Multiple-Meaning Words
Write the missing word in each sentence. Each word is used more than once, with a different meaning each time.
- One ________________ from a giraffe's hind leg is enough to kill a lion.
- He's quite ________________, isn't he?
- She took a metal box from the top of the kitchen ________________.
- That was a fun ________________.
- My rich neighbors belong to a private golf ________________.
- What do you think of the new ________________?
- I would like to have a ________________ here.
- It's one o'clock ________________.
- We took cover from the thunder ________________.
- He's taking a ________________ right now.
- He hasn't even shaken my ________________.
- I got dealt a bad ________________.
- I get a ________________ out of her cheerful personality.
- The pointer is employed to find upland ________________.
- They were given a penalty ________________ just minutes from the end.
- Do you need a ________________ with that?
- Because of the accident, he'll have a limp for the ________________ of his life.
- I belonged to the harmonica ________________ in my high school days.
- In all probability, the ________________ will fall.
- This knife is not ________________ enough.
- The ________________ of the members were all out of tune.
- The dagger's metal was presumably from the same meteor ________________.
- Roulette is a ________________ of chance.
- Later, his shop becomes a ________________ with young dancers.
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