Adjectives
Idioms about transport
Homophones - spell it
Negative prefixes
The meaning of words
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This adjective means the you say whatever you feel like
What is to be frank
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This means that something is going to happen sometime in the future.
What is "Somewhere Down the Road"
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A homophone for tail
What is tale (SPELL IT)
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The prefix you put infront of "happy" to make it negative
What is -un
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A person who either works with machines or buildings
What is an "Engineer"
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this adjective that starts with p - means that you have a bit to much fat on your body
What is to be plump
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That means that you should not waste your time on making something that has already been made.
What is "reinventing the Wheel"
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A homophone for hour
What is our (SPEEL IT)
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The prefix you put infront of "possible" to make it negative
What is -im
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A person who goes by plane, boat or bus
What is a "passenger"
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This adjective that starts with g - means that you often give to your sorroundings
What is to be generous
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If someone is not taking their responsibility seriously
What is "to be asleep at the Wheel"
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A homophone for mail
What is male (SPELL IT)
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The prefix you put infront of "secure" to make it negative
What is -in
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Another word for important
What is "Significant"
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You use this adjective if you are thin in a possive way
What is to be slim
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If something goes wrong or fails
What is "The wheels have come of".
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A homophone for week
What is weak (SPELL IT)
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The prefix you put infront of "loyal" to make it negative
What is -dis
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It is the proces of becoming older
What is "ageing"
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both your voice and your personality can be decribed with this adjective
What is to be deep
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It means that you are feeling or experiencing the same Things (has something to do with boat)
What is "to be in the same boat".
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A homophone for sail
What is sale (SPELL IT)
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The prefix you put infront of "relevant" to make it negative
What is -ir
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when you check something really hard and thorougly
What is "rigorously"
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