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ahead adverd The word “ahead” means in front or in the future. For example, if you are “ahead of schedule,” you are progressing faster than planned, and if […]

blanketnoun A blanket is a big piece of cloth that you cover yourself with when it’s cold or when you want to feel cozy. It helps keep you warm and […]

aground adverd Aground means to be stuck or lodged on or near a shore or the bottom of a body of water, usually due to the lack of forward […]

agriculture noun “Agriculture” is the practice of growing crops and raising animals for food, wool, and other products. It involves activities like planting, […]

agreementnoun Agreement means a formal or informal understanding or arrangement between two or more parties, especially one that is written […]

agreeableadjective Agreeable means pleasing or acceptable to the mind or senses.   Example She had an agreeable personality and made me feel […]

agreeverb Agree means to have the same opinion or feeling about something, or to give permission or approval for something.   Example I agree with […]

caramel noun Caramel is a sweet and gooey treat that’s often used as a topping or flavoring for other foods. It’s made by heating sugar and sometimes adding […]

car noun The word “car” refers to a vehicle that people use to travel from one place to another. It usually has four wheels and an engine that makes it go. […]

captureverb The verb captor means to capture or take someone or something into custody, often by force or against their will. It is derived from the Latin […]

captornoun The word “captor” means someone who has taken someone else and is keeping them against their will. It’s like when a bad guy in a movie captures […]

captivitynoun Captivity means being trapped or held in a place or situation where you can’t leave, usually against your will. It’s like being locked up in a […]

captivenoun The noun captive refers to a person, animal, or thing that has been taken or confined by force or by someone’s will, and is not able to escape or […]

captivateverb To captivate means to hold someone’s attention or interest. It’s when something is so interesting or exciting that you can’t look away or stop […]

captionnoun A caption is like a little sentence or phrase that goes along with a picture or a video. It’s kind of like a title, but it usually gives more […]

captainnoun In English, a “captain” is someone who is in charge of a group of people, usually a team or a crew. Just like how a teacher is in charge of a […]

capsule noun A capsule is like a little container that you can put things inside. It’s usually small and can be made out of plastic, metal, or other materials. […]

capsize verb Capsize means when a boat or a ship turns over or flips upside down in the water. Just like when you turn a cup upside down, all the contents […]

capital punishmentnoun Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is when someone is put to death as a punishment for a very serious crime they have committed, […]

capital letter noun Capital letters are letters that are written bigger and taller than the other letters in a word or sentence. They are used to start a sentence, a […]