Grade_03 : Word group 03

Contains spoilers — every word's spelling is shown below.

1. Away / əˈweɪ / ADVERB Origin: Old English

   to or at another place

2. Banana / bəˈnænə / NOUN Origin: Spanish

   a food called banana

3. Beak / bˈik / NOUN Origin: Old English

   the hard pointed mouth of a bird

4. Begin / bɪˈgɪn / VERB Origin: Old English

   to start

5. Bib / bˈɪb / NOUN Origin: Old English

   a cloth worn under the chin to protect clothing

6. Blue / blu / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English

   having the quality described as blue

7. Borrow / bˈɑrˌoʊ / VERB Origin: Old French or French

   to take something for a time and return it later

8. Bracelet / brˈeɪslʌt / NOUN Origin: Latin

   jewelry worn around the wrist

9. Broom / brum / NOUN Origin: Old English

   a thing, object, place, or idea called broom

10. Bumpy / bˈʌmpi / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English

    covered with raised or uneven areas

11. Buzz / bˈʌz / VERB Origin: Old English

    a low humming sound

12. Campsite / kˈæmpsˌaɪt / NOUN Origin: Old English

    a place where people set up camp

13. Career / kɝˈɪr / NOUN Origin: Latin

    a person's long-term work

14. Carve / kˈɑrv / VERB Origin: Old French or French

    to cut a shape or design into material

15. Caw / kˈɔ / NOUN Origin: Old English

    the harsh cry of a crow

16. Chance / tʃˈæns / NOUN Origin: Old French or French

    a possibility that something may happen

17. Cheerful / tʃˈɪrfʌl / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old French or French

    happy and positive

18. Chimpanzee / tʃɪmpˈænzi / NOUN Origin: English or Germanic

    a large intelligent ape from Africa

19. Circus / sˈɝkʌs / NOUN Origin: Latin

    a show with performers, animals, or acrobats

20. Cliff / klˈɪf / NOUN Origin: Old English

    a high steep face of rock

21. Closing / klˈoʊzɪŋ / VERB Origin: Old English

    the act of shutting or ending

22. Code / koʊd / NOUN Origin: Old English

    a thing, object, place, or idea called code

23. Command / kʌmˈænd / VERB Origin: Latin

    an order that must be followed

24. Compete / kʌmpˈit / VERB Origin: Latin

    to try to win against others

25. Confusion / kʌnfjˈuʒʌn / NOUN Origin: Latin

    a state of not understanding clearly

26. Controlled / kʌntrˈoʊld / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin

    directed or kept within limits

27. Corral / kəˈræl / NOUN Origin: Spanish

    an enclosed area for livestock

28. Cowhand / cowhand / NOUN Origin: Old English

    a worker who takes care of cattle

29. Cried / krˈaɪd / VERB Origin: Old English

    shed tears or called out loudly

30. Cucumber / kjˈukʌmbɝ / NOUN Origin: English or Germanic

    a long green vegetable