Multiple-Meaning Words
Write the missing word in each sentence. Each word is used more than once, with a different meaning each time.
- It always has to be a ________________ man with them.
- Do you need a ________________ with that?
- She laid her head on my ________________ so she could listen to my heartbeat.
- Friends gathered at the ________________ to remember him.
- Is the royal ________________ prepared for the journey?
- I didn't ________________ up well this morning.
- The goat rested comfortably on a soft bed of ________________.
- He refilled his coffee ________________.
- I felt an uncomfortable tightness in my ________________.
- We've got to handle this with ________________ gloves.
- Don't ________________ yourself. You couldn't afford to buy a house like this.
- I had chicken pox when I was a ________________.
- He hasn't even shaken my ________________.
- Have you met the new head ________________?
- We've had a long dry ________________ this summer.
- Is that Pat Hanrahan's ________________ looking hungry and willing.
- A drowning man will clutch at a ________________.
- I got dealt a bad ________________.
- The speedboat left a long ________________ behind it.
- He asked the witch to reverse the ________________.
- Where did you ________________ them?
- The ________________ told me I needed to practice harder.
- How do you ________________ your surname?
- The lid of the ________________ creaked open.
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