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bid (bd) noun,verb
1. To make an offer of money to buy something.
2. To give a command or to order someone to do something.
Rhymes: | did, hid, kid, lid, skid, squid, amid, forbid | Synonyms: | offer, enjoin, tell, command, proposal, warn, charge, order, propose, invite, instruct, direct, ask | Antonyms: | forbid, deter |
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coffee (kf) noun
A popular bitter drink that has a lot of caffeine and adults like to drink in the morning.
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duty (dt) noun
Work that you are obliged to perform for moral or legal reasons.
Synonyms: | task, office, responsibility, commitment, role, right, job, obligation, assignment | Antonyms: | freedom, exemption, immunity, license |
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lock (lk) noun,verb
1. A fastener fitted to a door or drawer to keep it firmly closed.
2. To fasten something with a key.
Rhymes: | block, caulk, chalk, clock, dock, mock, rock, shock, sock, stock, interlock | Synonyms: | hook, clasp, latch, padlock, catch, bolt | Antonyms: | free, release, disconnect |
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rush (rsh) noun,verb,adjective
To do something or to go somewhere at a quick rate; to hurry.
Rhymes: | blush, brush, crush, flush, lush | Synonyms: | bustle, dash, race, hasten, run, hustle, charge, hurry, fleet, plunge, fly |
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saddle (sdl) noun,verb
1. A seat for the rider of a horse.
2. A seat for the rider of a bicycle or motorcycle.
Rhyme: | paddle | Synonyms: | weigh down, perch, seat, load, burden, pad | Antonyms: | free, relieve |
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sandwich (sndwch) noun,verb
1. Two (or more) slices of bread with a filling between them.
2. Insert or squeeze tightly between two people or objects.
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slipper (slpûr) noun
Soft footwear that is worn indoors.
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slippery (slpûr) adjective
Something that is very difficult to hold or to stand on without sliding and falling.
Synonyms: | slick, shifty, slipper, unstable | Antonyms: | coarse, dry, rough |
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tax (tks) noun,verb
1. Money that people and businesses must pay for the support of government.
2. To make heavy demands on or to use to the limit.
Rhymes: | ax, facts, fax, lax, wax | Synonyms: | saddle, arraign, tariff, burden, impeach, duty, charge, levy, assessment |
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