grasshoppers

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Phonetic Respelling: [ gras-hop-er, grahs- ]

Definition: Play

n. an insect with long powerful hind legs for jumping and two pairs of wings. Grasshoppers eat plant.

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The grasshoppers ate the lettuce in our garden.

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The grasshoppers ate the lettuce in our garden.

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What happened to the grasshoppers when chicken said cluck?

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How do the grasshoppers begin in the book?

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What did the grasshoppers do on the prairie?

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What did Larry and Clarinda feed to the grasshoppers by hand?

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After the grasshoppers ate the trees bare and left only twigs, to where did the neighbors move?

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How do male grasshoppers sing?

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What caused the grasshoppers to leave for good?

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What did the grasshoppers do?

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How did the grasshoppers leave the prairie?

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How long did it take the grasshoppers to eat all the corn?

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What happened in Prairie Creek years before when the grasshoppers invaded the town?

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How many legs do grasshoppers have?

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What were the grasshoppers doing?

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What do grasshoppers use to smell?

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Synonyms: Play

bug; insect; aphid

Antonyms: Play

snake

How many syllables in grasshoppers?

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