log

Phonetic Respelling: [ lawg, log ]

Definition:

n. 1 a section of the trunk or of a large branch of a felled tree; 2 a written record of events or messages; v. record or journal

Sentence:

I sat on the log and ate my lunch.

More example sentences:

I sat on the log and ate my lunch.

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What was the leaf stretched over the log going to be?

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What happens when they walk on the log across the water?

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Do you remember all of the animals on the log when Bear crashed into Duck?

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What was a danger posed by log cabins?

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One morning a carpenter was sawing a log of wood under a tree.

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The really mushy part of the log is what?

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When Cork yelled 'Boring,' what did the log do?

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What animal lived with Laura and her family in the log cabin in the Big Woods?

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When Principal Barkin used the log to cross the stream, what did it remind him of?

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Why does the raccoon turn the log over?

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Who did the Gruffalo's child find in the log pile house?

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I put another log on the smoldering campfire.

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Why did the kids crouch behind a fallen log on the trail?

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The heavy log will not budge.

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Synonyms:

wood; timber; piece of a felledtree

Antonyms:

water

Log rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • cog
  • dog
  • haug
  • zaugg
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • acog
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • metagogue