adj. adequate for the want or need; pron. an adequate quantity.
I had just enough money to buy a sandwich. OR I had enough to eat.
I had just enough money to buy a sandwich. OR I had enough to eat.
Hear it
She did not hold the minim long enough when playing the song.
Hear it
What kind of demon was not extinct enough for Alec?
Hear it
Who did not have enough money for a party?
Hear it
How did the kids warm the school bus up enough so it could start?
Hear it
How did Alice get small enough to fit through the door?
Hear it
Charlene's roller coaster had enough loops to make an astronaut do what?
Hear it
What made it impossible for any hunters to get close enough to kill the terrible man-eating birds of the Stymphalian Marsh?
Hear it
I've heard enough of your poo.
Hear it
What does "She could not pull her nose from her book long enough to eat a meal" mean?
Hear it
Who gave Raspberry the advice of 'just leave people be for long enough and they will screw up for themselves, sure 'nuff?'
Hear it
The flower was drooping because it did not have enough water.
Hear it
How might you get close enough to watch gorillas?
Hear it
How did Angus catch enough fish to eat ?
Hear it
She did not have enough money to clothe her children.
Hear it
adequate; satisfactory; sufficient
inadequate; insufficient
2 syllables
e-nough
bluff
bruff
buff
cluff
cuff
cuffe
duff
fluff
gruff
guff
hough
huff
luff
muff
pluff
puff
rough
ruf
ruff
schuff
scuff
shuff
slough
snuff
stough
stuff
tough
tuff
acuff
leboeuf
lebouef
macduff
mcduff
mcgeough
mcgough
rebuff
VocabClass lessons are designed to engage students, improve motivation in learning the subject matter, and generate better results. Long-term retention is our focus and by making the learning process fun, our gamified approach has a positive impact on this goal.
View all games!
Try it! FREE!