n. 1 a short personal letter; 2 a brief written record; v. 1 make mention of; 2 notice or perceive
I need to refer to my notes.
I need to refer to my notes.
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I kept notes on my observations.
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Keep your notes in the handbook.
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The teacher is tacking the notes on the board.
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She read the prefatory notes in the book.
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Where did Tripp leave notes for Lyla when they were first writing to one another?
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What did Luigi do when the orchestra began to play familiar notes during rehearsal?
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After their training, which boy made many notes at night?
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How many notes did Old Joe Bush write on Ryan's wall?
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Who almost caught Chip and Carrie exchanging notes several times?
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Who does Harry and Doug think is sending the hate notes to Song Lee?
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What was the name of the leprechaun that left the notes behind?
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As God's notes sprinkled into the ground, what happened next?
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Which one of Nate's friends takes the best notes and loves learning facts?
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How did Jack and Annie take notes on this adventure?
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short letter; memo; line
novel
1 syllables
notes
bloats
boat's
boats
coat's
coats
cotes
dotes
floats
gloats
goat's
goats
moats
motes
note's
notes'
oates
oats
ploetz
quotes
throats
totes
vote's
votes
capote's
condedevotes
promotes
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