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Vocab L7

Multiple Meaning Words

QuestionAnswer
the other or the remaining part of something rest
one of the horizontal steps on a ladder rung
a chest of drawers bureau
an animal skin with fur or hair still on it pelt
a tendency to get angry temper
a person or equal standing peer
a place where ships settle or unload their cargo harbor
an area of open land used for a special purpose range
male cattle or male cows steer
a piece of furniture with shelves and drawers; a cupboard cabinet
repeated words in a song or poem refrain
an opening through which smoke or air can pass vent
a legal agreement or document contract
a structure built over a body of water so that people can cross it bridge
a furry fungus that grows in damp places or on old food mold
to hide someone or to take care of someone harbor
to relax or sleep rest
to take a careful look at somethign peer
made a clear sound; past tense verb of ring rung
to make things less harsh or difficult temper
an office that provides information on another service bureau
to strike or beat pelt
to model or shape something mold
a card game for four players bridge
to get, especially in the case of a disease contract
to show or let out vent
to stop yourself from doing something refrain
a group of advisors for the head of a government cabinet
to move a vehicle in a certain direction steer
a cooking stove range
to connect bridge
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? Carmella put the kettle on top of the range. a cooking stove
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The pilot steered the ferry safely into port. to move a vehicle in a certain direction
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence?The president asked his cabinet for advice. a group of advisors for the head of government
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The refrain from the poem kept echoing in his head. repeated words in a song or poem
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The gas escaped through the vent in the wall to let out
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The sick people were kept in a separate area so that others would not contract the disease from them. to get
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? Fifteen thousand cars travel across the bridge each day. a structure built over a body of water so that people can cross it
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? throw out that piece of bread because it is covered with mold. a furry fungus that grows in damp places or on old food
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? Who's going to eat the rest of this pizza? the remaining part of somthing
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The bell signaling the end of the school day had rung fifteen minutes earlier. made a clear sound
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The clerk in the travel bureau got the airline tickets for our class trip. an office that provide information or another service
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The hail pelted her face as she walked through the storm. to strike or beat
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The umpire had trouble controlling his temper. a tendency to get angry
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? The defendant was judged by a jury of her peers. people of equal standing
What does the vocab word mean in this sentence? Although he knew it was wrong, the harbored the escaped criminal because he was his friend. to hide someone or take care of someone
Created by: edeboo
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