v. produce writing that is not cursive; n. a mark made in or on a surface by pressing or hitting with an object
Marty likes to print his name.
Marty likes to print his name.
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Why couldn't they print the school newspaper?
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How many rules does Mr. Marmel print out for Lester to follow?
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How did the Stone Gazette print its work?
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How were the bears going to print their paper?
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How did Nate know for sure the boot print belonged to Ruth Rose?
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When did the mice see a paw print in the snow?
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Who helped Ben pay for his first print shop?
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What did Eli help make in the print shop?
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I used a printing press to print the newspaper.
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The items in bold print are the most important.
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The girls found a shoe print of what kind of shoe?
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The store can make a print from that transparency.
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When Lupe opened his own print shop, what was he called out of respect?
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After learning to set type, what did Caleb print in his free time?
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write; compose; publish; reproduce
audible
1 syllables
clint
didn't
dint
flint
flynt
glint
hint
kindt
kint
klindt
klint
lint
mint
quint
rindt
schwindt
sindt
splint
ssquint
stint
swint
tint
vint
windt
wint
immisre
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