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eight, weight, reindeer, neigh, feint, eighty, reigned, weigh, neighbourhood, freight, neither, foreign, their, rein, neighbour.
1. To find out how heavy a thing is. WEIGH
2. Queen Victoria___ for over 60 years. REIGNED
3. Dad collects ___ stamps. FOREIGN
4. 2×4 EIGHT
5. 80 EIGHTY
6. Piece of metal used for weighing. WEIGHT
7. Belonging to them. THEIR
8. A person who lives near. NEIGHBOUR
9. Strap for guiding a horse. REIN
10. A kind of deer. REINDEER
11. Not this one nor that. NEITHER
12. Pam’s horse began to ___ in the stable. NEIGH
13. The house is in a pleasant ___ NEIGHBOURHOOD
14. The footballer made a ___, then pass. FEINT
15. A —- train carries goods. FREIGHT
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applied, appetite, slippery, unzipped, stopped, supper, ripple, skipping, applause, puppies, approach, slipper, disappear, whipped, apple
1. The pie had __ cream on top. WHIPPED
2. Ice had made the road very ___ SLIPPERY
3. A fruit. APPLE
.4. Prevented. STOPPED
5. An indoor shoe. SLIPPER
6. My sister has ___ for a job. APPLIED
7. There was loud ___ for the singer. APPLAUSE
8. To vanish DISAPPEAR
9. It was hot so he ___ his anorak. UNZIPPED
10. An evening meal. SUPPER
11. A rope game. SKIPPING
12. Young dogs. PUPPIES
13. To come near. APPROACH
14. The sea air gave Jim a healthy. APPETITE
15. A small wave. RIPPLE
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Squirrel, labels, quarrel, barrel, jewel, shovel, tunnel, flannel, panel, camel,
Aught
Caught, caught, daughter, naughty, slaughter
1. A precious stone. JEWEL
2. A container. BARREL
3. A kind of spade. SHOVEL
4. An animal with a bushy tail__ SQUIRREL
5. The rice is written on the __ LABELS
6. An underground passage. TUNNEL
7. A flat piece of wood, often in a door or wall. PANEL
8. An animal with one or two humps. CAMEL
9. Cloth. FLANNEL
10. To disagree. QUARREL
11. Female child. DAUGHTER
12. A fly was__ in the spider’s web. CAUGHT
13. He was mischievous but not__ NAUGHTY
14. Kill. SLAUGHTER
15. Shown how to do something. TAUGHT
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ight
lightning, flight, height, mighty, eyesight, frighten, midnight, nightmare, slight, fortnight, delight, twilight, lighthouse, alighted, tighten
1. How high a thing is. HEIGHT
2. To make afraid. FRIGHTEN
3. Fog on the runway delayed our___ FLIGHT
4. Joy. DELIGHT
5. Fourteen days. FORTNIGHT
6. We must ___ this loose screw. TIGHTEN
7. A very bad dream. NIGHTMARE
8. Julie only had a ___ cold. SLIGHT
9. An electric flash in the sky. LIGHTNING
10. Contains a flashing light to warn ships. LIGHTHOUSE
11. Very powerful. MIGHTY
12. A butterfly had __ on my head. ALIGHTED
13. 12 o’clock at night. MIDNIGHT
14. Soft light just before it gets dark. TWILIGHT
15. Without glasses his ___ was poor. EYESIGHT
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humble, grumble, bicycle, impossible, terrible, pickle, people, paddle, chuckle, stumble, dimple, thimble, tremble, title, double
1. To laugh. CHUCKLE
2. Men, women, and children. PEOPLE
3. To trip when walking. STUMBLE
4. Lynn soon learnt to __ a canoe. PADDLE
5. Not proud. HUMBLE
6. To complain. GRUMBLE
7. To preserve. PICKLE
8. A two-wheeled cycle. BICYCLE
9. A small hollow in the cheek. DIMPLE
10. Cannot be done. IMPOSSIBLE
11. What is the __ of the book. TITLE
12. Very bad. TERRIBLE
13. worn on the finger when sewing. THIMBLE
14. In the room was a large __ bed DOUBLE
15. To shake all over. TREMBLE
