Suffix "-y" Words (root word + "-y" = an adjective)

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What does the suffix '-y' mean when added to a root word?

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The suffix '-y' turns a root word into an adjective, often describing a quality or characteristic.

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Give an example of a word with the suffix '-y' and its root word.

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The word 'hazy' comes from the root word 'haze'.

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What is an ANTONYM for 'hazy'?

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Clear.

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What is an ANTONYM for 'fishy'?

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Real.

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What does 'hasty' mean?

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Done quickly, often without careful thought.

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What is an ANTONYM for 'jittery'?

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Calm.

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What is an ANTONYM for 'flimsy'?

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Strong.

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How does the word 'cloudy' relate to the suffix '-y'?

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'Cloudy' describes the quality of being covered with clouds.

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What is the root word of 'messy'?

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The root word is 'mess'.

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What does 'messy' mean?

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Not neat or tidy.