Spalding Unit 12 Spelling

daughter

• A female child of someone.

• A male child of someone.

• An adult female relative.

• A female friend of someone.

destroy

• To break or ruin something so that it can't be used anymore.

• To create something new and useful.

• To repair and restore an item to its original condition.

• To enhance the quality of an object or idea.

desire

• A strong want or wish for something.

• A feeling of indifference towards something.

• A temporary state of happiness.

• An overwhelming sense of fear.

to

• 
• at

• to

• with

cities

• Large areas where many people live, like towns but bigger.

• Small communities with few inhabitants.

• Isolated areas with no permanent residents.

• Regions primarily used for agriculture.

known

• Something or someone that people are familiar with or recognize.

• A term used to describe something that is hidden.

• A concept that is completely new and unfamiliar.

• An object that is rarely seen or encountered.

taught

• To have shown or explained how to do something. The past tense of the word "teach".

• To have learned something new.

• To have forgotten how to do something.

• To have practiced a skill repeatedly.

nearly

• Close to, but not quite.

• Exactly the same as.

• Far away from.

• Completely different from.

sail

• 
• to fly in the air

• to drive on land

• to swim underwater

naughty

• Acting in a bad or mischievous way.

• Behaving in a very polite manner.

• Following all the rules and regulations.

• Being overly serious and strict.