Choose the word that means about the same as the first word! distantnearfarplanethomefence Copyright © 2010 by Gamehinge.

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Choose the word that means about the same as the first word! distantnearfarplanethomefence Copyright © 2010 by Gamehinge

journey airplane holiday adventure trip vacation

find fortune gold discover lose broke

image mirror star imagine picture shiny

get receive pay buy take trick

conquer rich overcome trade find search

answer worry know wonder question reply

end start middle ahead finish forget

over fly under above after near

late fast slow early soon tardy

fight agree hate angry war laugh

fortunate friendly afraid lucky rich brave

right number guess left erase correct

exclaim explain suffer say hear whistle

smooth soft clean rough slippery dirty

immediately now forever when afternoon sometime

edge bottom side top front rim

show look give listen point take

ring square round circle triangle click

firm contain empty full beyond solid

high up over tall down deep

ask tell inquire laugh smile recall

narrow wide tall tunnel thin little

always sometimes never most usually forever

wide hill deep broad valley steep

glad alone lonely mad afraid happy

search discover lose seek invent watch

bright dark shiny sun stars shadow

noisy happy rude party loud polite

sleepy alert awake grumpy goofy tired

fall stumble catch leap plunge down

jump dance move hop run turn

gizmo doohickey handle hammer glue repair

below down beneath inside around over

lazy sharp alone slow slack tired

dirty sloppy smelly damp hairy grimy

talk laugh speak listen wonder loud

think guess hear know explain learn

buy sell money purchase borrow give

describe wonder explain question glance dream

gigantic return unusual enormous repeat ordinary

weird usual outside alone between strange

surprise sneaky jump scream shock blame

useful nearby handy broken found fixed

blame borrow loan choose accuse return

rough soft smooth brown hard bumpy

silent loud whisper quiet lullaby hum

red orange cinnamon crimson apple fire

rule law king crown strict obey

good luck shake a leg hit the road jump the gun break a leg throw in the towel

That’s all!