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fun (fuhn) noun,adjective
Something that gives you amusement, pleasure, or enjoyment.
| Rhymes: | done, gun, in, none, nun, one, shun, son, stun, sun, ton, won | | Antonyms: | boredom, tedium |
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given (gihvuhn) adjective,noun,verb
To have already let somebody have something.
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has (haz) verb
A form of the present tense of have that is used with he, she, it, and the name of a person, place, or thing.
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sat noun
To have already rested your body down. Your body was supported by your bottom rather than your feet.
| Rhymes: | at, bat, cat, chat, gnat, hat, mat, pat, rat, that, combat |
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the (thuh)
This is called a definite article. It can be used to say that there is only one of something, such as ___ Nile River.
| Rhymes: | be, bee, fee, flea, flee, glee, he, knee, me, pea, plea, quay, see, she, ski, tea, three, we, wee, agree, debris, decree, degree, foresee |
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this (thihs) pronoun
The person, thing, or matter mentioned, understood, or at hand.
| Rhymes: | bliss, hiss, kiss, miss, amiss, dismiss, remiss, reminisce |
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want (wont) noun,verb
1. When you would like or wish to have something.
2. To need or require something.
| Rhymes: | croissant, nonchalant | | Synonyms: | choose, need, require, yearn, crave, desire, long, should, lack, wish | | Antonyms: | supply, sufficiency, provision |
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when (wEHn) adverb
Used to ask about the time of something.
| Rhymes: | men, pen, then, wren, yen, bin, chin, fin, grin, in, kin, pin, shin, sin, skin, spin, twin, win, akin, chagrin |
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white (wiit) noun,verb,adjective
The color of snow.
| Rhymes: | bite, blight, bright, byte, cite, fight, flight, fright, height, knight, light, might, night, plight, right, rite, sight, site, sleight, slight, tight, trite, write, contrite, delight, excite, forthright, ignite, invite, polite, recite, upright | | Antonyms: | black, ebony, rosy, impure, flushed |
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your (yawr) pronoun
Belonging to the person being spoken to. The possessive form of the personal pronoun you.
| Rhymes: | bore, chore, door, drawer, floor, for, fore, four, lore, more, oar, or, score, shore, soar, sore, spore, store, tore, war, wore, adore, before, deplore, explore, galore, ignore, implore, rapport, restore, heretofore, cure, moor, poor, pure, sure, tour, brochure, detour, endure, ensure |
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