| Word * | Part of Speech | Definition | Audio Available? |
|---|---|---|---|
| up | Adverb | Away from the center of the Earth | Yes |
| up | Preposition | Toward the top of | Yes |
| up | Verb | To increase or raise | Yes |
| up | Adjective | Awake | Yes |
| us | Pronoun | The objective case of we, used as a direct or indirect object | Yes |
| cub | Noun | The young of certain animals such as the bear, fox, wolf, lion, and others | Yes |
| hub | Noun | The central part, usually cylindrical, of a wheel | Yes |
| rub | Noun | An act of rubbing | Yes |
| rub | Verb | To move one object while maintaining contact with another object | Yes |
| rub | Verb | To rub something against something else | Yes |
| bud | Noun | A newly formed leaf or flower that has not yet unfolded | Yes |
| bud | Noun | Short form of buddy | Yes |
| bud | Verb | To form buds | Yes |
| mud | Noun | A mixture of water and soil | Yes |
| dug | Verb | Past tense of dig | Yes |
| mug | Noun | A large cup for hot liquids, usually having a handle | Yes |
| mug | Verb | To assault for the purpose of robbery | Yes |
| pug | Noun | A small dog having a snub nose, wrinkled face, squarish body, short hair, and a curled tail | Yes |
| tug | Noun | A sudden powerful pull | Yes |
| tug | Noun | A tugboat | Yes |
| tug | Verb | To pull or drag with great effort | Yes |
| tug | Verb | To tow by tugboat | Yes |
| jug | Noun | A large container commonly having a handle, a narrow neck, and sometimes a cork | Yes |
| sum | Noun | A quantity obtained by addition | Yes |
| sum | Noun | A quantity of money | Yes |
| sum | Verb | To add together | Yes |
Vocabulary Word Activities
- Use the word in an original sentence.
- Find and learn the definition of the word.
- 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.
- What are synonyms of the word?
- 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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