(adj.) not normal or usual
disusual
usually
unusual
reusual
(v.) to buy something
sell
steal
purchase
find
(n.) an item of food sold in a grocery store
books
toy
grocery
clothes
(v.) to shake or tremble with cold, fear, excitement
calm
sleepy
warm
shiver
(v.) to get free from something, or to avoid something
stuck
trap
escape
lost
(v.) to make loud noises as you breathe while you are sleeping
shout
snore
yell
scream
(n.) a job, a duty, or a piece of work to be done
Shirley
play
task
game
(n.) the outer, top part, or layer of something
indoor
inside
internal
surface
(n.) the matter from which a thing is or can be made
thing
metal
wood
material
(v.) to look for a short time or while trying to avoid being seen
hide
watch
peek
stare
(v.) trade
give
take
exchange
steal
(v.) to take the place of something
replace
break
lose
add
(v.) to separate into parts or groups
combine
glue
join
divide
a person, place, thing, or idea
noun
adverb
adjective
verb
(n.) the latest time or date by which something should be completed (finishing time)
first
start date
beginning
deadline
(n.) flour combined with water, milk, etc. for baking
dough
ingredient
bread
cookie
(v.) to separate according to type, kind, class, etc.
spread
mix
toss
sort
(adj.) very large
enormous
small
little
tiny
(v.) create or design
break
find
steal
invent
(n.) the path that must be taken to reach a specific place
Ella
deadend
lost
direction
who or what the sentence is about
naming part
telling part
(v.) to laugh quietly
tease
chuckle
yell
scream
(adj.) balanced or unchanging
imbalance
uneven
steady
heavy
tells what someone or something does
telling part
naming part
a group of words that express a complete thought; has a naming and telling part
incomplete sentence
complete sentence
(n.) a person having a high level of knowledge or skill in a particular subject
beginner
expert
start
new
(n.) the Japanese art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures
wrestling
origami
Sophia
taekwondo
more than one person, place, thing, or idea
plural noun
singular noun
(n.) a short, low sound that an animal or person makes
sing
grunt
shout
whistle
(v.) to criticize angrily someone who has done something wrong
tease
praise
scold
treat
(v.) to make someone slightly angry or upset
laugh
cheer up
annoy
scold
(n.) a list of the times when particular activities or events will happen; schedule
timetable
note
list
instruction
(n.) a way or track laid down for walking
path
river
dead end
(n.) a sudden loud intake of breath with one's mouth because of surprise, shock, pain, etc
gasp
exhale
blow
puff
(adj.) requiring much thought or work; or not joking; very important
funny
joke
silly
serious