SYNONYM
give another word for 'plummet'
bring down, reduce
The wind was cold and sharp, it was.........
or
I was confronted by a large wild dog. It was .......looking.
Guess the word?
Fierce
I'm not alive, but I can grow; I don't have lungs, but I need air; I don't have a mouth, but water kills me. What am I?
A fire
Ubiquitous- present or found everywhere
rare, scarce
to do something successfully
to pass with flying colours
what is another word for 'invigorate'
revitalize, refresh, rejuvinate
Some of these apps that you see on your mobile phones are..........
Guess the word
Clue:means they are innovative, inventive
Ingenious
I'm always in front of you but can't be seen. What am I?
The Future
Opulent (adjective):
The opulent mansion was adorned with priceless art and ornate furnishings.
needy, destitute
to ignore something that you know is wrong
to turn a blind eye
another word for intimidate
threaten , frighten, daunt
he was ...........He believed that he was good enough to solve all the problems;
What's the word that best fits?
conceited
I am an ancient Egyptian queen, known for my beauty and my tragic relationship with Mark Antony and Julius Caesar. Who am I?
Cleopatra
ephemeral-lasting for. a very short time, fleeting
long lived, permanent
to face a difficult situation with courage and determination
Bite the bullet;
Even though the test was tough, Sara decided to bite the bullet and study all night
suggest another word for 'quibble'
clue -you do it often in school
argue
means to complain, object about trivial things
When I took my son to the dentist for the first time, he..........his teeth so tightly, that she couldn't examine.
clenched
I am a classic novel character who is a young orphan living with my cruel aunt and cousins. I eventually become a governess and fall in love with Mr. Rochester. Who am I?
Jane Eyre from the novel "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Brontë).
The singer's sweet and pleasant voice captivated the audience, leaving them in awe.
suggest the opposite for the word used for the underline phrase
mellifluous;
discordent, jarring, harsh
don't waste your time worrying about things that have already happened and cannot be changed
Don't cry over spilled milk;
You made a mistake on the test, but there's no use crying over spilled milk; instead, focus on doing better next time.
guess the word- to become gradually less in number; give the synonym
dwindle/shrivel, taper off
An ............car dealer did't tell the customer that the car had been in previous two accidents
clue: its an adjective
Unscrupulous
synonym-unethical, deceitful
I speak without a mouth and hear without ears. I have no body, but I come alive with the wind. What am I?
An Echo
He made a surreptitious exit from the party to avoid a confrontation.
Opposite for the underlined word
Meaning:Kept secret or done in a way that avoids notice, often because it is improper.
Public, overt, open
To ask someone what they are thinking or feeling.
A penny for your thoughts;
When he noticed her deep in thought, he said, "A penny for your thoughts?"