Vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
7th/8th Grade Vocabulary
cherished: loved, vegetation: plant growth, vocational: training for special skill, azalea: rhododendron flower, composure: steadiness of mind under stress, …
Magical Words
coven: a group of witches, slight of hand: technique used by magicians, hex: an unfavorable spell, levitation: causing something to float or fly, cauldron: a …
Vocabulary Helper
theoretical : a concept, resist : to hold against compulsion. , recollect : to recall from memory, antithetical : to have conflict or in contrast with., …
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 …
Graph
graph: something written, cartography: the production of maps, hydrography: a study of the world's water surfaces, paragraph: a portion of a written …
1st Grade Vocabulary
keep: not release, zoo: place where animals are kept, sick: feeling poorly, dirt: it covers the land of earth, bugs: insects, best: better than good, shy: …
ai/ay/oi/oy Words Vocabulary
daybreak : when the sun rises; dawn, obtain : to gain or acquire usually by planning or effort, foible : a minor fault in personal character or behavior; …
Spanish Infinitives
contestar: to answer, temer: to fear, discutir: to discuss, romper: to break, escuchar: to listen, comprender: to understand, recibir: to receive, subir: to …
Silent Letters
column: opposite to a row, autumn: a season, thumb: next to fingers, doubt: not 100% sure, knight: ... in shining amour, knuckle: on your hand, debt: owing …
Verbs Followed by Gerunds
enjoy : did you _______ riding in the boat?, admit : she'll never ________ eating the last cookie., denies : he ________ causing the accident., practiced : …
Abstract Nouns
honesty: the ability to tell the truth , fear: you feel this emotion when someone frightens you , sadness: it's the opposite of happiness, youth: most …
GCSE English
onomatopoeia: "boom" "crash", oxymoron: a contradictory combination of words, rhetorical: a question that does not require an answer, …
CH Words
chair : something you sit in, cheese : yellow dairy, chat : talking to someone, chew : how you eat food, child : a little kid, chicken : a farm animal with …
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 …
Antonyms & Synomyns
dirty : the antonym of clean, over : the antonym of under, dry : the antonym of wet, start : the antonym of finish, nervous : the antonym of relaxed, high : the …
