| Words |
Definitions |
| 1. |
line |
1. a piece of string or rope: a fishing
line. 2. a long narrow mark: Draw two lines on the paper. 3. an
edge: Here is the line between your yard and ours. 4. mark with lines:
Line your papers. 5. arrange in line: Line up along the fence. |
| 2. |
try |
1. set out to do something if you can: He will try
to build a car. 2. find out about: Try this game before you buy it.
3. a chance to try: The batter has one more try to hit the ball.
4. judge by law: The man was tried for robbing the bank. |
| 3. |
eyes |
1. the part of the body by which you see. 2.
something like an eye: the eye of a needle. |
| 4. |
might |
1. be possible that it will: Do you think it might
rain tomorrow? 2. great power: Pull with all your might. |
| 5. |
life |
the state of living; being alive, not dead. People, animals, and plants have life; rocks and metals do not. |
| 6. |
light |
1. that by which we see: The sun gives light.
2. something that gives light: Bring a light into this room. 3. give light to; fill with light: One window lights the room. Dad lighted
the candles. 4. become light: The sky lights up at dawn. 5.
almost white: My dress is light blue. |
| 7. |
side |
1. a surface or a line around a shape: a side of a
box, a side of a triangle. 2. one surface of an object that is not the front
or back: There is a dent on this side of the car. I will draw a picture on
both sides of the paper. 3. either the right or the left part of the body of a
person or an animal. |
| 8. |
mile |
a distance equal to 5280 feet |
| 9. |
night |
1. the time between evening and morning. 2.
of or for night: night wind, night light. |
| 10. |
sometimes |
at one time or another |
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