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English, 18.03.2021 03:30 chase1869

Look at the part of this dictionary definition that shows how to pronounce the word feline. Do you see the word eye in the phonetic spelling? feline (FEE leyen) adj. relating to cats; smooth and graceful like a cat
What phrase does feline rhyme with?
be mine
bell pen
sea green
fall in

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