Vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
Prepositions of Time
monday: the day in between sunday and tuesday, spring: the season when flowers bloom and trees are greener, may: the month when we have golden week, sunday: …
French Vocab
monday: lundi, never: jamais, trip: voyage, love: aimer, you: vous , we: nous, they: ils/elles, i: je, me: moi, our: notre, your: votre, food: nourriture, …
Latin Words
pila: a pillar, spirare: to breathe, corocottas: animal, objectum: an object, sermo: a conversation, aedificium: a building, computatrum: a computer, supellex: …
Prefixes and Suffixes
reread : to read again, homeless : without a home, hopeful : full of hope, unhappy : not happy, unlock : not lock, disagree : not agree, fearless : without …
-ie or -ei words
weigh: found out how heavy someone/something is, receipt: a document to prove that you have received something, belief: an acceptance that something exists or …
Parts of Speech
conjunction: tomatoes and potatoes. what pos is and?, interjection: an abrupt remark or interruption., adverb: she typed fiercely at the keyboard. what pos is …
Verbs and Nouns
modal : a verb used to express necessity or possibility (a type of auxiliary verb), auxiliary : a verb used to support a main verb, usually placed immediately …
GCSE English
onomatopoeia: "boom" "crash", oxymoron: a contradictory combination of words, rhetorical: a question that does not require an answer, …
Halloween Vocabulary
eerie : mysterious, creepy : causing a sensation as of things crawling on your skin, bewitch : cast a spell over someone or something, cauldron : a very large …
Analogy
write: knife is cut as pencil, bark: pig is to squeal as dog is to , foot: finger is to hand as toe is to, low: tall is to short as high is to , circus: animal …
Latin Roots: mob, mot, mov
locomotion: the ability to move from place to place, motivate: to do something that makes a person move into action, automobile: a self-propelled passenger …
Strong Adjectives
hilarious : very funny, disgusting : tasting bad, huge : very big, furious : very angry, fantastic : very good, delicious : tasting good, awful : very bad, …
-ly words
suddenly : quickly and unexpectedly, usually : generally or normally, happily : thomas ________ skipped into school with a smile on his face., angrily : showing …
Vocabulary - The Great Gatsby
clamorously: loud and confused noise, incredulous: unwilling or unable to believe something, vicariously: experienced in the imagination through the feelings or …
Idioms
nightmare: the crowded streets were a big of a _________, mustsee: it the most popular tourist spot and a _______ attraction, cake: that is a piece of ____, …
