What are two definitions of the word: "Gold"
(noun) a valuable metal (“The leprechaun hid a pot of gold.”) / (adjective) a color (“She wore a gold necklace.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Green"
(noun) a color (“The grass is green.”) / (adjective) unripe or inexperienced (“The new student was green at playing the game.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "March"
(verb) to walk in a rhythmic way (“The parade will march down the street.”) / (noun) a month of the year (“St. Patrick’s Day is in March.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Ring"
(noun) a circular band (“She wore a gold ring.”) / (verb) to make a sound (“The church bells ring on St. Patrick’s Day.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Charm"
(noun) an object thought to bring luck (“This horseshoe is a lucky charm.”) / (verb) to be pleasant or persuasive (“He can charm anyone with his smile.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Band"
(noun) a musical group (“A marching band played in the parade.”) / (noun) a strip or ring of material (“She wore a green band in her hair.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Light"
(noun) brightness (“The sun gives off light.”) / (adjective) not heavy (“This bag is very light.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Toast"
(noun) a speech of celebration (“They gave a toast to good luck.”) / (noun) heated bread (“I had toast for breakfast.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Wave"
(verb) to move the hand in greeting (“They wave to the crowd in the parade.”) / (noun) movement of water (“The waves crashed on the shore.”)
What are two definitions of the word: "Spring"
(noun) a season (“St. Patrick’s Day is in the spring.”) / (verb) to jump (“The leprechaun will spring into action.”)
