n. a minute mark or dot a dot in printing or writing; as a period; decimal point; vowel point; or indicating with your finger
Do not point at people.
Do not point at people.
Hear it
When Owl told the others to try to see things from Bat's point of view, what did they do?
Hear it
What was the entry point for emigrants in the U.S.?
Hear it
What stone statue is a focal point of the story?
Hear it
What do the girls do after they point their toes?
Hear it
Who's point of view is not used?
Hear it
How many bowhead whales rounded the point of Marble Island?
Hear it
A masthead is the uppermost point of a mast.
Hear it
What's the point of a speed bump?
Hear it
Why did the author use an exclamation point after this statement, Alligators may loose 3,000 teeth in a lifetime!?
Hear it
Why did Ms. Lyon point to the microphone when Kate and Victoria were talking about the undertopped pizza?
Hear it
Who did the boy point to?
Hear it
We could not see through the turbid waters. OR Her acts point to a turbid mind.
Hear it
What birds does Mr. Baxter point out in London?
Hear it
Please punctuate the sentence correctly. OR I want to punctuate this point.
Hear it
1 syllables
point
joint
joynt
pointe
anoint
apdisjoint
lalapointe
pierpoint
disapreap
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!