Buildings and cars are examples of "massive" objects.
massive: huge
The principal is the "leader" of the school and is in charge.
leader: a person who leads other people
We bought several "packs" of gum since we saved money by buying it together.
packs: a small cardboard or paper container and the items contained within it
The library and the post office are "local" buildings you can find in your town.
local: being in a particular area or neighborhood
BRB is an "abbreviation" for "be right back".
abbreviation: shortened term
The girl asked her friend for "advice" about what to do about a bully bothering her.
advice: asking for help
We ate the apples, bananas, and bread since they were all "edible".
edible: able to be eaten
My teacher said I should be proud of my "skill" that I can multiply quickly.
skill: the ability to do something
I learned about being a lawyer and a scientist during "career" day.
career: job
The flower vase was so "delicate" that it can easily break.
delicate: able to be broken easily
The light bulb, the telephone, and the computer were once just "ideas" of scientists.
ideas: a thought or suggestion
Firefighters, police officers, and soldiers are jobs that require you to be "brave".
brave: ready to face danger or pain
My art teacher told me to grab an "adhesive", so I grabbed some glue.
adhesive: a sticky substance used to hold things together
We had to "seal" the bag shut so that we did not spill our crackers.
seal: close securely
Batman's "enemy" was the Joker.
enemy: person who you're fighting against
It was "sibling" day at school, so I brought in my younger sister.
sibling: brother or sister
We went to the "appliance" store and bought a new refrigerator.
appliance: equipment designed to perform a specific task
My younger brother is such a "pest". He is always following me around.
pest: annoying person
Gold and diamonds are "luxury" items people wish they can have.
luxury: fancy things
I wanted to get the autograph of the "famous" singer we saw at the mall.
famous: known by a lot of people
My teacher was absent, so she "postponed" the test and made it tomorrow.
postponed: put off until later
My teacher asked us to write a report about a natural "disaster", so I wrote about tornadoes.
disaster: a sudden event that causes damage
Boats and rafts are things that can "float" on water.
float: rest or move on top of liquid
My mother was excited to see "fresh" apples and strawberries for sale at the fruit stand.
fresh: recently made or obtained