Sarah Plain and Tall Vocab Scramble Challenge

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Unscramble Letters Sarah Plain and Tall Vocab Scramble ChallengeOnline version Decode clues, reorder letters, ace the test. by Gabrielle McQueen 1 plain or not fancy Y H L M E O 2 the beginning of night when the sky turns dark K S D U 3 lively; aggressive S E F Y T I 4 speaking low or unclearly; often a complaint E U R M R U M D 5 wide open land with mostly grass P A E I R I R 6 a paid public notice or ad N E R M V E I E T S A D T 7 a large, long handled fork used to move hay R H O P T I F K C 8 to like something best or better than another choice P E F R R E 9 smooth and glossy C K L I S 10 troublesome or annoying K P E Y S 11 to be calm and quiet H H S U 12 slightly wet P M A D 13 a cloth or straw hat worn to block the sun O N N E B T 14 straps or bands worn over the shoulders to hold up pants U P S D E R E N S S 15 to go get something and bring it back E T H C F 16 work or small jobs around the house or farm E S H R C O 17 a machine driven to spin by the wind L L M W D N I I 18 coarse, shaggy, or uneven surface R U G H O 19 to shout or call out loudly W O P D H O E 20 the word "yes" in Maine U A H Y 21 to take in a deep breath and let it out with force S D G E H I 22 someone or something that goes from place to place with no purpose; a wanderer E A M O R R 23 items that are gathered or collected, often similar to one another L I C T C O E L O N 24 an enclosed or fenced in area where animals go D P K O A D C 25 a mound of sand formed by the wind E U N D 26 flashing over and over B I D E N K L 27 to bring together parts or combine parts to create something O F E M R D 28 rough in texture R A S C E O 29 to cover something completely U B R Y 30 a lamp you can carry that shows the flame or bulb R N L A E N T 31 a section of grassland, often has hay or flowers W D A O M E 32 a total, the answer to an addition problem S U S M 33 a trench where water runs through it L G I U L E S 34 to have fallen down or crumpled P L D S C E O L A 35 to walk through water D E D W A 36 to spit or squirt water T I N G E R S U P T 37 tapping lightly in order to flatten something out I G T T A N P 38 a group of people, animals, or items that are alike A N G G 39 to throw loosely about, not in order or organized D E S T C T A E R 40 a loud, harsh cry, usually by a bird W A Q U K S 41 disorderly, or in a wild manner Y D L W I L 42 a long smear or mark S K A E R T 43 loose trousers with shoulder straps attached L L R V O S E A 44 a verbal disagreement E G T M N A R U E 45 to have taken a small bite E I N D P P 46 sneaky or wily L S Y 47 a part of a whole O I R N P O T 48 a brief but violent windstorm with rain A L Q U S L 49 showing physical or mental exhaustion; very tired Y E W A L R I 50 to push gently to get someone's attention G D E U N D 51 to look with your eyes partially closed I S N Q U D T E 52 to clean or brush; keep tidy O R G O M 53 firm or very strict E R S N T 54 ruins or remains after something burns S E H S A

Unscramble Letters

Sarah Plain and Tall Vocab Scramble ChallengeOnline version

Decode clues, reorder letters, ace the test.

by Gabrielle McQueen

plain or not fancy

the beginning of night when the sky turns dark

lively; aggressive

speaking low or unclearly; often a complaint

wide open land with mostly grass

a paid public notice or ad

N E R M V E I E T S A D T

a large, long handled fork used to move hay

to like something best or better than another choice

smooth and glossy

troublesome or annoying

to be calm and quiet

slightly wet

a cloth or straw hat worn to block the sun

straps or bands worn over the shoulders to hold up pants

to go get something and bring it back

work or small jobs around the house or farm

a machine driven to spin by the wind

coarse, shaggy, or uneven surface

to shout or call out loudly

the word "yes" in Maine

to take in a deep breath and let it out with force

someone or something that goes from place to place with no purpose; a wanderer

items that are gathered or collected, often similar to one another

an enclosed or fenced in area where animals go

a mound of sand formed by the wind

flashing over and over

to bring together parts or combine parts to create something

rough in texture

to cover something completely

a lamp you can carry that shows the flame or bulb

a section of grassland, often has hay or flowers

a total, the answer to an addition problem

a trench where water runs through it

to have fallen down or crumpled

to walk through water

to spit or squirt water

tapping lightly in order to flatten something out

a group of people, animals, or items that are alike

to throw loosely about, not in order or organized

a loud, harsh cry, usually by a bird

disorderly, or in a wild manner

a long smear or mark

loose trousers with shoulder straps attached

a verbal disagreement

to have taken a small bite

sneaky or wily

a part of a whole

a brief but violent windstorm with rain

showing physical or mental exhaustion; very tired

to push gently to get someone's attention

to look with your eyes partially closed

to clean or brush; keep tidy

firm or very strict

ruins or remains after something burns

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Sarah Plain and Tall Vocab Scramble Challenge

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by Gabrielle McQueen

plain or not fancy

the beginning of night when the sky turns dark

lively; aggressive

speaking low or unclearly; often a complaint

wide open land with mostly grass

a paid public notice or ad

a large, long handled fork used to move hay

to like something best or better than another choice

smooth and glossy

troublesome or annoying

to be calm and quiet

slightly wet

a cloth or straw hat worn to block the sun

straps or bands worn over the shoulders to hold up pants

to go get something and bring it back

work or small jobs around the house or farm

a machine driven to spin by the wind

coarse, shaggy, or uneven surface

to shout or call out loudly

the word "yes" in Maine

to take in a deep breath and let it out with force

someone or something that goes from place to place with no purpose; a wanderer

items that are gathered or collected, often similar to one another

an enclosed or fenced in area where animals go

a mound of sand formed by the wind

flashing over and over

to bring together parts or combine parts to create something

rough in texture

to cover something completely

a lamp you can carry that shows the flame or bulb

a section of grassland, often has hay or flowers

a total, the answer to an addition problem

a trench where water runs through it

to have fallen down or crumpled

to walk through water

to spit or squirt water

tapping lightly in order to flatten something out

a group of people, animals, or items that are alike

to throw loosely about, not in order or organized

a loud, harsh cry, usually by a bird

disorderly, or in a wild manner

a long smear or mark

loose trousers with shoulder straps attached

a verbal disagreement

to have taken a small bite

sneaky or wily

a part of a whole

a brief but violent windstorm with rain

showing physical or mental exhaustion; very tired

to push gently to get someone's attention

to look with your eyes partially closed

to clean or brush; keep tidy

firm or very strict

ruins or remains after something burns