Nouns:
* sun + flower = sunflower
* rain + bow = rainbow
* book + case = bookcase
* fire + place = fireplace
* blue + print = blueprint
* hair + dryer = hairdryer
* foot + ball = football
* water + melon = watermelon
Verbs:
* break + fast = breakfast
* over + look = overlook
* under + stand = understand
* up + hold = uphold
* out + side = outside
* in + side = inside
Adjectives:
* heart + felt = heartfelt
* light + weight = lightweight
* full + time = full-time
* part + time = part-time
* long + haired = long-haired
* short + sleeved = short-sleeved
Other:
* some + thing = something
* any + thing = anything
* every + thing = everything
* every + body = everybody
* no + body = nobody
* some + one = someone
* any + one = anyone
* every + one = everyone
* no + one = no one
Tips for Creating Compound Words:
* Meaning: The combined word should have a clear and understandable meaning.
* Usage: Check if the compound word is already commonly used in the English language.
* Hyphenation: Use hyphens to separate the words in a compound word if it is not already a commonly used word.
Remember, there are many other examples of separate words that can be combined into one word. These are just a few to get you started!