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Theme: $ MONEY $
Word: credit (noun)
Pronunciation: /krε-dIt/
Meaning: the ability to obtain goods or services before payment
Examples:
- If you buy something with a credit card, you don’t have to pay for it until later.
- It is not a good idea to carry a balance on your credit card because you will have to pay interest on that credit.
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Theme: Outdoor music words
Word: music festival [myoo-zik fes-tuh-vuhl]
Meaning: an entertainment event featuring a number of musical performers or bands of a certain genre or centered on a theme
Examples:
- The music festival will last all weekend. We will camp in the field next to the bandstand.
- Are you planning on going to the music festival Winnipeg this summer?
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Theme: Outdoor music words
Word: performance [per-fawr-muhns]
Meaning: a musical, dramatic, or other entertainment presented before an audience.
Examples:
- U2 always puts on an excellent performance at their concerts.
- Did you see the free performance in the park?
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Theme: Outdoor music words
Word: instrument [in-struh-muhnt]
Meaning: a contrivance or apparatus for producing musical sounds ie:a stringed instrument, woodwind instrument, etc
Examples:
- Many musicians can play more than one instrument.
- What instrument did you play in the school band?
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Theme: Outdoor music words
Word: bandstand [band-stand]
Meaning: a platform, often roofed, for outdoor band performances.
Examples:
- We need to be directly in front of the bandstand to get the best sound.
- The lightshow on the bandstand was a spectacle!
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Theme: Outdoor music words
Word: concert [n., adj. kon-surt]
Meaning: a public musical performance in which a number of singers or instrumentalists, or both, participate.
Examples:
- I went to Jazz concert last night.
- The concert was amazing. All three bands were excellent.
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Theme: Adjectives Used With Colours
Word: iridescent
Pronunciation: ˌiriˈdesənt
Meaning: having colours that seem to change when seen from different angles
Example: Butterflies and birds often have iridescent colouring.
Related word: iridescence
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Theme: Adjectives Used With Colours
Word: neon
Pronunciation: ˈnēän
Meaning: fluorescent or extremely bright
Example: Cyclists and street workers usually wear neon yellow or orange for safety.
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Theme: Adjectives Used With Colours
Word: deep
Pronunciation: dēp
Meaning: dark and intense
Example: Deep Purple is the name of a song, a band, and a beautiful dark colour!
Related words: depth, deeply, deepness
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Theme: Adjectives Used With Colours
Word: pale
Pronunciation: pāl
Meaning: having little colour, having light colour
Example: Pale colours like pale blue, pale pink, and pale yellow are popular in fashion and home decor.
Related word: pallid