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teacher police officer lawyer doctor firefighter principal accountant banker bus driver conductor dentist pharmacist veterinarian musician photographer dancer artist actor politician scientist professor carpenter architect coach secretary pilot author/writer illustrator librarian reporter judge nurse environmentalist oceanographer zookeeper |
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 A simile is the comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as." |
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He eats like a pig Fresh as a daisy Tough like leather Happy as the day is long Pretty as a picture Blind as a bat Busy as a bee Cold as ice Cute as a button Clear as a bell |
Quick as a flash Easy as pie Quiet as a mouse Free as a bird Good as gold Hard as a brick Light as a feather Explosive as a volcano Fast as the wind Happy as a pig in mud |
Sly as a fox Plain as day Loyal as a dog Sick as a dog Dumb as a doorknob Happy as a clam Larger than life Smooth as silk Strong as an ox Fast as lightning |
 A metaphor is the comparison of two unlike things using the verb "to be" and not using "like" or "as." |
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Eye of the storm She's the apple of my eye You are my sun/sunshine |
Playing with fire All the world is a stage Love is war |
Love is a journey Sitting under a looking glass |
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beautiful bully question learn mistake practice promise struggle sudden understand |
accomplish disagree equal expect forgive friendship imagine respect mix-up in-common |
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bamboozle bonkers dilly dally eavesdrop gargantuan leadership nonstop romp startle triumph |
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