Spelling List 4-26
4-26 Spelling Tip
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Suffixes.
Word endings are also called suffixes.
To add a suffix to a word ending in y, change the y
to i before adding the suffix.
fry - fried
lazy - laziest
happy - happily |
| Words |
Definitions |
| 1. |
fried |
cook in hot fat: He fried the hamburger. |
| 2. |
craziest |
having a sick mind. |
| 3. |
friskier |
fond of playing; full of life. The puppy is friskier
than her mom. |
| 4. |
rosiest |
rosy red: The little girl's cheeks are the rosiest of
all the children. |
| 5. |
buried |
put in the ground. |
| 6. |
windiest |
having much wind. |
| 7. |
satisfied |
give enough to: Are you satisfied with your lunch? |
| 8. |
dried |
not wet; not damp: She dried her feet with a towel. |
| 9. |
carried |
take from one place to another. |
| 10. |
easiest |
not hard to do or understand: This is the easiest test
of all! |
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