MULTIPLE MEANING WORDS
PET
verb: to scratch/rub
Grandpa kicked the bucket last night.
Passed away
The customers were unhappy with the increase in prices at the restaurant, so they decided to boycott the restaurant, and not go there anymore.
to refuse to buy, use, or participate in (something) as a way of protesting
PACK
noun: a set of something (cards, lions)
verb: to gather your things to go on a trip
what is 20 + 22
42
LIGHT
verb: to create fire
adjective: doesn't weigh a lot
Stop beating around the bush and tell me what is really wrong.
avoid talking about
hesitant, unsure
noun: metal coil OR time of year
verb: to jump up quickly
what is the capital of California?
Sacramento
noun: what you run on
verb: following something
I passed that exam by the skin of my teeth!
Barely
impossible to avoid, surely going to happen
FLOAT
noun: giant things on wheels you see in a parade, or soda and ice cream
verb: to not touch the ground
What is the Pyles mascot?
panther
FIRE
noun: hot burning flames
verb: to tell someone they can't work anymore
I accidentally dropped my ice cream cone, but there's no use in crying over spilled milk.
don't worry about something that has already happened and that you can't change
He was bewildered by the giant trees.
amazed
SWING
noun: thing you sit on on the playground
verb: to move something from side to side
What does STEM stand for?
science, technology, engineering, mathematics
BREAK
noun: a pause
verb: to make something not work anymore
She sounded like a fire alarm
she was loud
Even though she wanted nothing more than to stop running, she persevered and finished the race.
continue on despite difficulty or obstacles
BLOCK
verb: to stop something from passing
What was served for lunch today?
hot dog