Lisa Campbell Media Specialist ENTRY WORD lighthouse lighthouse

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ENTRY WORD lighthouse light·house Pronunciation: 'l. It-"haus” Function: noun 1 : a structure (as a tower) with a powerful light that gives a continuous or intermittent signal to navigators 2 : Beacon

lighthouse light·house Pronunciation: 'l. It-"haus” Function: noun 1 : a structure (as a tower) with a powerful light that gives a continuous or intermittent signal to navigators 2 : Beacon

Lighthouse light·house Pronunciation: 'l. It-"haus” Function: noun 1 : a structure (as a tower) with a powerful light that gives a continuous or intermittent signal to navigators 2 : Beacon

This is the main part of the entry. There may be several definitions of the word. lighthouse • light·house Pronunciation: 'l. It-"haus Function: noun 1 : a structure (as a tower) with a powerful light that gives a continuous or intermittent signal to navigators 2 : Beacon

FACES 1. The front part of the head 2. The main side of something 3. To meet with courage

PACK 1. To put into a box for carrying 2. A group that is alike

PARTS 1. A role in a movie 2. Share of work 3. To comb so that a part forms

PELTED 1. The skin of an animal 2. To strike or beat against again and again

REARED 1. To rise on hind legs 2. To help grow up 3. The place behind the front

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Þú scealt þá cýe meolcian ond ic sceal út gán þá hors tó findenne Gesáwe þú þá scipu? Hí seglað tó Denemearce. You milk the cows, and I'll go out and find the horses. Did you see the ships? They sail to Denmark.

Captain Cook brought “kangaroo” and “boomerang” to our language. Sir Francis Drake brought “igloo” and “banana”. American Indians added “moose” “moccasin”, “wigwam”

� German settlers brought “noodle”, “pretzel”, “kindergarten” � Dutch settlers brought “stoop”, “golf”, “wagon” � French settlers brought “chowder”, “prairie”, “toboggan” � Spanish settlers brought “canyon”, ranch” “alligator”