Can't You Make Them Behave, King George?

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Monarchy

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Monarchy

mon · arch · y (closed, r-controlled, suffix)

Monarchy is a noun that means a government ruled by a king or queen.

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Succession

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Succession

suc · ces · sion (closed, closed, suffix)

Succession is a noun that means the order in which people will become king or

queen.

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Ceremony

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cer · em · o · ny (closed, closed, open, open)

Ceremony is a noun that means a fancy event with a specific set of rules.

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Scurrying

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scur · ry · ing (r-controlled, open, suffix)

Scurrying is a verb that means moving quickly like a mouse.

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Coronation

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cor · on · a · tion (r-controlled, closed, open, suffix)

Coronation is a noun that means a ceremony where a king or queen gets a crown put on their head to show that they are officially the ruler.

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Heirs

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heirs (vowel team)

Heirs is a noun that means people who inherit wealth.

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Taxes

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tax · es (closed, suffix)

Taxes is a plural noun that means an amount of money that you pay to the

government every time you buy or do something.