Words about words

Many means you have a large number of something. The man in the picture has many kittens.

Two people are married if they have been through a wedding ceremony together and have formally become a couple.

Something is mature if it has fully reached adulthood. A fruit or nut is said to be mature if it is fully ripe. Other foods like wine and cheese where you need to wait a long time for the flavor to change are said to be mature when they are ready to eat or drink.

To meander means to take an indirect or wandering path. For example, rivers aren't often straight lines from one body of water to another, instead rivers twist and turn in a meandering fashion.

Medium is a way to describe something that is a size in between small and large.

Mend is another word for fix or repair.

lan Something is messy if the things in or on it are arranged randomly, so they don't look very nice. The opposite of messy is neat.

Mice is the plural of mouse. There are two mice in the picture.

Birds or animals migrate when they all move to a new area at the same time. Migrations happen with the seasons at the same time each year so the birds or animals follow their food source. Sometimes they travel an incredible distance - some kinds of bird travel halfway around the world!

Milled is the past tense of mill, or something that has been made in a mill.