SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

As black as coal

Meaning:
Very Black

Example of sentence:

The pirate's evil eyes are as black as

coal

As easy as taking candy from a baby

SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Very Easy

Example of sentence:

Beating my little sister at

chess is like taking candy
from a baby.

As clear as crystal
SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Easy to see

Example of sentence:
The water in the Mediterranean Sea is
as clear as crystal.

As thin as a rail
SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Very thin

Example of sentence:

The path is as thin as a rail.

As red as rubies
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Meaning:
Very Red

Example of sentence:

These fresh tomatoes are as

red and shiny as rubies.

As soft as a silk
SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Very Soft

Example of sentence:

The singers sweet voice

sounded as soft as silk

As warm as a toast
SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Very Warm

Example of sentence:
This chair feels warm as toast; has
anybody been sitting on it?

As proud as a peacock
SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Overly proud

Example of sentence:
Mikes been strutting around proud as
a peacock since he won that award.

As clean as a whistle
SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Very Clean

Example of sentence:
By the time we had finished mopping
the floor it was as clear as a whistle;
you could have eaten your dinner on
it.

As thorny as rose bush

SIMILE SIMILE SIMILE

Meaning:
Very thorny

Example of sentence:
The old mans beard is as thorny as a
rose bush; I wont touch it.