Amphibian, Reptiles & Insects Word Search — Easy

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Amphibian, Reptiles & Insects word list, defined

BLUET /bluːt/ · noun
A bluet is a small, delicate flower, typically blue in color, often found in meadows and fields. Related: bluebell, forget-me-not, cornflower, larkspur.
CLOAK /kloʊk/ · noun
A loose outer garment without sleeves that fastens at the neck and hangs from the shoulders; figuratively, something that conceals or disguises one's true nature or intentions. Related: cape, mantle, robe, shawl.
NEWT /njuːt/ · noun
A small, typically aquatic salamander, often found in ponds and lakes. Newts are characterized by their distinctive red or orange coloration and their ability to regrow lost limbs. Related: salamander, amphibian, creep, crawl.
GOPHER /ˈɡɒfər/ · noun
A burrowing rodent, typically with a stocky body and strong claws, found in North America. A person who digs or burrows, especially in a tunnel or underground. Related: badger, mole, groundhog, chipmunk.
CLICK /klɪk/ · noun, verb
A short, sharp sound, such as that made by a switch or by the tongue; as a verb, to make such a sound, or (of a mechanism) to move into place with a clicking noise. Figuratively, it means to become suddenly clear or understood, or for two people to form an instant rapport. Related: snap, clack, tick, tap.
WASP /wɒsp/ · noun
A flying insect with a narrow waist, typically brightly colored and capable of stinging. Related: bee, hornet, fly, insect.
TOAD /tɒd/ · noun
A small to medium-sized amphibian with a typically warty skin, often found in gardens and fields. Toads are closely related to frogs, but have a more rounded body and shorter legs. Related: frog, newt, salamander, amphibian.

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