Sentences

wick in a sentence

n.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

Definition

WICK (noun): A slender piece of material, typically made of cotton or linen, that draws up liquid fuel to produce a flame in candles or lamps.

Sample Sentences

  1. The candle flickered as the wick burned low, casting dancing shadows on the wall.
  2. She carefully trimmed the wick before lighting the lantern to ensure a steady flame.
  3. The old oil lamp had a long, tightly wound wick that soaked up the fuel efficiently.
  4. He found a piece of string to use as a makeshift wick for his emergency candle.
  5. As the wick smoldered, a sweet scent of vanilla filled the room, creating a cozy atmosphere.
  6. The candle flickered as the wick burned low, casting dancing shadows on the walls.
  7. She carefully trimmed the wick before lighting the oil lamp to ensure a steady flame.
  8. When the wick became too short, the candle struggled to stay lit and emitted a faint glow.
  9. During the camping trip, they used a makeshift wick to create a fire from the available materials.
  10. The artisan demonstrated how to make a wick from natural fibers for her homemade candles.