Follow the arrow to the exit.
What does Arrow mean?
An arrow is a pointed object or direction mark.
Dictionary definition
A pointed weapon shot from a bow, or a mark that shows direction.
Arrow in a sentence
The archer shot an arrow at the target.
The diagram used an arrow to show how energy moved through the system.
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What can an arrow do?
An arrow can be a pointed object shot from a bow or a mark that shows direction.
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Arrow
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air · oh · strongest beat: air
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- Syllables
- air · oh
- Strongest beat
- air
- Ending
- oh
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on air.
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Arrow word family
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arrows
More than one arrow or direction mark.
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