English House and School Words

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Mots Croisés English House and School WordsVersion en ligne Common English words with definitions. par Johannes Nguyen 1 A sport or activity where you travel on water in a boat with sails. 2 You use this to type on a computer (Wait, let's use Computer mouse instead). 3 You move this with your hand to click on things on a computer screen. 4 A very large, green fruit that is red and juicy inside. 5 A shape with four equal sides and four corners. 6 You put this mark to show an answer is right. 7 A thin, round, flat cake made in a pan, often eaten for breakfast. 8 A vegetable with a strong smell that can make you cry when you cut it. 9 A sport where two or four players hit a small yellow ball over a net. 10 On a lower floor of a house, especially the ground floor. 11 This is the part that covers the top of a house or building. 12 A small, round ball of meat, often served with pasta. 13 A sweet, cold drink made by mixing milk, ice cream, and fruit. 9 3 7 12 6 13 1 11 2 10 4 5 8 1 A large fruit with yellow flesh and a tough, prickly skin. 2 A tall pipe on the roof that lets smoke out of the house. 3 A sport played on ice or a field where players hit a ball or puck with a long stick. 4 A large fruit with a very hard shell and white meat inside. 5 A shape with four straight sides, where two sides are longer than the others. 6 When something or someone makes a lot of loud sounds. 7 On a floor that is higher than the ground floor. 8 A very small town in the countryside. 9 A piece of furniture with doors where you keep plates, cups, or clothes. 10 Someone or something that many people in the world know about. 11 A large picture or notice that you put on a wall to decorate or give information. 12 A sport where you move across the ice wearing special shoes. 13 A flat, round object that you put your food on to eat. 14 A cold drink made from lemon juice, water, and sugar. 6 10 7 5 8 9 2 4 13 1 12 3 11 14 1 You do this at home after school for your teacher. 2 This is a room below the ground floor of a house. 3 A long, round food made from meat, often eaten at breakfast. 4 A piece of furniture with shelves for keeping your books. 5 You use this part of the computer to type letters and numbers. 6 It takes you up and down to different floors in a tall building. 7 This person is not afraid of danger or difficult things. 8 A place outside an upstairs window where you can sit and look at the view. 9 The number of your house and the name of your street. 10 A shape that has three sides and three corners. 11 A person who is in the same class as you at school. 12 You go to this place to watch movies on a big screen. 13 To speak or say something very loudly. 14 This shows you where different countries, cities, and streets are. 15 A famous Italian food, like noodles, often served with sauce. 7 11 10 15 3 1 12 2 4 13 5 8 6 14 1 The person who uses a camera to film movies or television shows. 2 A set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a large building (American English). 3 Another word for "right" or "true"; not wrong. 4 A shape that has five sides and five corners. 5 A period of time at school when you learn a particular subject. 6 A round shape like a ring or the letter 'O'. 7 A container for liquids, usually made of glass or plastic with a narrow neck. 8 Something that you do or write that is not correct. 9 The main entrance at the forward part of a house. 1 4 8 9 2 6 3 5 7 1 Not inside a building; in the open air. 2 What you say or write when someone asks you a question. 3 At the back of something or someone. 4 A color that is near to black (like dark blue). 5 A round, deep dish used for holding soup or cereal. 6 To put a seed or a flower in the ground so it can grow. 7 Long, thin pieces of food made from flour, water, and eggs (often in soup). 8 A set of steps that you use to go from one floor to another. 9 You use this to drink water or juice; it's often transparent. 10 In a higher place than something else (opposite of below). 11 In a lower place than something else (opposite of above). 12 The small, green, flat part that grows on a tree or plant. 13 In or into a room, building, or container. 12 13 9 10 5 6 4 11 2

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English House and School WordsVersion en ligne

par Johannes Nguyen

A sport or activity where you travel on water in a boat with sails.

You use this to type on a computer (Wait, let's use Computer mouse instead).

You move this with your hand to click on things on a computer screen.

A very large, green fruit that is red and juicy inside.

A shape with four equal sides and four corners.

You put this mark to show an answer is right.

A thin, round, flat cake made in a pan, often eaten for breakfast.

A vegetable with a strong smell that can make you cry when you cut it.

A sport where two or four players hit a small yellow ball over a net.

On a lower floor of a house, especially the ground floor.

This is the part that covers the top of a house or building.

A small, round ball of meat, often served with pasta.

A sweet, cold drink made by mixing milk, ice cream, and fruit.

A large fruit with yellow flesh and a tough, prickly skin.

A tall pipe on the roof that lets smoke out of the house.

A sport played on ice or a field where players hit a ball or puck with a long stick.

A large fruit with a very hard shell and white meat inside.

A shape with four straight sides, where two sides are longer than the others.

When something or someone makes a lot of loud sounds.

On a floor that is higher than the ground floor.

A very small town in the countryside.

A piece of furniture with doors where you keep plates, cups, or clothes.

Someone or something that many people in the world know about.

A large picture or notice that you put on a wall to decorate or give information.

A sport where you move across the ice wearing special shoes.

A flat, round object that you put your food on to eat.

A cold drink made from lemon juice, water, and sugar.

You do this at home after school for your teacher.

This is a room below the ground floor of a house.

A long, round food made from meat, often eaten at breakfast.

A piece of furniture with shelves for keeping your books.

You use this part of the computer to type letters and numbers.

It takes you up and down to different floors in a tall building.

This person is not afraid of danger or difficult things.

A place outside an upstairs window where you can sit and look at the view.

The number of your house and the name of your street.

A shape that has three sides and three corners.

A person who is in the same class as you at school.

You go to this place to watch movies on a big screen.

To speak or say something very loudly.

This shows you where different countries, cities, and streets are.

A famous Italian food, like noodles, often served with sauce.

The person who uses a camera to film movies or television shows.

A set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a large building (American English).

Another word for "right" or "true"; not wrong.

A shape that has five sides and five corners.

A period of time at school when you learn a particular subject.

A round shape like a ring or the letter 'O'.

A container for liquids, usually made of glass or plastic with a narrow neck.

Something that you do or write that is not correct.

The main entrance at the forward part of a house.

Not inside a building; in the open air.

What you say or write when someone asks you a question.

At the back of something or someone.

A color that is near to black (like dark blue).

A round, deep dish used for holding soup or cereal.

To put a seed or a flower in the ground so it can grow.

Long, thin pieces of food made from flour, water, and eggs (often in soup).

A set of steps that you use to go from one floor to another.