In a classroom filled with bright and curious students, a teacher decided to challenge their creativity with a unique word game. The task was simple: come up with words that end with the suffix “tor” and have a voracious appetite for goods.
The students eagerly raised their hands, ready to showcase their vocabulary skills. One confident student kicked off the game with the word “alligator,” earning praise from the teacher.
The next student excitedly shouted “predator,” filling the classroom with anticipation. The teacher commended the student on their impressive vocabulary.
Then, it was Little Johnny’s turn. Known for his quick wit and mischievous grin, Johnny piped up with a word that left the teacher struggling to maintain her composure. “Miss, v***ator,” he said with an innocent yet cheeky tone.
The classroom erupted into laughter, and once the giggles subsided, the teacher replied, “That’s quite a big word, Johnny, but it doesn’t actually consume anything.”
Undeterred, Johnny confidently explained, “Well, my sister has one, and she says it eats batteries like there’s no tomorrow!” The classroom burst into laughter once again, and the teacher couldn’t help but be impressed by Johnny’s quick thinking.
