Occasions 3 Word Search
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Sample words: GREET, BEDAUB, TULES, DROVES, BAILS, MAAED, FLORIER, LUMPEN, OPEN, HOUR, ROOM, WED, SMART, RAVE, GOAL, GET.
Occasions 3 word list, defined
- GREET /ɡriːt/ · verb
- To welcome or acknowledge someone with a greeting, such as a word, gesture, or expression of friendliness. It can also mean to meet or be presented with something, or to hail a ship. Related: welcome, hail, salute, meet.
- BEDAUB /bɪˈdɔːb/ · verb
- To smear or cover something messily and heavily with a substance such as mud, paint, or grease; figuratively, to flatter someone excessively or adorn something in an overdone way. Related: besmear, splotch, smudge, plaster.
- DROVES /droʊvz/ · noun (plural)
- A large moving crowd or throng of people, animals, or things. Used almost exclusively in the phrase "in droves" to indicate that people are leaving, arriving, or acting in great numbers. Related: hordes, swarms, throngs, multitudes.
- BAILS /beɪlz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular)
- The plural of 'bail': either the two crosspieces resting on top of cricket stumps, or the curved handle of a bucket or similar vessel. As a verb form ('bails'), it is the third-person singular of 'bail', meaning to scoop water out of a boat, to secure release from custody with money, or to abandon a situation. Related: crosspieces, handles, stumps, latches.
- LUMPEN /ˈlʌmpən/ · adjective; noun
- Shabby, vulgar, unrefined, or socially marginal. In historical socialist and Marxist usage, it refers specifically to the lumpenproletariat, the criminalized, vagrant, or otherwise marginalized lower classes. Related: shabby, unrefined, vulgar, ragged.
- OPEN /ˈoʊpən/ (US); /ˈəʊpən/ (British) · adjective, verb, noun, and adverb
- Open means not closed, fastened, or sealed, and it also describes something accessible, available, unrestricted, or not yet settled. As a verb, it means to unfasten, unlock, begin, or make accessible; as a noun, it can mean an opening or opportunity. Related: ajar, unfastened, unlocked, exposed.
- HOUR /ˈaʊə(r)/ · noun
- A period of time consisting of sixty minutes. The term is also used for particular points in time, such as an appointed time or a designated part of the day. Related: sixty minutes, clock hour, time period.
- ROOM /ruːm/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a room is an enclosed space in a building, usually with a floor, walls, and a ceiling, that is used for a particular purpose. It can also mean sufficient space or capacity, or an available place in a house or institution. As a verb, it means to provide someone with a place to live or stay. Related: space, chamber, apartment, area.
- WED /wɛd/ · verb
- To marry someone, or to become married. The word is especially formal or literary in its direct use, while the phrase “get wed” is informal and common in British English. Related: marry, espouse, unite in marriage, join in marriage.
- SMART /smɑːrt/ · adjective
- Having or showing quick intelligence, good judgment, and the ability to make effective decisions. In informal contexts, it can also mean fashionable or clever in a manipulative or showy way. Related: clever, intelligent, bright, astute.
- RAVE /reɪv/ · noun, verb, adjective
- To speak or write about something with great enthusiasm and praise; as a noun, an expression of enthusiastic approval or a large dance party; as an adjective, enthusiastically praised. Related: enthusiasm, acclaim, applause, praise.
- GOAL /ɡoʊl/ (US); /ɡəʊl/ (UK) · noun, verb
- Goal denotes a desired outcome or objective. In sports, it can also denote a successful score or an attempt to score, depending on context; as a verb, it means to aim at or strive toward an outcome. Related: objective, aim, purpose, target.
- GET /ɡɛt/ · verb
- To obtain, receive, or come into possession of something; to arrive at or experience a state or condition. It can also mean to understand, cause something to become, move or bring oneself, and perform or behave in a particular way. Related: obtain, receive, acquire, gain.
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