Ayurveda 3 Word Search
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Sample words: AVIANS, SQUISHY, PYOTS, YOURN, TALAR, VISITOR, MAUSOLEA, VEZIRS, ODANA, PITTA, SADA, OJAS, TIL, GUDUCI, BACH, AKASA.
Ayurveda 3 word list, defined
- SQUISHY /ˈskwɪʃi/ · adjective
- Soft and yielding to pressure, or making a squishing sound when compressed. The word is informal and is often used to describe cushions, toys, food, or other objects that feel soft. Related: soft, yielding, compressible, cushiony.
- YOURN /jʊərn/ · pronoun
- An archaic second-person plural possessive pronoun, equivalent to the modern “yours.” It can stand alone or be used before a noun, as in “yours” and “your book.” Related: yours.
- TALAR /ˈtɑːlər/ · noun
- A long, loose robe worn by Buddhist clergy. Related: robe, gown, mantle, vestment.
- VISITOR /ˈvɪzɪtər/ · noun
- A person who visits a place, building, or event, especially for sightseeing or as a guest. It can also mean someone who comes to see another person regularly or occasionally. Related: guest, tourist, traveler, caller.
- MAUSOLEA /mɔːˈzəʊliə/ · noun
- The plural form of mausoleum: a large or imposing tomb, especially one built for a ruler or another notable person. Related: tombs, sepulchres, burial chambers.
- PITTA /ˈpɪtə/ · noun
- In British English, a pitta is a flat, lightly leavened bread of Middle Eastern origin, often filled with meat, vegetables, or cheese. In modern English, pitta is also a name for any bird in the family Pittidae. Related: pita, flatbread, pita bread, Arabian bread.
- TIL /tɪl/ · noun (informal); preposition and conjunction (chiefly Scots and northern English)
- An informal short form of tilapia, especially on menus and when ordering food. In Scots and northern English, til is also a preposition and conjunction meaning “until.” Related: tilapia, Nile tilapia.
- BACH /bætʃ/ · noun
- (New Zealand and Australian English) A small, modest holiday cottage or beach house. As a verb, chiefly in North American informal usage, to live alone as a bachelor, cooking and keeping house for oneself. Related: cottage, cabin, crib, hut.
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