M I in a word?
Christians or people of other religions who try to convert others to their religion.
What is a missionary?
The literary device where the beginning letter repeats in words.
What is alliteration?
What is greet?
This two letter suffix is added to a word to make it past tense.
What is "ed"?
Devour and something fleshy that is devoured.
What is eat and meat?
An organ that controls movement and memory.
What is the mind?
The literary device where a vowel sound is repeated in words.
What is assonance?
A synonym of being patient with 4 letters.
What is wait?
A prefix that means "to come before" that is in the word "prefix".
What is "pre"?
Something luminescent and a time of day.
What is light and night?
A possessive pronoun.
What is mine?
Similes have one of these two words that distinguish them from metaphors.
What are as and like?
A synonym of argue that begins with "D"
What is dispute?
This prefix means "against".
What is "anti"?
Solid and a component of a game.
What is hard and card?
It is made of ground cocoa nibs, cocoa butter, milk solids, sugar and an emulsifier
What is milk chocolate?
An example of it would be "Boom!" "Kapow!" and "Wazam!"
What is onomatopoeia?
When you like something, you _____ it, a word with 5 letters.
What is enjoy?
This suffix means "full of".
What is "ous" (joyous)?
To deteriorate because of use and what Jesus did to the temple curtain.
What is wear and tear?
The number of states with NFL teams that begin with "Mi".
What is 4?
A literary device where non-living things do what humans do.
What is personification?
A synonym of purple-ish blue that has a "z" in it and is used to describe a cloudless sky.
What is azure?
This suffix means "without".
What is "less" (penniless)?
To add together and to make better again. Both have an "x" in them.
What is mix and fix?