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English Vocabulary Words with Pictures: A-Z
archery
Archery is practiced for sport and for hunting. The person is called an archer. He or she uses a bow and arrow.
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blister
Blisters are little pockets of skin filled with fluid, which form when there is repeated friction on the skin in a particular place.
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cilantro / coriander
Coriander or cilantro is often chopped up (cut into tiny pieces) and used as a flavoring in many dishes.
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deck
A full set of cards is called a deck of cards.
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A wooden platform attached to a house, used for leisure, is also called a deck.
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easel
An easel is a wooden support that hold the canvas for painting or drawing.
filter
A filter removes small particles from a liquid. This is a coffee filter.
goatee
A goatee is a small beard that only covers the chin.
hammock
A hammock is a piece of fabric or a net suspended by attaching it to the walls, used for sleeping or resting.
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icing
Icing is a sugary paste used on cakes, cupcakes, donuts, and cookies. It can also be called “frosting.”
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jade
Jade is a green stone used for jewelry and decoration.
keg
A keg is a round metal barrel. Nowadays, kegs are often used for beer.
lace
Lace is a delicate pattern of fabric with openings in the design.
mussels
Mussels are a type of shellfish. They are edible.
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needle
Needles like this one are used in sewing. In medicine, doctors use needles to give injections.
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oars
Oars are used to manually make a boat move through the water.
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paw
The word paw refers to the soft foot of a mammal, such as a cat or dog.
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quilt
A quilt is a blanket made by putting various pieces of fabric together, often in a decorative design.
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recliner
A recliner is a type of chair, where you can make the back part go down so that you can recline (lay back).
sandpaper
Sandpaper is used for rubbing rough surfaces to make them smooth.
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trampoline
A trampoline is an elastic surface that’s fun to jump on.
ulcer
An ulcer is a hole in the wall of your stomach. It is painful and sometimes requires surgery.
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vault
A vault is a very secure area (usually inside a bank) where valuables are kept. A vault is big enough to walk inside. A small locked metal box is called a safe.
windbreaker
A windbreaker is a very light jacket
xerox
Xerox is the name of a company that makes copy machines. However, some people call them “xerox machines” or use “xerox” as a verb to mean “make copies.”
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yawn
You yawn (open your mouth wide) when you’re tired or bored.
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zucchini
A zucchini is a type of vegetable.
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