a person who teaches sports.

Front 462

Control. Verb.

Back 462

To control the TV, just push the buttons.

Hint 462

To control something is to make it do what you want.

Front 463

Description. Noun.

Back 463

I gave a description of the man with the gun and hat to the police.

Hint 463

A description of someone or something says what they are like.

Front 464

Gun. Noun.

Back 464

I have never fired a gun in my life.

Hint 464

A weapon that is used for firing bullets.

Front 465

Rout noun.

Back 465

Which is the best route to take?

Hint 465

A way that you follow to get from one place to another

Front 466

Direct. Adjective.

Back 466

The green path is a direct route to my house.

Hint 466

If something is direct, it goes straight between two place.

Front 467

Exam. Noun

Back 467

I did some practice question for the math exam on the board.

Hint 467

An exam is a test.

Front 468

Example. Noun.

Back 468

Cola is an example of a soft drink.

Hint 468

An example of something is a thing that is typical of it.

Front 469

Limit. Noun

Back 469

My mother put a limit on how much I could use the phone.

Hint 469

A limit is the largest or smallest amount of something that you allowed.

Front 470

Neighbourhood. Noun.

Back 470

We grew up in the same neighbourhood.

Hint 470

An area of a town the people who live there.

Front 471

Local. Adjective

Back 471

The local market in my neighbourhood sells all the food we need.

Hint 471

If something is local, it's nearby.

Front 472

Magical. Adjective

Back 472

The firework made the night sky look so magical.

Hint 472

Magical describes a quality that makes someone or something special.

Front 473

Effort. Noun.

Back 473

You should put more effort into your work.

Hint 473

The physical or mental energy that you need to do.

Front 474

Indicate. Verb.

Back 474

He has declared support for women, but his actions have indicate overwise.

Hint 474

To show that something is ture or exists.

Front 475

Support. verb.

Back 475

If you raise it at the meeting, I'll support you.

Hint 475

To help or encourage something or somebody by saying or showing that you agree with them.

Front 476

Suspicious. Adjective

Back 476

People are suspicious of strangers.

Hint 476

Front 477

Upset. Adjective.

Back 477

They're terribly upset break up of their parent's marriage.

Hint 477

Front 478

Mail. Noun

Back 478

I get a lot of mail, because I have friends all over the world.

Hint 478

Mail is letters and other things sent to people.

Front 479

Novel. Noun.

Back 479

He wrote a great novel about ancient china.

Hint 479

A novel is a book that tells a story.

Front 480

Outline. Noun.

Back 480

Before I wrote my essay, I made an outline.

Hint 480

To give a description of the main facts in something.

An outline is the plan for a story or essay.

Front 481

Essay. Noun.

Back 481

I have to write an essay this weekend.

Hint 481

A short piece of by a student as part of a course of study.

Front 482

Poet. Noun

Back 482

William shakespeare was one of the greatest poets.

Hint 482

A poet is a person who writes poems.

Front 483

Print. Verb.

Back 483

Make sure that you print your name clearly.

Hint 483

To print something is to put it into paper.

Front 484

Scene. Noun.

Back 484

A movie made up of many short pieces or scenes.

Hint 484

A scene is one part of a book or movie.

Front 485

Sheet. Noun.

Back 485

I only needed a single sheet of papper to do my homework.

Hint 485

A sheet is think flat is papper.

Front 486

Silly. adjective

Back 486

I made a silly mistake of dropping mom's vase.

Hint 486

If someone or something is silly, they show a lack of thought or understanding or judgement.

Front 487

Store. Noun

Back 487

I picked up a few things are the grocery store.

Hint 487

A store is a place where you can buy things.

Front 488

Suffer. Verb

Back 488

Her headache made her suffer all day.

Hint 488

To suffer is to feel pain.

Front 489

Technology. Noun

Back 489

He loves technology such as laptop computer.

Hint 489

Technology is new things made by using science.

Front 490

Cotton. noun

Back 490

From the age of six she worked in the fields, picking cotton.

Hint 490

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Front 491

Railroad. Noun.

Back 491

This town got a lot bigger when the railroad came in the 1860s

Hint 491

Front 492

Willing. Adj

Back 492

Many consumers are willing to pay more for organic food.

Hint 492

Not objecting to doing something having no reason for not doing something.

Front 493

Century. Noun

Back 493

Those stories have been told again and again through the centuries.

Hint 493

A period of 100 years.

Front 494

Instead. Adverb.

Back 494

Lee was ill so I went instead.

Hint 494

In the place of something/somebody

Front 495

Danger. Noun

Back 495

Firefighters face danger every day.

Hint 495

The possibility of something happening that will injure harm or kill somebody or damage or destroy something.

Front 496

Across. Prep.

Back 496

He walked across the board to the other side.

Hint 496

To go across something is to go to the other side.

Front 497

Breathe. Verb.

Back 497

We need strong lungs to help us to breathe well.

Hint 497

To breathe means to let air go in and out of your body.

Front 498

Characteristic. Noun.

Back 498

One characteristic of tigers is their black strips.

Hint 498

A characteristic is something that shows what a person or a thing is like.

Front 499

Consume. Verb.

Back 499

Jack consumed a whole plate of spaghetti.

Hint 499

To consume something is to eat or drink it.

Front 500

Excite. Verb.

Back 500

I heard about the school dance on Friday. This excited me.

Hint 500

To excite someone means to make them happy and interested

Front 501

Heavily. Adverb

Back 501

It was raining heavily.

Hint 501

To a great degree in large amounts.

Front 502

Extreme. Adjective

Back 502

His workout was so extreme that he was sweating heavily.

Hint 502

If something is extreme, it's in a large amount or degree.

Front 503

Fear. Noun.

Back 503

I have a great fear of skateboarding.

Hint 503

Fear is the feeling of being afraid.

Front 504

Fortunate. Adj.

Back 504

I was fortunate to get a seat.

Hint 504

If you're fortunate l, you are lucky.

Front 505

Length noun.

Back 505

The length of the floor is three meters.

Hint 505

The length of something is how long it is from one end to the other.

Front 506

Yell. Verb.

Back 506

Be careful!' he yelled.

Hint 506

To shout loudly, for example because you're angry.

Front 507

Opportunity. Noun.

Back 507

I had an opportunity to take pictures in the jungle.

Hint 507

An opportunity is a chance to do something.

Front 508

To bail

Back 508

Let's bail! This is not very fun.

Hint 508

To leave

Front 509

To bum

Back 509

Hey can I bum a pen off of you?

Hint 509

To borrow.

Front 510

To rock.

Back 510

Yeah, I'm gonna rock my sunglasses at the beach tomorrow.

Hint 510

To be fashionable.

Front 511

Hella.

Back 511

This has hella mistake in it.

Hint 511

Very / super / a lot of.

Front 512

Sketchy.

Back 512

That guy/girl very sketchy.

This place is sketchy. Let's go somewhere else.

Hint 512

A little bit suspicious / not quite right.

Front 513

I couldn't care less.

Back 513

My co-worker's project wasn't successful I couldn't care less.

Hint 513

It's not possible for me to care any less about this situation.

Front 514

Nip it in the bud.

Back 514

Oh my gosh, I need to nip this in the bud

Hint 514

To stop something before it becomes something else.

To stop something while it's still in it's early development.

Front 515

On and the same

Back 515

My teacher and my father on and the same person.

Hint 515

Different terms that are the same person or thing.

Front 516

In tenterhooks.

Back 516

I was on tenterhooks to learn about the end of the story.

Hint 516

Anxiously waiting for news about someone or something.

Front 517

Moot point.

Back 517

He's a programmer, but it's a moot point because he's a convict.

Hint 517

A matter of on importance or an irrelevant question.

Front 518

Inherit. Verb.

Back 518

He'll inherit the title on the death of his uncle.

Hint 518

To receive money,

Front 519

Property. Noun

Back 519

Be careful not damage other people's property.

Hint 519

A thing or things are Owned by somebody, a possession or possessions.

Front 520

Briefly. Adverb.

Back 520

She met John briefly on Friday night.

He had spoken to Emma only briefly.

Hint 520

For a short time

Front 521

Enormously. Adverb.

Back 521

She was looking forward to the meeting enormously.

Hint 521

Very very much.

Front 522

Animate. Verb.

Back 522

A smile suddenly animated her face.

Hint 522

To make something more lively or full of .energy

Front 523

Animate. Adjective.

Back 523

Rocks and machines are not animate things.

Hint 523

When something is animate, it has life.

Front 524

Classify. Verb.

Back 524

The biologist classified the plant as a completely new species.

Hint 524

To classify things is to put them into groups based on their type.

Front 525

Concede. Verb.

Back 525

The student conceded that he had cheated on the test.

Hint 525

To concede is to admit that something is ture against your wish.

Front 526

Concept.noun

Back 526

I learned some concepts molecules before working in the science lap.

Hint 526

A concept is an idea about something.

Front 527

Construct. Verb.

Back 527

The men used wood and metal to construct a house.

Hint 527

To built or make something.

Front 528

Decade l. Noun

Back 528

She celebrated her three decade of work with the company.

Hint 528

A period often years.

Front 529

Diagram. Noun.

Back 529

By following the diagram, I was able to put the desk together.

Hint 529

Is a simple drawing that explains what something is or how it works.

Front 530

Ferry. Noun.

Back 530

The ferry took the people across the lake.

Hint 530

A ferry is a boat that carries passenger over short distance.

Front 531

Handy. Adjectives. Informal.

Back 531

An.eraser is handy if you make a lot of mistakes.

Hint 531

Is something is handy, it's useful

Front 532

Isolate. Verb.

Back 532

The teacher isolated the bad child from the class before talking with her.

Hint 532

Is to separate one person or thing from a group.

Front 533

Longing. Verb.

Back 533

Since he skipped breakfast, he had a longing for food all morning.

Hint 533

Front 534

Numerous. Adjective

Back 534

It was hard drive fast since there were numerous holes in the road.

Hint 534

If something is numerous, there are many of those things.

Front 535

Pick out.

Back 535

She picked out her favorite dress from the special occasion.

Hint 535

To choose something or someone for a group of options.(often use with clothes)

Front 536

Jealous.

Back 536

He's just jealous because I got a promoted and he didn't.

Hint 536

In this case, this word is used as a what another person has.

Front 537

Jealous.

Back 537

Anna says she feels so jealous Evey time another woman looks at her boyfriend.

Hint 537

(Unhappy) upset and angry because someone that you love seems interesting in another person.

Front 538

Pull off.

Back 538

You're jealous because you couldn't pull this off.

No now thinks he can beat the national chess champion, but he's confident he will pull it off

Hint 538

To successfully accomplish something risky or difficult.

Front 539

Defeat.

Back 539

He defeated the champion in three sets.

Hint 539

To win against somebody in a war, competition, sports game, etc.

Front 540

Blame.

Back 540

Don't blame me if you miss the bus.

Hint 540

To think or say that somebody or something is responsible for something bad.

Front 541

Coincidence. Same time.

Back 541

You chose exactly the same wallpaper as us so what. Coincidence.

Hint 541

An occasion when two or more similar things happen at the same time, especially in a way that is unlikely and surprising

Front 542

Exaggerated.

Back 542

There's often an exaggerated fear of hurting another person's feelings.

Hint 542

Seeming larger, more important, better, or worse than it really is

Front 543

Labor. Verb.

Back 543

He was in his study labor away over some old papers.

They labored for years to clear their son's name.

Hint 543

To try very hard to do something difficult.

Front 544

Struggle.

Back 544

The kids struggled with each other for the toy.

Hint 544

Is to fight against something or someone.

Front 545

Dusk.

Back 545

She arrived home as dusk was falling.

Hint 545

The time of day when the light has almost gone, but it's not yet dark.

Front 546

Dawn.

Back 546

I woke up just before dawn.

Hint 546

The time of day when light first appears.

Daybreak.

Front 547

Puzzled.

Back 547

She had a puzzled look on her face.

Hint 547

Unable to understand something or reason for something.

Front 548

Anthropology. Noun

Back 548

In anthropology, I learned about simple tools that ancient cultures used.

Hint 548

Is the study of people, society,and Culture.

Front 549

Applaud. Verb.

Back 549

Everyone cheered and applauded Manny's effort.

Hint 549

Means to clap in order to show approval.

Front 550

Appoint. Verb.

Back 550

Two students appointed to help scientists with their research.

Hint 550

To appoint someone to a job means to give the job to them.

Front 551

Compatible. Adj

Back 551

Jan and Fred are too different, they'll never be compatible.

Hint 551

When things are compatible, they work well or exist tighter successful.

Front 552

Competence. Noun.

Back 552

The job was easy because the group had enough competence to do it well.

Hint 552

Is the ability to do something well or effectively.

Front 553

Confer. Verb.

Back 553

I'll have to confer with my wife before I can purchase a new car.

Hint 553

To confer with someone means to discuss something with them to make a decision.

Front 554

Equinox. Noun

Back 554

Will you have a party for equinox this year.

Hint 554

A time or date when the sun across the equator, and day and night are of equal length.

Front 555

Jinx. Noun. Verb.

Back 555

The witch jinxed me and now I'm werewolf.

Hint 555

N. A person or thing that brings bad luck.V. To bring bad luck.

Front 556

Alone adjective

Back 556

The boy wanted to be alone to think.

Hint 556

If someone is alone, they're not another person.

Front 557

Apartment

Back 557

She has a nice apartment in the city.

Hint 557

An apartment is set of rooms in building where people

Front 558

Article. Noun.

Back 558

Did you read the article in the newspaper about the soccer game.

Hint 558

An article is a story in a newspaper or magazine.

Front 559

Sculpture. Noun

Back 559

Sculpture's moo salah became very famous.

Hint 559

A work of art that is a solid or object made by caving or shaping wood stone.

Front 560

Artist. Noun

Back 560

He went to paris to become artist.

Hint 560

An artist is a person who paints, draw or makes sculpture.

Front 561

Attitude. Noun.

Back 561

John has a bad attitude. He's always angry.

Hint 561

Someone's attitude is the way they feel and think.

Front 562

Compare. Verb.

Back 562

If you compare cats and dogs, you'll see they're both good pets.

Hint 562

To compare means to say how two things are the same and different.

Front 563

Judge. Verb

Back 563

The boy was going to judge how his mother's turket tasted

Hint 563

To judge something is to say if it's good or bad.

Front 564

Magazine. Noun.

Back 564

She likes to read fashion magazine.

Hint 564

A magazine is a regular publication with news stories and articles.

Front 565

Material

Back 565

Brick is a good material for building houses.

Hint 565

A material is what used to make something.

Front 566

Meal. Noun

Back 566

Breakfast is my favorite meal because I enjoy breakfast food.

Hint 566

A meal is a time food is eaten like breakfast lunch or dinner.

Front 567

Aid.

Back 567

The doctor help the boy after his accident.

Hint 567

To aid someone is to help them when they need something.

Front 568

Attempt.v.

Back 568

I'm attempting to learn English.

Hint 568

To attempt something is to try to do thing.

Front 569

Authority.

Back 569

The police man has authority in the street.

Hint 569

is the power that somebody has because of their position.

Front 570

Cooperate.

Back 570

The students cooperated to clean up the classroom.

Hint 570

Isto work together to do something.

Front 571

Defend.

Back 571

The soldiers defended the town from the invaders.

Hint 571

To defend someone or something is to protect from attack.

Front 572

Destruction.

Back 572

After the big fire, there was much destruction in the city.

Hint 572

Destruction is damage to something so bad that it can't be fixed.

Front 573

Division.

Back 573

The chat had six divisions which all had different colors.

Hint 573

Is the act of making smaller groups out if a large one.

Front 574

Enable.

Back 574

Having the key enabled to us open the door.

Hint 574

To enable a person it so make it possible for them do to something.

Front 575

frustrate.

Back 575

The machine frustrated me because I couldn't fix it.

Hint 575

Is to prevent someone fulfilling their desire.

Front 576

frustrate.

Back 576

The machine frustrated me because I couldn't fix it.

Hint 576

Is to prevent someone fulfilling their desire.

Front 577

Govern.

Back 577

The United States governed from the White house.

Hint 577

Is to control the public business of a country, state or city.

Front 578

Relive.

Back 578

The medicine relived the dick boy.

Hint 578

To relive someone is to make them feel less pain

Front 579

Royal.

Back 579

The king sat upon the royal throne.

Hint 579

Describes something that belongs to a king or queen.

Front 580

Slave.

Back 580

The slave worked hard all day long.

Hint 580

Is a person who is not free and must work for someone else.