Word of the Day - Summer Term 202 - Week 32 (10th May 2021)

Oct 1, 2026

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Weekly “Word of the Day” vocabulary learning material for Summer Term 202, Week 32 (10th May 2021). Presents multiple target words with pronunciation and syllables, clear noun/adjective word-class labels, and concise definitions. Includes example sentences, phrases, synonyms and related link words, plus basic rhyme and prefix/suffix notes. Covers words such as grasshopper, shinobi, heart, tolerate, calamitous, dozen, duo, fortnight, talent, suitcase, and appetite.

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This Week's Words

Grasshopper Tier 1

Grasshopper Word of the Day: dozen

Grasshopper Word of the Day: duo

Grasshopper Word of the Day: fortnight

Grasshopper Word of the Day: talent

Grasshopper Word of the Day: suitcase

Shinobi Tier 2

Shinobi Word of the Day: appetite

Word of the DaySummer Term 202Week 32-10th May 2021This Week's WordsGrasshopper Word of the DayWord of the Day: GrasshopperShinobiPronunciation/SyllablesheartWord Class(heart)(noun)Definition:tolerateYour heart is the organ in yourtearchest that pumps the blood aroundmutteryour body.People also use heart toofficerefer to the area of their chest thatfixationis closest to their heart. spareMy heart was beating in my chest. chippedUI liftShinobi Word of the Dayheart was beatingRhyme:Word ClassLink Word:or the Day:CalamitouS dipartPronunciation /SyllablesuS (adjective)bloodstartca-am--toUSbodyvoCABULARYNINIADefinition:If you describe an event orsituation as calamitous,youmean it is very unfortunateor serious. The calamitous twins destroyed the play room.Phrases:the calamitous pair completely calamitousSynonym:Antonym:Prefix/Suffix:disastrousRhyme:goodLink Word: devastatingglamorousdisasterbad 'Words unlock the doors to a world of understanding.. This Week's WordsGrasshopperShinobi # dozenappetite duounfamiliar fortnightdivert mimic talent suitcase convenient # Grasshopper(Tier l) dozen duofortnighttalentsuitcase # Shinobi(Tier 2 appetiteunfamiliardivertmimicconvenient # Grasshopper Word of the DayWord ClassWord of the Day:dozen(noun) Pronunciation /Syllables(doz-en) Definition: lf you have a dozen things,you have twelve of them. The children used a dozen eggs to create a cake. Phrases: a dozen birds a dozen cakes Synonym: Antonym: Rhyme: Link Word: people # Grasshopper Word of the Day Word Class duo Word of the Day: (noun) (duo) Pronunciation /Syllables Definition: You can refer to two peopletogether as a duo,especiallywhen they have something inCommon. The brave duo explored the caves. ## Phrases: the intrepid duo the deadly duo Antonym: Synonym: Rhyme: pair Owe Link Word: children team Grasshopper Word of the DayWord ClassWord of the Day:fortnight(noun)Pronunciation /Syllables(fort-night)Definition: A fortnight is a period of twoweeks. Jenn was going to her caravan for a fortnight. Phrases: a fortnight until a fortnight abroad Synonym: Antonym: Rhyme: Link Word: holiday fourteen weeks # Grasshopper Word of the Day Word Class talent Word of the Day: (noun) (tal-ent) Pronunciation /Syllables Definition: Talent is the natural abilityto do something well. Everyone was excited for the talent show. ## Phrases: was talented an extreme talent Synonym: Antonym: Rhyme: Link Word: ability gallant sport knack balance famous # Grasshopper Word of the DayWord ClassWord of the Day:suitcase(noun) Pronunciation /Syllables(suit-case) Definition: A suitcase is a box or bag with ahandle and a hard frame in whichyou carry your clothes when youare travelling. Juan packed his clothes into a suitcase for his holiday. ## Phrases: a strong suitcasepacked the suitcase Synonym: Antonym: Rhyme: Link Word: travel trace case # Shinobi Word of the DayWord ClassWord of the Day:appetite(noun) (ap-pe-tite) Pronunciation /Syllables Definition: Your appetite is your desire to eat.Someone's appetite for something is theirstrong desire for it. Class 9 has an appetite for learning. ## Phrases: has a huge appetite appetite had dwindled Synonym: Antonym: Prefix/Suffix: Link Word: Rhyme: hunger food aversion write -S learning craving

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What information is provided for each “Word of the Day” entry?

Each entry includes the word, word class, pronunciation/syllables, a definition, and example sentences, often with phrases, synonyms, and link words.

What does the word “dozen” mean in this material?

A dozen means twelve things, shown through example sentences like using a dozen eggs to make a cake.

How is “appetite” defined and used?

Appetite is described as a person’s desire to eat, and the material includes examples such as Class 9 having an appetite for learning and phrases about a huge appetite.

Oct 1, 2026

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