Tuesday, March 31, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY/THE TEACHER WAS A polyglot , AND WAS ALSO ANGRY.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY/   Pocketbook = purse    MUSEUM = SCULPTURES.

Monday, March 30, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:KIMONO/THE kimono LOOKED BEAUTIFUL ON THE BRIDE.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:  SOLIDER = army BIRTHDAY = PARTY

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:PUNCTUAL/THE PARENT WAS punctual WHEN IT WAS TIME FOR CLASS.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:cake:PARTY  COMPUTER:SCREEN

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:BUOYANT/THE BEACH BALL WAS buoyant WHEN THE GIRLS DROPED IT IN THE WATER.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:REPTILE = chameleon  SPINY = PORKUPINE.

Monday, March 23, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:RIGMAROLE/MY MOM HATES rigmarole WHEN WE OR OTHER PEOPLE DO IT.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:ORCHESTRA=VIOLIN SCHOOL=HOMEWORK

Friday, March 13, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:MONGEL/EDWARD WAS A mongrel IN THE MOVIE TWILIGHT.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:SONG/TWILIGHT=MOVIE RITHM=song.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:ABSTAIN/I GOT abstain WHEN MY MOM ASKED ME IF I'VE DONE SOMETHING BAD.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:SPINY/ MOVIES=FUNNY PORCUPINE=spiny.

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:PENURIOUS/SHE WAS SO penurious WHEN I ASKED HER TO LEND ME HER PENCIL.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:LOSE/OPPOSITE OF THE WORD:HAPPY=SAD WIN=lose.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:QUANDARY/I WAS IN A quandary WEN I WAS TAKING A HARD TEST.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:DESSERT / WATER : DRINK   ICE CREAM : dessert.

Monday, March 9, 2009

WORD OF THE DAY:DIURNAL/ I DO HOMEWORK diurnal.= DAILY!!!!!!

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:SPRINTER/THE WORD DESCRIBES THE OTHER WORD.!!!!!!!

Friday, March 6, 2009

THE WORD OF THE DAY: MARITIME:SHE ALMOST ATTENDED THE maritime TO LEARN HOW TO SAIL.

ANALOGY OF THE DAY: BOTH PAIRS MUST HAVE A descriptive relationship.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

I need to make a plan with the things that I will need then lookfor them.

THE WORD OF THE DAY:Are you trying to abscond the money?

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:One word names something that falls into the category, or group, named by the other word.