| A | B |
|---|
| ruler | You measure things with this. |
| singer | A person who sings. |
| hare | A word for rabbit. |
| flower | A rose is one. |
| liar | Someone who never tells the truth. |
| reindeer | Rudolph is one. |
| dinner | A meal. |
| door | You open and close this. |
| fur | Animal hair. |
| zipper | It has teeth. |
| pear | A fruit that rhymes with chair. |
| butter | It goes on potatoes, corn or bread. |
| quarter | It is worth 25 cents. |
| sister | A nun. |
| chair | You sit on this. |
| sour | The opposite of sweet. |
| near | This means close to. |
| jar | A container. |
| water | A clear liquid. |
| car | A vehicle. |
| square | A shape with four equal sides. |
| store | Where you buy things. |
| star | The sun is one. |
| bear | This word follows grizzly and polar. |
| stare | Look without blinking. |
| tear | This means rip. |
| whisper | Speak in a soft voice. |
| teacher | The person in charge of a classroom. |
| answer | It goes with a question. |
| grammar | The rules of a language. |
| oar | You use this in a rowboat. |
| indoor | The opposite of ourdoor. |
| matador | A bullfighter. |
| paper | You write on this. |
| hair | Shafts of protein on your head. |
| butter | It looks like margarine. |
| nightmare | A scary dream |
| far | The opposite of close. |
| air | What we breathe. |
| unpire | The person who calls strikes. |
| four | One more than three. |
| pair | Two of something. |
| year | 365 days |
| pour | You do this to get liquid from a pitcher. |
| poor | Someone with very little money is said to be this. |
| hear | You do this with ears. |
| before | The opposite of after. |
| bookstore | Where you buy books. |
| finger | The thumb is one. |
| ignore | Not pay attention. |
| hour | 60 minutes |
| floor | The bottom of a room. |
| fire | Where you roast marshmellows. |
