You give me the definition
starving
needing to eat
to beat really hard
thump
entertain
ex. My little brother entertains the family with his silly acting.
Ouch! Who put this ____ here?
A. curb
B. pinched
C. document
curb
headline
noun
the title of a news story
Give me the POS:
meadow
noun
a field of grass, often with flowers
afford
to have enough money to buy something or enough time to do something
to have a plan or advantage kept in secret to be used when needed
up one's sleeve
feverishly
ex. Why is Mr. Gregory feverishly calling us all Grandpa Joe?
I was told by a clown to come play with him in the ____.
A. vital
B. gutter
C. boldly
gutter
gradually
adverb
slowly over a period of time
If you are a jokester you love to ____ !
A. shell
B. up one's sleeve
C. pull someone's leg
pull someone's leg
colossal
extremely large
a thick, flat piece of something
slab
long for
ex. The students long for a candy the size of their heads!
Wow! I never knew that air was ____!
A. gradually
B. shell
C. vital
vital
soften
verb
to become softer or to make softer
Thin and sickly looking
pinched
satisfy
to please someone by giving them what they want or need
slightly crazy
dotty
currant
ex. My grandma always eats currants in the bathtub!
Why do I have to ____ an oyster?
A. shell
B. boldly
C. headline
shell
suspense
noun
the feeling of excitement when you are waiting for something to happen
Use in a sentence:
wrestle
ex. I love to wrestle the bears in the zoo!
document
a piece of paper with official information on it
extremely disgusting, especially to look at
repulsive
bulge
ex. Santa's bag is bulging because of all the children inside!
The firefighter walked into the burning building ____!
A. meadow
B. afford
C. boldly
boldly
personally
adverb
done or felt by you and not someone else
What kind of fruit do you ____?
A. thump
B. gutter
C. crave
crave