n. a utensil with a bowl and a handle that is used especially in cooking and serving food; v. to gather in or pick up swiftly
She used a scoop to dish out the ice cream.
She used a scoop to dish out the ice cream.
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What was the scoop really?
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What does a spoonbill like to scoop up for food?
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What does Danny scoop out of the pumpkin?
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''They poured the juice into a pitcher, added water, a scoop of sugar, and stirred it vigorously.'' What does 'vigorously' mean?
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What do the reptile keepers scoop into containers?
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What did she want one scoop of?
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I would love another scoop of ice cream. Yeah!
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What did Tom scoop his father on?
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Whose mama would scoop honey from a hive?
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What did Jack use to scoop the hat from the lake?
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Which animal did Little Bunny Foo Foo scoop up last?
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Why did Pudgykins scoop up Delilah when he went out into the street?
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Who's job was it to scoop the melon balls?
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Why did the two crews scoop up the boosters from the water?
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spoon; dipper; ladle
whisk
1 syllables
scoop
boop
coop
coupe
croup
doupe
droop
drupe
dupe
goop
group
groupe
grupe
hoop
houp
hupe
knoop
koop
loop
loup
loupe
lupe
poop
roop
roope
rupe
shoop
shoup
shoupe
shupe
sloop
snoop
soup
stoop
stoup
stroop
stroope
stroup
stroupe
swoop
swoope
throop
troop
troup
troupe
whoop
arup
recoup
regroup
guadalupe
guadeloupe
intergroup
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