Spelling List 3-21
3-21 Spelling Tip
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Double consonants.
Double
consonants are two consonants in the middle of a word. The double
consonant only has one sound.
Double consonants are in glasses, hello,
and bottom. |
| Words |
Definitions |
| 1. |
toothpick |
a small, pointed piece of wood or plastic for removing bits of
food from between the teeth. |
| 2. |
bottom |
1. the lowest part: There are cookies at the
bottom of the basket. 2. the part on which anything rests: The bottom of
that bottle is wet. |
| 3. |
better |
1. more than good: This cake is good, but that
cake is better. 2. in a more than good way: She sang that song well, but
she sang this one better. |
| 4. |
supper |
the evening meal. |
| 5. |
followed |
1. go or come after: Let's follow him.
Tuesday follows Monday. 2. go along something: Follow this path to the
river. 3. use or act as you are told: She has followed the directions. |
| 6. |
differ |
not be like: My ideas differed from hers. |
| 7. |
corral |
a pen for horses and stock. |
| 8. |
borrow |
get something from a person to just use for a while. |
| 9. |
cannot |
unable to. |
| 10. |
ball |
1. anything round: a ball of string. 2.
a round object thrown, kicked, or batted in games. 3. a game in which
some kind of ball is used: Let's play ball. 4. a large party for
dancing: The prince went to the ball. |
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