-er 1
-er 2
-or 1
-or 2
Suffixes that are not or or er

(harder, but double the points)
100

Mrs. Cazalot, Mr. Winn, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Guidroz, Mrs. Cranford, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Rodriguez, Mrs. Mallard, and Ms. Branch are all...

teachers

100

He probably has cows, chickens, pigs, and other animals

farmer

100

This person can be found out on the sea.

sailor

100

This person comes over for a while, but they don't stay.

visitor

100

Use this suffix to show past tense

-ed

200

This person can be found out on the sea.

sailor


200

In a baseball game, this person throws the ball.

pitcher

200

You'll find this person in movies and tv shows.

actor

200

He'll give you a ticket for driving too fast.

officer (police)

200

Full of

-ful

300

In a band, this person uses sticks!

drummer

300

Use this to keep track of the "time".

timer

300

This person draws pictures for books

illustrator

300

The person telling a story

narrator


300

Capable of being

-able/-ible

400

Please be sure to give this person a good tip at a restaurant.

waiter

400

You follow this person (if he or she is a good one).

leader

400

Someone who escapes danger and keeps living

survivor

400

This person uses a chisel to shape clay or make statues.

sculptor

400

Without

-less

500

This person tries to throw and catch multiple items at a time..

juggler


500

This person goes out in the woods in search for food.

hunter

500

Jeff Landry is currently this for Louisiana.

governor

500

They check books and other writings for grammar errors.

editors

500
Use this suffix to describe when something resembles something, is close to, or "sort of".

-ish

(childish, reddish, fortyish)

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