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mound (noun)
A small hill or pile of something. Example: The ants built a mound near the tree.
gloomy (adjective)
Dark
caution (noun)
Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes. Example: Use caution when crossing the street.
annoy (verb)
To bother or irritate someone. Example: Loud noises annoy my dog.
dawdle (verb)
To waste time or move slowly. Example: Don't dawdle or we'll be late for class.
counter (noun)
A flat surface used for work or serving. Example: Put the groceries on the kitchen counter.
counter (verb)
To act against or oppose something. Example: The team tried to counter their opponent's strategy.
haughty (adjective)
Proud in an unfriendly way. Example: The haughty prince refused to speak to the villagers.
moisten (verb)
To make slightly wet. Example: Moisten the cloth before cleaning the board.
devour (verb)
To eat very quickly or eagerly. Example: The hungry boys devoured their pizza.
thoughtful (adjective)
Showing care and consideration. Example: It was thoughtful of her to help a new student.
flawless (adjective)
Having no mistakes or defects. Example: She gave a flawless presentation.
maroon (noun)
A dark reddish-brown color. Example: Maroon is the school's team color.
maroon (verb)
To leave someone stranded. Example: The storm marooned the hikers on the island.
maroon (adjective)
Dark reddish-brown in color. Example: He wore a maroon jacket.
droop (verb)
To hang or bend downward. Example: The flowers began to droop in the heat.
droop (noun)
A downward bend or sag. Example: There was a slight droop in the plant's leaves.
doubt (noun)
A feeling of uncertainty. Example: I have no doubt that she studied hard.
doubt (verb)
To be uncertain about something. Example: I doubt it will rain today.
bamboo (noun)
A tall woody grass plant. Example: Pandas eat bamboo every day.
hoist (verb)
To lift or raise something. Example: The sailors hoisted the flag.
hoist (noun)
A lifting device. Example: The workers used a hoist to move the equipment.
oyster (noun)
A shellfish that may produce pearls. Example: The diver found an oyster in the bay.
exhausted (adjective)
Very tired. Example: After the game
pronounce (verb)
To say a word correctly. Example: Can you pronounce this vocabulary word?
boundary (noun)
A line that marks a limit or border. Example: The fence marks the boundary of the property.
annoyance (noun)
A feeling of irritation. Example: His constant tapping became an annoyance.
applaud (verb)
To clap to show approval. Example: The audience applauded the performers.
council (noun)
A group that meets to make decisions. Example: The student council organized a fundraiser.
disappoint (verb)
To fail to meet expectations. Example: I didn't want to disappoint my parents.