Heartland English School – Word of the Day


endless by carolhutch61
2015.07.31, 12:29 am
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Theme: more adjectives ending with -less

Word: endless

Meaning: having no end

Example: Don’t you wish we could have an endless summer?

Related word: endlessly

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shapeless by carolhutch61
2015.07.30, 12:26 am
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Theme: more adjectives ending with -less

Word: shapeless

Meaning: having no identifiable shape

Example: I love my shapeless old sweater.

 

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hapless by carolhutch61
2015.07.29, 12:27 am
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Theme: more adjectives ending with -less

Word: hapless

Meaning: deserving pity

Example: The hapless child was victimized by a bully.

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penniless by carolhutch61
2015.07.28, 12:23 am
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Theme: more adjectives ending with -less

Word: penniless

Meaning: having no money, really poor

Example: She lost her wallet, so she was penniless.

 

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fearless by carolhutch61
2015.07.27, 12:20 am
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Theme: more adjectives ending with -less

Word: fearless

Meaning: without fear

Example: I am scared of spiders, but when it comes to snakes I am fearless.

Related word: fearlessly

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Tiptoe by Cale
2015.07.21, 3:15 pm
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Theme: Ways to move

Word: to tiptoe

Meaning: to walk on your toes with the heels of your feet lifted off the ground (usually in order to walk quietly)

Example: He waited until she was asleep, and then tiptoed quietly out of the room.

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Sway by Cale
2015.07.21, 3:13 pm
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Theme: Ways to move

Word: to sway

Meaning: to move slowly from side to side.

Example: He was swaying from side to side trying to stay upright.

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Limp by Cale
2015.07.21, 11:05 am
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Theme: Ways to move

Word: to limp

Meaning: to walk slowly and with difficulty because of an injured leg or foot.

Example: After he twisted his ankle, he limped off the field.

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Stumble by Cale
2015.07.21, 10:47 am
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Theme: Ways to move

Word: to stumble

Meaning: to walk awkwardly and nearly fall over, or to walk in a way that seems uncontrolled

Example: The drunk man stumbled around for 5 minutes searching for his friends.

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March by Cale
2015.07.21, 10:44 am
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Theme: Ways to move

Word: to march

Meaning: to walk in an orderly and determined way, usually as part of a group.

Example: The soldiers marched 90 miles in three days.

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