Spelling List 3-32
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3-12 Spelling List
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| 11. |
bottle |
a container, usually made of glass and without
handles, used for liquids. |
| 12. |
handle |
1. the part of the thing you take hold of.
Pans, suitcases, rakes, have handles. 2. touch, feel, or use with the
hand: Don't handle the vase. |
| 13. |
model |
1. a small copy: a ship model.
2. make or shape: Let's model an elephant from clay. |
| 14. |
settle |
1. agree upon: Let's settle the
question of what we're going to do. 2. go to live somewhere: The
Pilgrims settled in Plymouth. 3. be or put in a pleasant position: The
lost girl settled down in the big chair. |
| 15. |
cattle |
cows on a farm or ranch: The farmer moved
the cattle to another field. |
| 16. |
uncle |
your father's or mother's brother or your aunt's
husband. |
| 17. |
single |
1. only one: What do you do with a
single sock? 2. not married: He is a single man. |
| 18. |
angle |
1. a corner: A square has four equal
angles. 2. to present from a particular point of view: Do you understand
the author's angle in the book. |
| 19. |
needle |
1. a thin, pointed tool for sewing. 2.
a long, thin, pointed rod for knitting. 3. a pointer on a compass or
dial. 4. a sharp, hollow tool used by doctors to give shots. 5.
the leaf of some evergreens. |
| 20. |
juggle |
do tricks that require skill in balancing or
catching. |
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