Multiple-Meaning Words
Write the missing word in each sentence. Each word is used more than once, with a different meaning each time.
- He sold his goods at a loss to ________________ up his business.
- The strong ________________ blew his hat off.
- Drying a ________________ is more honorable than shedding torrents of blood.
- In jazz, ________________ was gradually being replaced by bebop.
- I cannot shed a ________________ for that horrible man.
- It is only in accepting others that we can ________________ down our own barriers.
- One ________________ from a giraffe's hind leg is enough to kill a lion.
- It was raining hard, and to make things worse, the ________________ was beginning to rise.
- Heather can grow to a ________________ or so tall.
- I get a ________________ out of her cheerful personality.
- The coach helped Matthew straighten out his golf ________________, improving his game.
- He hasn't even shaken my ________________.
- I'm the one who owns all this ________________.
- When are we going to ________________?
- I'm going to the ________________ to withdraw money.
- The newcomer sat down at the ________________ of the table.
- I got dealt a bad ________________.
- David sat on the ________________.
- Do you need a ________________ with that?
- Tiny blossoms have come out all over the river ________________.
- This ________________ always watches out for its own interests.
- Algeria is a ________________ of gas and oil.
- I have a corn on my right ________________.
- They were given a penalty ________________ just minutes from the end.
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