Compound Words

These are compound words ending in worm: glowworm, -hookworm, ringworm, tapeworm and bookworm.

Wildlife is a compound word.

• cowbell
• cowboy
• cowgirl
• cowhide
• cowpoke

attendant , verdant, brilliant, ignorant, pleasant

No, it is not. A compound noun is a combination of a noun and another word, whether it be a noun (e.g. football), a verb (e.g. breakwater), an adjective (e.g. blackboard), or a preposition (e.g. underworld).

Several:

Blowfly

Horsefly

Housefly

Hoverfly

YellowJacket

etc.

Also: Ladybug, grasshopper, butterfly, firefly, & bedbug

Palm tree is not a compound word.

Wilderness is not a compound word because "wilder" (sounding like will-dur,) and ness are not words. Therefore, wilderness is not a compound word!

• hangdog
• sheepdog
• underdog
• watchdog

The plural form for the verb vine is vines.

Yes Housefly is a compound word because its two words made to a word.

where does the fly it lives in a house.

house + fly = Housefly

so housefly is a compound word

No, caterpillar is not a compound word.

Yes it is. It has the words "live" and "stock" or the words "lives" and "tock".

• birdseed
• birdbath
• birdcage
• blackbird
• bluebird
• birdbrain
• birdhouse
• redbird
• gaolbird
• jailbird
• lyrebird
• whirlybird

foot ball

footnote

footman

footlocker

footloose

footrace

footwear

footsore

footwork

footplate

footstool

footprint

foothills

barefoot

clubfoot

flatfooted

tenderfoot

footpath

yes because you can separate it and form rattle and snake which forms two different words and meanings and when put together rattlesnake has a different meaning from the other two words so far it is a compound word

PROBABLY walk

bulldog

bulldoser sorry check in a book to spell bulldoser corect

mushroom

butternut squash

strawberry

blueberry

blackberry

peanut

pineapple

honeydew melon

grapefruit

starfruit

Tree trunk is not a compound word.

One is goosebumps.

Another is gooseberry.

butterfly

dragonfly

housefly