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Peaceful is a word that describes a calm and friendly place or situation. There is no fighting, no noise, and no anger.
Something is peeled if it has had its peel or skin removed.
Peeled is also the past tense of peel.
Peeled is also the past tense of peel.
Something that is free of flaws and imperfections and cannot be made better in any way is perfect.
Something is permanent if it will last forever, or for a very, very long time. The hand prints made in the concrete in the picture will be there permanently.
The opposite of permanent is temporary.
The opposite of permanent is temporary.
Playful means full of fun and not too serious. You may see a playful dog, child, or cat chasing a toy.
The word can also describe words or jokes that are light and friendly.
The word can also describe words or jokes that are light and friendly.
Something is plucked if it has had all the hair or feathers pulled out of it. Plucked is also the past tense of pluck.
Something is poisonous if it contains poison. Poison can make you very sick, or kill you. Poison needs to get inside you somehow to be dangerous. Poisonous mushrooms and berries are usually eaten, and poisonous insects and snakes inject poison when they bite you. The frog in the picture will poison anything that eats it, and people use the poison from the frog to put on arrows and darts to help them hunt.
Someone is poor if they do not have much money. An area might be described as poor if it is run down and a lot of poor people live there.
You also use poor to describe something you feel sorry for. For example, if you see a hurt bird you might say "oh, look at the poor bird".
You also use poor to describe something you feel sorry for. For example, if you see a hurt bird you might say "oh, look at the poor bird".
