pillow
/ˈpɪloʊ/A soft cushion that you rest your head on while sleeping.
Example: She fluffed the pillow before going to bed.

A110 words · Beginner
Household Objects vocabulary for everyday things found around the house, including pillow, lamp, clock and key — the first words a beginner names at home.

A soft cushion that you rest your head on while sleeping.
Example: She fluffed the pillow before going to bed.

A small object in a room that gives light.
Example: Can you turn on the lamp? It's too dark in here.

An object on a wall that shows you the time.
Example: The clock in the kitchen is ten minutes fast.

A small metal thing you use to open a door.
Example: I can't find my house key anywhere.

You open this and walk through it to go into a room.
Example: Please close the door; it's cold in here.

Glass in a wall that lets light into a room.
Example: Open the window — it's hot in this room.

A stick of wax with a string through the middle that you burn to give light.
Example: She lit a candle on the table.

A container with straight sides, usually made of cardboard or wood.
Example: He packed his books into a box.

A round, open container with a handle, used to carry liquids.
Example: Fill the bucket with water for cleaning.

Thin thread used for tying or holding things together.
Example: He tied the parcel with a piece of string.
