Childhood 4 Word Search
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Sample words: TITCH, SIPPY, ROTAS, STOTT, NUZZLE, FINBACKS, OOSIER, MISSIS, HOPE, LISP, BORN, JOY, KID, START, HAIR, MOM.
Childhood 4 word list, defined
- TITCH /tɪtʃ/ · noun
- A very small or negligible amount of something. Related: bit, tad, mite, touch.
- SIPPY /ˈsɪpi/ · adjective and noun
- Sippy is chiefly used as an adjective for a cup, lid, or straw designed for drinking by sipping. As an informal noun, it is a shortened form of “sippy cup,” usually a child’s cup with a lid and spout. Related: sipping, drinkable, cup, drinking cup.
- NUZZLE /ˈnʌz.əl/ · verb
- To rub or press the nose or face gently against someone or something in an affectionate way. It can also mean to cuddle or nestle closely. Related: cuddle, snuggle, nestle, nuzzle affectionately.
- OOSIER /ˈuːziə(r)/ · adjective
- Comparatively oozy: having or becoming excessively soft, wet, or gooey. It can also describe something that seems thick, slippery, or unpleasantly sticky. Related: gooier, stickier, slimier, more viscous.
- MISSIS /ˈmɪsɪs/ · noun
- A wife, especially when mentioned informally or in dialectal speech. In older and regional usage, it can also mean a female household head or employer. Related: wife, spouse, partner.
- HOPE /həʊp/ (British); /hoʊp/ (US) · noun and verb
- As a noun, hope means a belief or expectation that something good will happen. As a verb, it means to want something to happen or to believe, without certainty, that it will happen. Related: wish, expectation, belief, optimism.
- LISP /lɪsp/ · noun and verb
- A lisp is a speech pattern in which the /s/ sound is articulated imperfectly, often with /θ/ or /ð/ in its place. As a verb, to lisp is to speak with such a speech pattern. Related: sigmatic speech, sigmatism, speech impediment.
- BORN /bɔːrn/ · adjective
- Brought into existence or into life by birth; also used figuratively to mean brought into being or created. It is the standard past participle of 'bear' when referring to childbirth. Related: delivered, created, originated, produced.
- JOY /dʒɔɪ/ · noun and verb
- A feeling of intense happiness or delight. By extension, something that gives great pleasure or satisfaction. Related: happiness, delight, pleasure, gladness.
- KID /kɪd/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a kid is a child or young person, especially in informal contexts, and can also refer to a young goat. As a verb, to kid means to deceive or jokingly tease someone. Related: child, youngster, youth, young person.
- START /stɑːrt/ (US); /stɑːt/ (British) · verb; noun
- To begin doing something, or to cause something to begin. As a noun, it means the action or moment of beginning, a starting point, or an initial advantage. Related: begin, commence, launch, initiate.
- HAIR /hɛər/ (British); /hɛr/ (US) · noun; verb
- Hair is the fine, threadlike material growing from the skin, especially on the head. It can also refer to a single strand or tuft of this material, or to a similar filament on an animal or object. Related: locks, tresses, mane, strands.
- MOM /mɒm/ · noun
- An informal term for a person's mother. It is especially common in North American English and is generally more familiar than the formal word "mother." Related: mother, mum, mommy, mamma.
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