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ready to be picked and eaten
ripe
a person who breaks into a building, especially at night
burglar
cloth tape with rubber threads in it to make it stretch
elastic
a piece of music for two singers or two musical instruments
duet
What part of speech is TARGET in this sentence: My target this year is to get all As.
Noun
a mess of things piled together or scattered about
clutter
something that is aimed at and shot at
target
a tube or blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to all parts of the body
artery
a small, flattish pill
tablet
What two parts of speech can clutter be?
Noun and verb
a woman whose husband has died and has not remarried again
widow
a man whose wife has died and has not married again
widower
ready for some action or purpose
ripe
to fill with useless things or ideas in no sort of order
clutter
What part of speech is FURROW in this sentence: I saw him furrow his brow as he thought about the question.
Verb
a cuplike spoon with a long handle, used for serving anything liquid
ladle
a way to have or get something
recipe
a goal or objective
target
to make a groove or wrinkle in
furrow
what part of speech is LADLE in this sentence:Ladle everyone a bowl of stew.
verb
a crisscross of thin wooden strips made into a frame on which plants can climb
trellis
a long narrow groove or cut made by a plow turning the earth
furrow
either of two metal rings with flat bottoms that hang from straps fastened to each side of a horse's saddle
stirrups
a British police officer of the lowest rank
constable
What part of speech is RIPE in this sentence: Martin got a stomach ache from eating apples that weren't ripe.
adjective