adj. being over what is needed; adv. to a great degree; n. an interchangeable part that is kept on hand for replacement of an original
I had extra food to share. OR The boys were extra quiet while she slept.
I had extra food to share. OR The boys were extra quiet while she slept.
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During Spring Break Victor makes what for extra credit?
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What did CJ do to earn extra money in New York?
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The extra pen was unneeded.
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What does Joe Stoshack buy with his extra spending money?
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Brian was such a milquetoast that he agreed to work extra hours on Sunday.
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Where did Ramona's father find extra work?
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What is Cindy's extra credit assignment in English?
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How many extra little monkeys came to the clothing department?
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What part-time job did Mick have to earn extra money?
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Who did Sophie decide to be extra sweet to the next day, Thursday.
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After getting extra attention, how many days did Toby behave well?
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What does Ivana Beprawpa do first to make extra money to pay off her loan?
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When Weezer found out that her dad couldn't come, to whom did she give the extra ticket?
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Who was given the extra ticket to sail to America?
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spare; excess; surplus
not enough; inadequate
2 syllables
ex-tra
dxtra
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