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stop happy go sad big little long short noisy quiet come stay

large small old young child adult most least before after freeze thaw

easy hard plain fancy shallow deep different sweet same complicated simple sour

on up off down throw catch lead follow near far fast slow

day pretty night ugly above below buy sell answer question push pull

rich poor hello goodbye front back fat thin old new hard soft

work first play last beginning end always never true false empty full

over hot under cold black white win lose high low early late

yes in no out right wrong left right up down tall short

dirty worst clean best laugh cry smile frown weak strong for against

give country take city boy girl all none wet dry top bottom

Use this blank set to fill in other antonym combinations. Check out my list of 290 antonym pairs. (TWM1593)

Run off on green construction paper, laminate and trim. Encourage students to think of synonyms to go with the apples. They can have one leaf for the top word, and another for the bottom word. Leaves will be on both sides of the stem.

Run off on green construction paper, laminate and trim. Encourage students to write a synonym for the top and/or bottom words on the apples. Leaves will be on both sides of the stem.

scowl grimace sulk awake positive sad depressed blue cavernous low superficial slight upright virtuous evil rotten shove yank tug jerk public accessible shut sealed distant remote quick speedy pokey unhurried scheduled lit cancelled dark guide trail track obey toss fling pitch clasp snag grab Run off on green construction paper, laminate and trim. Students match the synonym leaves to the apples. They can have one leaf for the top word, and another for the bottom word. Leaves will be on both sides of the stem.

labor toil recreation vacant void packed occupied wealthy deprived plump overweight skinny slim slender solid durable rigid difficult simple ancient timeworn latest fresh original lovely attractive beautiful nasty unpleasant horrid purchase acquire vend retail peddle query inquire reply respond grin Run off on green construction paper, laminate and trim. Students match the synonym leaves to the apples. They can have one leaf for the top word, and another for the bottom word. Leaves will be on both sides of the stem.

giggle chuckle weep sob sniffle feeble frail fragile sturdy tough solid pro anti trendy hip popular banned barred vetoed incorrect mistaken correct true high elevated petite brief above below boiling sizzling burning icy freezing victory attain fail tall elevated short squat Run off on green construction paper, laminate and trim. Students match the synonym leaves to the apples. They can have one leaf for the top word, and another for the bottom word. Leaves will be on both sides of the stem.

approach glad cheerful joyful unhappy gloomy large giant hug small tiny lengthy noisy silent peaceful still offer donate get totally everything zero nothing damp misty soaked arid parched upper highest base lowest filthy grimy muddy fresh unsoiled spotless finest greatest poorest lowest Run off on green construction paper, laminate and trim. Students match the synonym leaves to the apples. They can have one leaf for the top word, and another for the bottom word. Leaves will be on both sides of the stem.