List of ” Form and use compound words “

1. Airport – A place where airplanes take off and land.
2. Basketball – A game played by two teams of five players each, where points are scored by throwing a ball through a netted hoop.
3. Baseball – A sport played with a bat and ball between two teams of nine players.
4. Bedtime – The time when someone goes to bed.
5. Birdhouse – A small house made for birds to live in.
6. Blackboard – A board with a black surface used for writing with chalk.
7. Butterfly – An insect with two pairs of large, colorful wings.
8. Cupcake – A small cake baked in a cup-shaped container.
9. Doghouse – A small shelter for a dog to sleep in.
10. Earrings – Jewelry worn on the ears.
11. Firefly – A small flying insect that produces light.
12. Football – A sport where two teams try to kick a ball into the opposing team’s goal.
13. Grandmother – The mother of one’s father or mother.
14. Grasshopper – A green insect known for its jumping ability.
15. Handwriting – The act or skill of writing by hand.
16. Headphone – A device worn on or over the ears to listen to audio without disturbing others.
17. Homework – Schoolwork assigned to students to be completed outside of class.
18. Jellyfish – A sea creature with a soft, jelly-like body and tentacles.
19. Mailbox – A box used to receive mail.
20. Milkshake – A drink made of milk, ice cream, and flavoring mixed together.
21. Moonlight – The light that comes from the moon.
22. Notebook – A book of blank or ruled pages used for writing notes.
23. Pancake – A thin, flat cake made from batter and cooked on a griddle or frying pan.
24. Pineapple – A tropical fruit with a rough skin and sweet, juicy interior.
25. Playground – An outdoor area where children can play.
26. Raindrop – A single drop of rain.
27. Rainbow – A colorful arc in the sky caused by the refraction of sunlight in raindrops.
28. Rattlesnake – A type of venomous snake known for the rattling sound its tail makes.
29. Seashell – The shell of a sea creature.
30. Shoelace – A lace used for fastening a shoe.
31. Snowman – A figure made of snow, typically in the shape of a person.
32. Spaceship – A vehicle designed for travel or operation in outer space.
33. Starfish – A sea animal with five or more arms.
34. Sunglasses – Glasses with tinted lenses to protect the eyes from sunlight.
35. Sunshine – The light and warmth that comes from the sun.
36. Toothbrush – A brush used for cleaning teeth.
37. Toothpaste – A paste used for cleaning teeth.
38. Treehouse – A small house built in a tree for children to play in.
39. Underwater – Beneath the surface of the water.
40. Uplift – To lift something up or raise it.
41. Wallpaper – Paper used to cover and decorate the walls of a room.
42. Waterfall – A place where water flows over a vertical drop.
43. Wheelchair – A chair with wheels used by people who cannot walk.
44. Windmill – A building with sails or vanes that turn in the wind and generate power.
45. Backpack – A bag carried on the back, often used by students.
46. Bookstore – A shop where books are sold.
47. Cardboard – A thick, stiff paper material used for making boxes.
48. Catfish – A fish with whisker-like barbels around its mouth.
49. Classroom – A room where students are taught.
50. Doorbell – A bell located at an entrance that rings when pressed.
51. Dragonfly – A fast-flying insect with long wings and a slender body.
52. Earthworm – A long, thin worm that lives in the soil.
53. Fingernail – The hard covering on the tip of a finger.
54. Footprint – A mark left by a foot or shoe.
55. Goldfish – A small, orange fish commonly kept as a pet.
56. Hairbrush – A brush used for grooming hair.
57. Hometown – The town where someone was born or grew up.
58. Keyboard – A set of keys used to operate a computer or typewriter.
59. Ladybug – A small, round beetle with a red or orange body and black spots.
60. Laptop – A portable computer that can be used on the lap.
61. Lightbulb – A glass bulb that emits light when an electric current passes through it.
62. Newspaper – A daily or weekly publication of news, articles, and advertisements.
63. Nightlight – A small light left on at night for comfort or safety.
64. Notebook – A book with blank or ruled pages used for writing notes.
65. Outdoors – The open air, outside of buildings.
66. Password – A secret word or phrase used to gain access to something.
67. Peanut – A type of nut that grows underground.
68. Photograph – An image captured by a camera.
69. Playpen – A small enclosure where a baby or small child can play safely.
70. Postcard – A card for sending messages by mail without an envelope.
71. Quicksand – Loose, wet sand that gives way under weight, making it difficult to get out.
72. Rainbow – A colorful arc in the sky caused by the refraction of sunlight in raindrops.
73. Sandcastle – A castle made of sand, typically built on a beach.
74. Schoolhouse – A building where students receive an education.
75. Sidewalk – A paved path along the side of a street for pedestrians.
76. Skateboard – A short, narrow board with wheels, ridden in a standing or crouching position.
77. Spaceship – A vehicle designed for travel or operation in outer space.
78. Spiderweb – A net made by a spider from silk thread.
79. Starlight – The light that comes from the stars.
80. Sunflower – A tall plant with large yellow flowers that follow the sun.
81. Teapot – A container with a spout used for brewing and pouring tea.
82. Thumbtack – A short nail with a broad, flat head, used for pinning things.
83. Timespan – The period over which something happens.
84. Toothbrush – A small brush used for cleaning teeth.
85. Treehouse – A small house built in a tree.
86. Volleyball – A game in which two teams hit a ball over a net.
87. Watermelon – A large fruit with a hard green rind and sweet, juicy, red flesh.
88. Windshield – The front window of a vehicle.
89. Wristwatch – A small timepiece worn on the wrist.
90. Backyard – The area behind a house, usually a lawn or garden.
91. Butterfly – A flying insect with colorful wings.
92. Cupcake – A small cake baked in a cup-shaped container.
93. Daylight – The natural light of the day.
94. Doorway – The entrance to a room or building.
95. Fingertip – The tip of a finger.
96. Footpath – A narrow path for walking.
97. Grapefruit – A large, round citrus fruit with a sour taste.
98. Handbag – A small bag used by women to carry personal items.
99. Iceberg – A large floating mass of ice detached from a glacier.
100. Jellybean – A small, bean-shaped candy with a soft center.

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