list of ” Use dictionary definitions “
Word | Meaning |
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able | having the skill or power to do something |
above | in or to a higher place |
accident | something that happens by mistake or unexpectedly |
afraid | feeling fear |
agree | to have the same opinion |
almost | nearly |
always | at all times |
angry | feeling mad or upset |
animal | a living creature that is not a plant |
answer | a reply or solution |
apple | a round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin |
baby | a very young child |
ball | a round object used in games |
banana | a long yellow fruit |
bear | a large wild animal with thick fur |
beautiful | very pretty |
bed | a piece of furniture to sleep on |
bird | an animal with feathers and wings |
birthday | the day someone was born |
black | the color of the night sky without light |
blue | the color of the sky on a clear day |
boat | something that floats and travels on water |
book | a set of pages with writing or pictures |
box | a container with flat sides |
boy | a male child |
bread | a food made from flour and water |
bright | giving off a lot of light |
bring | to carry something to a place |
brother | a boy who has the same parents as you |
build | to make something by putting parts together |
bunny | a small rabbit |
bus | a big vehicle that carries many people |
buy | to get something by paying money |
cake | a sweet baked food |
call | to speak to someone on the phone |
can | to be able to |
car | a vehicle with four wheels that people drive |
cat | a small animal with fur that says “meow” |
chair | a seat with a back and four legs |
child | a young person |
city | a big town |
clean | not dirty |
climb | to go up something |
cold | having a low temperature |
color | what you see when light hits an object (like red, green, etc.) |
come | to move toward a place |
cookie | a small, sweet baked treat |
cow | a large animal that gives milk |
cry | to have tears come from your eyes when sad |
dance | to move to music |
day | the time when the sun is up |
dog | an animal often kept as a pet |
doll | a toy shaped like a person |
door | a way to open or close a room |
draw | to make a picture with a pencil or pen |
drink | to take liquid into your mouth |
drive | to control a car |
dry | not wet |
duck | a bird that swims and quacks |
eat | to put food in your mouth and swallow |
egg | a round object from a bird, often used for food |
eight | the number after seven |
eye | the part of your body you see with |
face | the front part of your head |
fall | to drop or come down |
family | people who are related to you |
farm | a place where crops are grown or animals are raised |
fast | moving quickly |
father | a male parent |
feet | the lower parts of your legs |
fire | something hot and burning |
fish | an animal that lives in water |
five | the number after four |
flower | a pretty part of a plant |
fly | to move through the air |
food | something you eat |
four | the number after three |
friend | someone you like and trust |
frog | a green animal that jumps and lives near water |
fun | something that is enjoyable |
game | something you play for fun |
girl | a female child |
go | to move from one place to another |
good | nice or right |
grass | green plants that grow on the ground |
green | the color of grass |
hand | the end of your arm that you use to hold things |
happy | feeling glad or joyful |
hat | something you wear on your head |
help | to make things easier for someone |
home | the place where you live |
hop | to jump on one foot |
horse | a large animal people can ride |
hot | having a high temperature |
house | a building where people live |
hug | to hold someone closely |
ice | water that is frozen |
jump | to push yourself off the ground with your legs |
juice | a drink made from fruit |
keep | to have something and not let it go |
kind | being nice and caring |
Let’s practice!
Look at this sentence:
We learned how to tell time in first grade.
Select the definition of tell that the sentence uses.
tell \tel\ verb telling, told 1. to speak to someone else about something: I promise not to tell anyone your secret. 2. to work out the time using a clock or watch: My younger sister knows how to tell the time. 3. to give information: Mr Johnson will be telling us about fossil fuels today.