Interjections Word Search — Easy

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ALACK /əˈlæk/ · interjection: An archaic exclamation expressing sorrow, regret, or dismay; a cry of 'alas'. Now used almost exclusively in literary or deliberately old-fashioned contexts. Related: alas, woe is me, dear me, oh dear.
BEHOLD /bɪˈhoʊld/ · verb: To see or observe someone or something, especially something remarkable. Often used as an interjection-like exclamation drawing attention to a sight: 'Behold, the king!' Related: see, observe, witness, view.
BOTHER /ˈbɒð.ər/ · verb: To cause someone to feel troubled, worried, or inconvenienced; to take the trouble or make the effort to do something. Related: trouble, worry, disturb, pester.
AHOY /əˈhɔɪ/ · interjection: A nautical cry or greeting used to attract attention, especially from or to a passing ship. Related: hello, hail, greetings.
ADIOS /ˌɑːdiˈɒs/ · noun & exclamation: A farewell; goodbye. Used as an exclamation when parting, borrowed directly from Spanish. Related: goodbye, farewell, bye, cheerio.
PSST /psɪst/ · interjection: A whispered or secretive call for attention, often used to get someone's attention without being heard by others. Related: whisper, shh, hey, psst.
DARN /dɑːrn/ (US), /dɑːn/ (UK) · verb: To mend a hole or worn area in knitted fabric by weaving thread across it with a needle. Also used as a mild euphemism for 'damn' in exclamations. Related: mend, repair, patch, stitch.