Provides a listing of synonyms and antonyms for thousands of alphabetically arranged word entries, and includes cross references, related quotations, pronunciation keys, definitions, sample sentences, and a reverse dictionary feature that lists words by their definition first.
Uses photographs and simple sentences to introduce words for noises heard around the house that sound like what they describe, such as tick tock, beep beep, and ring ring.
Uses photographs and simple sentences to introduce words for different feelings that sound like what they mean, such as: tee hee, ah-choo, boo hoo, whee, hmm, yuck.
Uses photographs and simple sentences to introduce words that sound like what they mean: sizzle, crackle, glug, slurp, swoosh, fizz, shatter, clatter, crinkle, tinkle, sizzle, fizzle.
Uses photographs and simple sentences to introduce words for noises related to weather that sound like what they describe, such as the whoosh of a gust of wind or the boom of thunder.
Uses photographs and simple sentences to introduce words that sound like what they mean: whack, splat, splash, clink, slam, thud, bang, clang, whack, crack, smash, crash.
