Vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
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 …
Words that start with "H"
hooray : hip hip ___________!, heart : i love you with all my _________, holy spirit: the trinity includes him, hat : you wear this on your head, hunt : at …
IR Words
flirt : a way of letting someone know you like them, twirl : moving around and around, thirsty : the feeling of needing a drink, shirk : avoid responsibility , …
GCSE English
onomatopoeia: "boom" "crash", oxymoron: a contradictory combination of words, rhetorical: a question that does not require an answer, …
Degrees of Comparison
later: late, ______, lastest, slow: ______, slower, slowest, faster: fast,______, fastest, sweeter: sweet, _____, sweetest, bland: ______, blander, blandest, …
3rd Grade Vocabulary
loaf: to pass time lazily, south: opposite of north, house: home, bacon: breakfast meat from pig, maple: type of tree, plaster: pastelike mixture applied to a …
Prefixes: Pre-, Fore-
prefix : morpheme fastened ‘before’ a root of a word, prepare : get ready ‘before’, forearm : the part of the arm between the elbow and wrist, preview : …
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: …
Vowel + /r/ Words
snarl: a viscous sound, circumstances: overall conditions, whirl: rotating rapidly, scorn: lack of respect, earnest: not distracted, urge: to push for …
Adjectives Ending with '-ing' and '-ed'
tiring: we drove for two hours to get to the hotel. the trip was very __________., surprised : my mom planned a party and invited all my friends. i didn't …
AIR, ARE, EAR Words
scare: i love to scare my dad , pear: a pear is my favorite fruit , hare: a hare is a very fast rabbit-like animal, care: lucy goosy yelled 'i don't …
Mis- Prefix
misuse: to use (something) in the wrong way or for the wrong purpose, misread: to make a mistake in the way that you read something, misspell : to incorrectly …
Latin Words
pila: a pillar, spirare: to breathe, corocottas: animal, objectum: an object, sermo: a conversation, aedificium: a building, computatrum: a computer, supellex: …
Words Containing GRAPH or GRAM
grammar: rules for written words, paragraph: a section of a piece of writing, dealing with one topic., cardiogram: the tracing (writing) made by a heart …
General Knowledge
alone: the man wanted to be left .......... to think., apartment: she has a nice .......... in the city., article: did you read the .......... about the new …
