Multiple-Meaning Words
Write the missing word in each sentence. Each word is used more than once, with a different meaning each time.
- The old man leaned on his ________________.
- Are you a huge ________________ of trains?
- My rich neighbors belong to a private golf ________________.
- The party suffered for the ________________ of party-switching.
- Have you ever swallowed an apricot ________________?
- Don't do anything ________________.
- Later, his shop becomes a ________________ with young dancers.
- Tom got himself in a ________________.
- We've had a long dry ________________ this summer.
- This is the first time I've ever walked with a ________________.
- He asked the witch to reverse the ________________.
- How do you ________________ your surname?
- Boris sat near the fire ________________.
- Fiction is obliged to ________________ to possibilities. Truth isn't.
- It's hotel ________________. Please let me in.
- Would you like some apricot ________________?
- Speak softly and carry a big ________________.
- Can you turn the ________________ on?
- I belonged to the harmonica ________________ in my high school days.
- The office ________________ worked quickly and efficiently to resolve the problem.
- I am not a ________________ of shrimp.
- I seem to be developing a ________________.
- The bus was late because of the traffic ________________.
- Jarno Trulli was disqualified for passing a red light at the ________________ exit.
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