n. 1.paper used for message; 2 a small piece of paper printed with information about a person; 2 games played with such a pack -old maid-
Your math kit includes a deck of cards and a ruler.
Your math kit includes a deck of cards and a ruler.
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When Celia decides to help Mal and her friends, she places three cards in front of her. What are they and what do they represent?
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Andrew made a deduction from his piggy bank to buy the baseball cards.
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Approximately how many cards and letters did Malala receive in the hospital after the shooting?
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Who did Maggie plan to give the valentines cards to when she is finished?
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What does "everyone is playing their cards close to the vest" mean?
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Be cautious of credit cards that have a high interest rate.
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Why did Truman coat the playing cards in plastic?
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What will happen when money and finally credit cards are done away with?
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How many valentine cards did Violet want to make?
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The boys traded cards.
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The dealer shuffled the cards.
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How many cards did the puzzled penguins play with?
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Who could the narrator send cards too?
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Why did Andy want to trade baseball cards with Tubby?
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printed message; game; identification
rice paper
1 syllables
cards
bard's
bards
card's
cards'
guard's
guards
hards
shards
yard's
yards
bernard's
bernards
disregards
retards
disregards
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