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ScreechTo make a sharp high-pitched sound. For example: The baby screeched in anger when the toy was taken away from him. | |
SeekTo find or look out for something. For Example: I will seek help from my sister. | |
SensationThe ability in our body to feel something - such as pain, heat, cold etc. For example: The fever caused a burning sensation in the child's body. | |
SimpleSomething that is easy to do or understand. For Example: Sam had explained the Water cycle in very simple words. | |
SkillAn ability to do an activity well. For Example: Sainka has good drawing skill. | |
SmogIts a type of fog made heavier and darker by smoke and chemical fumes. For example: The smog made it very difficult for the people to see around. | |
Squeeze1. To press something from all sides in order to change its shape or size or to remove any liquid from it. For example: We squeeze the toothpaste out of the tube. 2. To get into a small space with difficulty. For example: The snake managed to squeeze under the door to enter our classroom. | |
SquidA sea creature with a long soft and ten arms around its mouth. | |
StressThis word has many meanings. 1. In the context of volcanoes, Earth's crust and Earthquakes and in physics generally: a very large force which has the ability to change or modify the shape of the object. For example: The push of the Indian plate against the Eurasian plate developed so much stress that the entire land of the contact zone rose up to form the mighty Himalayas. | |