We found milk, yogurt, and cheese in the dairy SECTION of the grocery store. What does section mean?
A distinct part of anything
The farmer will SCATTER corn on the ground to feed his chickens. What does scatter mean?
To throw loosely about.
My grandmother stores lots of things down in the CELLAR. What does cellar mean?
An underground room.
No one could hear me until I used the megaphone to AMPLIFY my voice. What does amplify mean?
To make larger, greater, or stronger.
It takes the mailman four hours to walk his ROUTE each day. What does route mean?
A course, way or road for passage or travel.
Sally must COAX her dog with a treat to do his tricks. What does coax mean?
To attempt to influence by gentle persuasion.
As EDITOR of the city's newspaper, Mr. Sims corrects mistakes and checks the facts of each story. What does editor mean?
A person who corrects, prepares or arranges materials for publication.
The homecoming queen wore a very FASHIONABLE gown to the school dance. What does fashionable mean?
Current, popular, stylish
Many years ago, my grandmother's trunk once belonged to an ANCESTOR. What does ancestor mean?
A person from whom one is descended.
The teacher will REPEAT each spelling word three times. What does repeat mean?
To say or utter again.
The SWIFT current took us down the river in record time. What does the swift mean?
Moving or capable of moving with great speed.
Before going to sleep, I SWITCH off the light. What does switch mean?
To change direction of course, turn, shift, change.
It is UNUSUAL for a dog and a cat to like each other. What does unusual mean?
not common or ordinary, uncommon
We always BUNDLE our newspapers before taking them to the recycling center. What does bundle mean?
Several objects or a quantity of material gathered or bound together.
My dog likes to GNAW on bones before burying them. What does gnaw mean?
To bite or chew on
Ships of all sizes dock in the HARBOR at the end of their journey. What does HARBOR mean?
a part of a body of water along the shore deep enough for anchoring a ship & so situated with respect to coastal features, to protect from waves, winds, current
