Understanding Multiple-Meaning Words Miss V’s Speech-Language Class.

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Understanding Multiple-Meaning Words Miss V’s Speech-Language Class

Understanding Multiple-Meaning Words Directions: Form a complete sentence using the word and definition given.

Fall A season of the year To trip and land on the ground Water cascading over a cliff

Head A body part The person in charge To go toward

Miss To fail to catch Longing for a person or place An unmarried young woman

Ring Jewelry worn on the finger To sound a bell A circle around an object

Fly A small insect To soar through the air The front opening of pants

Trunk An elephant’s nose A storage compartment in the back of a car A large suitcase

Toast Sliced bread browned by heat To raise a glass in honor of someone To warm food over a fire

Band A group of musicians A decorative stripe around an object To join together

Strike To hit To swing a bat and miss the ball To stop working

Match A small piece of wood with a combustible tip A sports competition To be equal or similar

Bill A duck’s beak A statement of money owed A proposed law

Track An oval running surface Footprints left by an animal To follow something using clues or signals

Block A child’s toy To prevent from happening A rectangular space enclosed by streets

Seal An official stamp To close tightly A Sea mammal