In this article, you will discover a variety of “oo” words to enhance your vocabulary and understanding.
- Moon- Earth’s natural satellite.
- Soon- In a short time.
- Loot- Stolen goods.
- Cool- Moderately cold.
- Food- Edible substances.
- Foot- A body part used for standing and walking.
- Book- A set of written or printed pages.
- Root- The part of a plant that attaches it to the ground.
- Shoot- To discharge a weapon.
- Hoot- Sound made by an owl.
- Room- A part of a building enclosed by walls.
- Tool- A device used to carry out a particular function.
- Boot- A type of footwear.
- Loop- A shape produced by a curve.
- Sooner- At an earlier time.
- Scoop- A utensil for taking up substances.
- Stool- A piece of furniture for sitting.
- Moose- A large deer with broad palmate antlers.
- Gloom- Partial or total darkness.
- Bloom- The state of flowering.
- Drool- Release saliva from the mouth.
- Proof- Evidence establishing a fact.
- Goofy- Silly or ridiculous.
- Broom- A tool for sweeping.
- Noon- Midday.
- School- An institution for educating children.
- Spool- A cylindrical device for winding thread.
- Roof- The structure forming the upper covering of a building.
- Brood- A family of young animals.
- Coop- A cage or pen for poultry.
- Boom- A deep, resonant sound.
- Route- A way or course taken in getting from a starting point to a destination.
- Tooth- One of the hard bony structures in the mouth.
- Groove- A long, narrow cut or depression.
- Swoop- To move rapidly downward through the air.
- Troop- A group of soldiers.
- Spoon- A utensil for eating or serving.
- Hood- A covering for the head.
- Scoot- Move or run somewhere suddenly.
- Shoot- To discharge a projectile.
- Crook- A person who is dishonest or a criminal.
- Booth- A small, temporary structure.
- Afternoon- The time from noon to evening.
- Balloon- An inflatable rubber sac.
- Cartoon- A simple drawing showing the features of its subjects in a humorously exaggerated way.
- Bamboo- A type of fast-growing grass.
- Boomerang- A curved, flat, wooden tool that returns to the thrower.
- Saloon- An establishment for the sale of alcoholic drinks.
- Toolbox- A box to hold tools.
- Moo- The sound a cow makes.
- Rooster- A male chicken.
- Kangaroo- A large marsupial from Australia.
- Raccoon- A nocturnal mammal with a black mask on its face.
- Mood- A temporary state of mind or feeling.
- Monsoon- A seasonal prevailing wind that brings heavy rain.
- Boost- To increase or improve.
- Cookbook- A book containing recipes.
- Doodle- A rough drawing made absent-mindedly.
- Zook- Short for zoo, a place where animals are kept.
- Goose- A large waterbird with a long neck.
- Spook- A ghost or specter.
- Rook- A bird similar to a crow.
- Cheesecloth- A lightweight, loosely woven fabric.
- Footprint- An impression of the foot on a surface.
- Boost- Increase or improvement.
- Lookout- A place from which to observe.
- Rooster- Male chicken.
- Brood- A group of young birds.
- Proof- Evidence establishing a fact.
- Toothbrush- A brush used to clean teeth.
- Bootcamp- A training camp for new recruits.
- Zookeeper- Person who takes care of animals in a zoo.
- Hairdo- A way of wearing the hair.
- Bloodroot- A plant with red sap.
- Floodplain- Land adjacent to a river that is prone to flooding.
- Toolmaker- Individual or company that produces tools.
- Shootout- A gunfight.
- Classroom- Room where teaching occurs.
- Notebook- A book with blank pages for writing notes.
- Smooth- Having a surface free from irregularities.
- Hoop- A circular band.
- Schoolroom- A room in a school.
- Footstool- A low stool for resting the feet.
- Moonlight- Light from the moon.
- Mushroom- A type of fungus with a stem and cap.
- Lookalike- Someone who closely resembles another person.
- Bookshelf- A shelf for holding books.
- Football- A sport involving a ball and goals.
- Foodstuff- A substance suitable for food.
- Foolproof- Incapable of going wrong; easy to use.
- Cookout- An outdoor meal or picnic.
- Toothpaste- Paste used for cleaning teeth.