On the subject of; concerning
What is 'about'?
Commonly known as H2O.
What is "water"?
Generous and caring. This word can also be a noun.
What is "kind"?
To possess something or to indicate that something belongs exclusively to a specific person.
What is "own"?
Represented by the Roman numeral "X", this number is 5 more than 5.
What is "ten"?
A preposition used to indicate a starting point, origin, or source in space, time, or logic.
What is "from"?
The idea, purpose, or significance behind a word, action, or object.
What is "meaning"?
of higher quality, greater excellence compared to something else
What is "better"?
To smile and make sounds with your voice to show that you are happy, joyful, or think something is funny.
What is "laugh"?
4 more than 2.
What is "six"?
This word means a higher position, movement across a barrier, or that an event is finished
What is "over"?
Electromagnetic radiation that can be perceived by the human eye and makes vision possible.
What is "light"?
Measuring a great distance from end to end or lasting for a considerable amount of time.
What is "long"?
to carry, lead, or take someone or something toward a place/location/person.
What is "bring"?
2 sets of 4.
What is "eight"?
Indicating that an action happens immediately after an event. It never means before; an event is approaching soon.
What is "upon"?
A liquid that you swallow to quench thirst, get nutrients, or enjoy a flavor.
What is a "drink"?
Something is limited, single, or exclusive.
What is "only"?
To grasp, carry, or support something in your hands or arms. This word can function as both a verb and a noun.
What is "hold"?
4 more than 3.
What is "seven"?
On all sides of something; located close by or present in an area.
An institution or building where people—especially children and young adults—go to receive an education.
What is "school"?
Being below average in size, quantity, degree, or importance.
What is "small"?
To remove dirt, filth, or unwanted substances from something. In addition to verb, this word can also be an adjective and adverb.
What is "clean"?
What is "twelve"?