Word * | Part of Speech | Definition | Audio Available? |
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fan | Noun | A device used to move air | Yes |
fan | Noun | An electrical device for moving air and cooling people | Yes |
fan | Noun | An admirer | Yes |
fan | Verb | To blow air on someone or something using a fan | Yes |
pan | Noun | A wide, flat device used for cooking or frying | Yes |
pan | Verb | To wash in a pan | Yes |
ran | Verb | Past tense of run | Yes |
tan | Noun | A yellowish-brown color | Yes |
tan | Noun | A darkening of the skin from exposure to the sun | Yes |
tan | Adjective | Something colored yellowish-brown | Yes |
tan | Verb | To convert an animal hide into leather | Yes |
van | Noun | A covered vehicle used for carrying goods | Yes |
cap | Noun | A head covering | Yes |
cap | Noun | A protective cover or seal | Yes |
cap | Verb | To lie over or on top of something | Yes |
map | Noun | A visual representation of the features of an area of the earth | Yes |
map | Verb | To create a visual representation of a territory | Yes |
nap | Noun | A short period of sleep, especially during the daytime | Yes |
nap | Verb | To sleep for a short period of time | Yes |
rap | Noun | A sharp blow with something hard | Yes |
rap | Noun | Blame | Yes |
rap | Noun | A kind of music | Yes |
rap | Verb | To strike something sharply with one's knuckles | Yes |
rap | Verb | To speak lyrics in the style of rap music | Yes |
jam | Noun | A sweet mixture of fruit often spread on bread or toast | Yes |
jam | Noun | A difficult situation | Yes |
jam | Verb | To play music | Yes |
ham | Noun | Cured thigh meat from a pig | Yes |
Vocabulary Word Activities
- Use the word in an original sentence.
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- Know how to pronounce the word.
- Which parts of speech is the word used as (e.g. noun, verb)?
- What are other forms of the word such as plurals or tenses.
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- What are antonyms of the word?
- What is the origin or etymology of the word?
- What words rhyme with this word?
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