Household Items Word Search
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Sample words: BED, FAX, BAG, FAN, CUP, BIN, BOX, DVD, RACK, TANK, SHAM, OVEN, SHELF, PIANO, PLANT, SCREW.
Household Items word list, defined
- BED /bɛd/ · noun
- A piece of furniture consisting of a frame and mattress on which a person sleeps or rests. Related: bunk, cot, berth, couch.
- FAX /fæks/ · noun, verb
- A method of transmitting scanned printed material (text or images) over a telephone line, or the document received by this method. As a verb, to send such a document via a fax machine. Related: transmission, facsimile, telecopy, telefax.
- BAG /bæɡ/ · noun
- A flexible container with an opening at the top, typically made of paper, plastic, cloth, or leather, used for carrying or storing things. As a verb, it means to put something into such a container, or informally, to secure or capture something. Related: sack, pouch, tote, knapsack.
- FAN /fæn/ · noun
- An implement with blades that rotate or a handheld object waved back and forth to create a current of air; also, an enthusiastic admirer or supporter of a person, team, sport, or pastime. Related: admirer, supporter, devotee, enthusiast.
- CUP /kʌp/ · noun
- A small open vessel, typically with a handle and no saucer, used for drinking; also a unit of measurement in cooking equal to eight fluid ounces (US). Related: mug, goblet, tumbler, beaker.
- BIN /bɪn/ · noun
- A container, typically with a lid, used for storing or discarding items such as rubbish, grain, or coal. Related: receptacle, trash can, waste basket, dustbin.
- BOX /bɒks/ (British), /bɑːks/ (American) · noun, verb
- A flat, rigid rectangular or square container with a lid, used for storing or transporting things; also, a small enclosed space or compartment of similar shape. Related: container, carton, case, crate.
- RACK /ræk/ · noun, verb
- A frame or structure for holding or supporting something, especially a row of horizontal bars. To place or arrange something in a rack. Related: shelf, stand, frame, support.
- TANK /tæŋk/ · noun, verb
- A large, heavily armoured fighting vehicle, typically with a rotating turret and one or more guns. To store or hold something, especially a liquid, in a container. Related: armour, vehicle, container, reservoir.
- SHAM /ʃæm/ · noun, verb
- A sham is something that is not genuine or authentic, often used to deceive or mislead. It can also refer to a decorative or ornamental object, especially one that is not functional. Related: fake, pretend, imitation, imitative.
- OVEN /ˈoʊvən/ · noun
- A kitchen appliance used for baking and cooking food, typically consisting of a compartment with heating elements and controls for setting the temperature and cooking time. Related: cooker, stove, range, broiler.
- SHELF /ʃɛlf/ · noun
- A horizontal or slanted structure, typically fixed to a wall, used for holding objects such as books, dishes, or other items. Related: ledge, rack, stand, case.
- PIANO /pɪˈɒnoʊ/ · noun
- A stringed musical instrument played by pressing keys that depress hammers against strings, producing sound. A type of keyboard instrument. Related: keyboard, instrument, music, harpsichord.
- PLANT /plænt/ · noun, verb
- A living organism that grows in the ground, typically photosynthetic and having roots, stems, and leaves. To introduce or implant something, such as an idea or a business. Related: vegetation, growth, cultivation, introduction.
- SCREW /skruː/ · noun, verb
- A screw is a type of fastener that consists of a cylindrical body with a helical ridge, used to join or hold together two or more parts. To screw something means to turn or fasten it using a screw. Related: bolt, nail, pin, fasten.
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