spelling-words-First-50 Flashcards
deep
The cave was so deep, Sarah needed a flashlight to see the bottom.
extending downward to a considerable degree
deep
happy
After winning the race, Tom felt happy and proud.
having the feeling arising from the consciousness of well-being
happy
bump
I had to be careful not to bump my head on the low doorway.
to hit or knock typically with a degree of force or violence and making a thudding impact and usually with a degree of injury or damage
bump
bear
The bear caught fish in the stream with its powerful paws.
an animal having long shaggy hair, feeding on fruit and insects as well as on flesh, and moving very fast for short distances
bear
count
Let’s count how many cookies are left in the jar.
to separate one by one to find the total number of units : to number or tally
count
dunk
Jenny likes to dunk her cookies in milk before eating them.
to dip (as a piece of bread, cake, or doughnut) into liquid (as coffee, milk, or tea) while eating
dunk
feet
My feet were tired after walking all day at the zoo.
the terminal parts of the vertebrate legs upon which an individual stands
feet
cold
The winter morning was so cold we could see our breath.
having a temperature notably below that compatible with human comfort
cold
alone
The puppy felt alone until his family came home.
away from other people or things
alone
click
To start the game, click the green button on the screen.
to select (something on a computer) by placing the cursor over it and pressing a button on your mouse
click
miss
I miss playing with my friend when she’s on vacation.
to feel the lack of : to be unhappy because of the loss or absence of
miss
shirt
Billy put on his favorite blue shirt for picture day.
a loose cloth garment usually having a collar, sleeves, a front opening, and a tail long enough to be tucked inside the waistband of trousers or a skirt
shirt
roof
The cat sat on the roof watching birds fly by.
the outside cover on top of a building or home
roof
here
Put your backpack here next to mine.
at this point in space : in this location
here
lamp
The lamp on my desk helps me read at night.
a light-giving device
lamp
lost
I got lost trying to find my way to the new park.
gone out of one’s possession or control : put in an unremembered place
lost
lunch
We ate lunch together in the school cafeteria.
the meal that is eaten in the middle of the day
lunch
drift
The leaves drift slowly down from the trees in autumn.
to become driven or carried along by a current of water, wind, or air
drift
please
Please pass me the salt and pepper.
—used as a function word to express politeness or emphasis in a request
please
spill
Be careful not to spill your juice on the carpet.
to cause or allow to pour, splash, or fall out (as over the edge of a container) and be wasted, lost, or scattered
spill