blankets
Pronunciation: [ˈblæŋ.kɪts]
Word
Context: “household”
(noun) a thick piece of fabric used to keep warm. You often use blankets when you're cold or when you're sleeping to feel cozy.
Example
I love snuggling under my favorite blanket on a chilly evening.
Example
I didn't bring any blankets, so I felt very cold during the night.
Example
How many blankets do you need to stay warm in winter?
Context: “sports”
(noun) a group of towels or mats used on the ground in activities like wrestling or a specific kind of competition. They provide a safe and clean space for participants.
Example
The wrestling match was held on clean, bright blue blankets.
Example
The athletes could not compete safely because the blankets were dirty.
Example
Are the blankets ready for the wrestling event tomorrow?
Context: “covering”
(verb) to cover or surround something completely. It’s like when you put a blanket over your bed to hide it or keep it warm.
Example
I like to blanket the flowers with mulch to keep them safe from frost.
Example
Do not blanket the plants with too much dirt; they need some sunlight.
Example
Will you help me blanket the picnic table with a cover?
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