Words that rhyme with -eel

Sis forSeal

Scientific name: pinniped

Seals are a large animal that spends most of its time in the sea. Seals eat fish, and come up onto the beach to rest and have baby seals. The closest land relative to the seal is the bear, and their closest relatives in the water are walruses.

Sea mammals

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Sis forSpinning wheel

A spinning wheel is a device that is used to spin fibres like animal hair or linen into thread or yarn. Spinning wheels of various designs have been in use for hundreds of years. Spinning wheels are usually powered by a foot treadle or turning them by hand. Today, yarn is made on a much larger scale by machines, powered by motors.

Devices

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Sis forSteal

Steal means to take something that doesn't belong to you, especially property that clearly belongs to someone else.

Motion, Verbs

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Sis forSteel

Steel is an alloy of iron and small amounts of carbon, chrome and other metals. Steel is much, much harder than iron and is much more useful for making things out of. Steel is used heavily in building construction, making land and sea vehicles of all kinds, and many household appliances. Some types of steel can still rust, but surgical and stainless steel are far less prone to rusting.

Metals

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Sis forSteering wheel

A steering wheel is a round device used to make a vehicle change direction. Steering wheels are most often seen in cars and trucks, but are also found on some boats.

Automotive

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Tis forTeal

Teal is a shade of greenish-blue.

Colors

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Uis forUnreal

Unreal means that something is not real. An unreal thing can be fake or imaginary.

Adjectives

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Vis forVeal

Veal is meat from a young cow, generally a milk-fed one that is less than three months old.

Food, Meats

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Wis forWheel

A wheel is something round that is on the bottom of vehicles and things like carts and wagons that you need to move around. A wheel lets you roll something heavy along easily. Without wheels you need to drag it along, which is very hard.