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      Mum told them to stop gobbling sweets.

      graze

      Sheep graze in the meadow until the farmer brings them in for the night.

      have a meal

      “We have a meal together every evening,” said Mum.

      munch

      The horse likes to munch apples, carrots and oats.

      nibble

      Kylie nibbles her food like a mouse.

      peck

      Pigeons peck seeds and breadcrumbs thrown by the tourists.

      swallow

      Arthur was too busy talking to swallow his food properly.

      edge NOUN

      An edge is the end or side of something.

      border

      Her wallpaper had a border with animals on it.

      boundary

      The farmer planted a hedge along the boundary of his land.

      brim

      He filled his glass up to the brim.

      margin

      There were holes in the margin of the paper to fit the folder.

      rim

      They stood at the rim of the crater and gazed down into the depths.

      effort NOUN

      Effort is the energy needed to do something.

      energy

      It took a huge amount of energy to climb to the top of the hill.

      force

      With great force, the giant pushed a boulder from the mouth of the cave.

      struggle

      The boys found it a struggle to drag the heavy sack.

      work

      “They have put a lot of work into this project,” said the teacher.

      empty (1) ADJECTIVE

      Something that is empty has no people or things in it.

      bare

      John’s room was bare apart from a few packing cases.

      blank

      Hasan stared at the blank pages of his old diary.

      clear

      The road was clear and we arrived in record time.

      deserted

      We knocked on the door, but the place was completely deserted.

      unoccupied

      The house had been unoccupied for years.

      vacant

      We had a job to find a vacant field for our picnic.

      ANTONYM: full

      empty (2) VERB

      If you empty a container, you pour or take everything out of it.

      clear out

      Dad started to clear out the shed today.

      drain

      There was a hole in his bucket and the water drained out.

      unload

      The children helped unload the car when they got home.

      ANTONYM: fill

      encourage (1) VERB

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