Vocabulary Word Search
Phonetic Alphabet
juliet, yankee, oscar, romeo, golf, uniform, zulu, mike, alpha, papa, lima, bravo, hotel, kilo, echo, delta
Five Letter Words
field, crate, react, later, stale, abide, alone, quack, dodge, smile, great, treat, month, stain, loath, stunt
Grammar
object, participle, infinitive, sentence, verb, dative, tense, pronoun, syntax, adverb, subject, active, clause, vowels, adjective, passive
One Vowel Words
blend, block, fork, black, first, empty, ghost, spend, drink, storm, depth, lift, hybrid, clown, bright, spray
Begins with Letter X
xylene, xylem, xanthic, xenomi, xenopus, xenium, xanthyl, xenophile, xenon, xinca, xenobiotic, xanthium
One Syllable Words
run, date, peek, rain, climb, see, you, boat, love, make, out, life, chair, day, friend, tie
Figures of Speech
A figure of speech is a word or phrase that has other meaning than its normal definition.
Lonely
unloved, unwanted, solitary, apart, reclusive, left out, forsaken, outcast, isolated, detached, homeless, by oneself, friendless, single, rejected, …
Latin Words
axis, orbis, leo, camera, ignis, libra, vox, genus, lens, aquila, mars, campus, liber, glacies, bucca, auris
Words Containing 'ICE'
price, entice, triceps, lattice, biceps, noticed, cowardice, choice, reticent, avarice, licorice, officer, precipice, service, plaice, voice
Pirate Vocabulary
treasure, plank, chantey, yo ho ho, aye aye, ahoy, landlubber, galley, doubloon, hearties, cutlass, mutiny, arr, plunder, avast, jolly roger
Adjectives Starting with Letter J
jazzy, jarring, judicious, juicy, jolly, jittery, jumbo, jinxed, jointed, jubilant, jesting, jovial, jeering, jagged, joyous, jealous
Canadian Slang
Word search based on the common Canadian slang words you need to know if you are visiting Canada.
Split Digraphs
Digraphs are collections of two letters that make one sound. A split digraph is a Digraph that is split by a consonant. There could be beginning digraph, ending digraph, and combined.
Paste Tense
Past tense is used to talk about an event or an action that has happened in the past (before time now). In simple words it means to talk about something that has already been happened.
