scramble verb [ˈskræmbəl]

• to move or climb over something quickly especially while also using your hands
• to move or act quickly to do, find, or get something often before someone else does
• to prepare (eggs) by mixing the white and yellow parts together and then stirring the mixture in a hot pan

scissors noun [ˈsɪzɚz]

• a tool used for cutting paper, cloth, etc., that has two blades joined together in the middle so that the sharp edges slide against each other

scientist noun [ˈsajəntɪst]

• a person who is trained in a science and whose job involves doing scientific research or solving scientific problems

science noun [ˈsajəns]

• knowledge about or study of the natural world based on facts learned through experiments and observation —often used before another noun
• a particular area of scientific study (such as biology, physics, or chemistry) : a particular branch of science
• a subject that is formally studied in a college, university, etc.

school noun [ˈskuːl]

• a place where children go to learn —often used before another noun
• a college or university
• a division within a university or college for study and research in a particular area of knowledge—usually singular —often + of

scary adjective [ˈskeri]

• causing fear

scare verb [ˈskeɚ]

• to cause (someone) to become afraid : frighten
• to become afraid

say verb [ˈseɪ]

• to use your voice to express (something) with words
• to express (an opinion)
• to express (a fact) with certainty

saxophone noun [ˈsæksəˌfoʊn]

• a musical instrument that has a curved metal tube and that is played by blowing into a mouthpiece and pressing keys with your fingers

sand noun [ˈsænd]

• the very tiny, loose pieces of rock that cover beaches, deserts, etc.
• an area of sand
• the beach or desert

salt noun [ˈsɑːlt]

• a natural white substance that is used especially to flavor or preserve food
• a chemical compound formed when part of an acid is replaced by a metal or something like a metal

salmon noun [ˈsæmən]

• a large fish that is born in streams but that lives most of its life in the ocean and that is commonly used for food
• salmon pink

salad noun [ˈsæləd]

• a mixture of raw green vegetables (such as different types of lettuce) usually combined with other raw vegetables
• a mixture of small pieces of raw or cooked food (such as pasta, meat, fruit, eggs, or vegetables) combined usually with a dressing and served cold

run verb [ˈrʌn]

• to move with your legs at a speed that is faster than walking —often used figuratively
• to leave a place quickly by running —often + away —often + off
• to run as part of a sport, for exercise, or in a race

rumble verb [ˈrʌmbəl]

• to make a low, heavy, continuous sound or series of sounds
• to move along with a low, heavy, continuous sound
• to fight especially in the street

ruler noun [ˈruːlɚ]

• a person (such as a king or queen) who rules a country, area, group, etc.
• a straight piece of plastic, wood, or metal that has marks on it to show units of length and that is used to measure things

rubber noun [ˈrʌbɚ]

• a strong substance that stretches and that is made out of chemicals or from the juice of a tropical tree —often used before another noun
• eraser
• shoes or boots that are made of rubber and that fit over your regular shoes to keep them dry

round adjective [ˈraʊnd]

• shaped like a circle or ball
• shaped like a cylinder
• having curves rather than angles

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room noun [ˈruːm]

• a part of the inside of a building that is divided from other areas by walls and a door and that has its own floor and ceiling
• a room in a house, hotel, etc., where someone sleeps
• space that is used for something