Discipline 3 Word Search
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Sample words: ULNAS, WIFTY, PALLA, BASIL, SAMAS, MANDRILS, SERRY, STEARES, TRAIN, METHOD, DUE, ADULT, MIGHT, TUTOR, CONTROL, WILL.
Discipline 3 word list, defined
- WIFTY /ˈwɪfti/ · adjective
- Informal: Clever, quick-witted, and adroit, especially in devising solutions or taking advantage of opportunities. Related: witty, clever, shrewd, astute.
- PALLA /ˈpælə/ · noun
- An obsolete term for a cannonball. It was formerly also used more generally for a ball or sphere. Related: cannonball, shot, missile.
- BASIL /ˈbæzəl/ (UK), /ˈbeɪzəl/ (US) · noun
- An aromatic herb of the mint family, with sweet-smelling leaves used fresh or dried as a culinary seasoning, especially in Italian and Southeast Asian cooking. Also, a cultivated plant of the genus Ocymum/Ocimum. Related: herb, seasoning, sweet basil, Ocimum basilicum.
- SAMAS /səˈmɑːsə/ · noun
- In Sanskrit and related Indic grammars, a compound word formed from two or more words or lexemes that functions as a single grammatical and semantic unit. Related: compound word, grammatical compound, lexical compound.
- SERRY /ˈsɛri/ · verb
- To become dry, shriveled, or withered; to cause to become dry, shrunken, or contracted. Related: dry, wither, shrivel.
- TRAIN /treɪn/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A train is a connected series of railway carriages or other vehicles pulled by an engine. As a verb, train means to prepare someone through practice or instruction; as an adjective, it describes a style of clothing with a long trailing hem. Related: railway, series, sequence, procession.
- METHOD British /ˈmeθəd/; US /ˈmɛθəd/ · noun
- A particular procedure, technique, or system used to achieve a purpose. By extension, it means a deliberate and systematic way of doing or organizing something. Related: procedure, technique, approach, strategy.
- DUE /djuː/ (British), /duː/ (US) · adjective, adverb, noun
- Owed as a debt or right; expected to happen, arrive, or be paid at a particular time. It also functions as a noun meaning something that one rightfully deserves or is owed. Related: owed, payable, outstanding, overdue.
- ADULT /ˈædʌlt, əˈdʌlt/ · noun
- A person who has reached full physical and legal maturity, typically defined as being 18 years of age or older. As an adjective, it describes something relating to, intended for, or characteristic of grown-up people. Related: grown-up, grownup, mature person.
- MIGHT /maɪt/ · auxiliary verb and noun
- As a modal auxiliary, might expresses possibility, probability, permission, or a hypothetical condition, and it is also the past form of may. As a noun, it means strength, power, or force. Related: may, could, perhaps, possibly.
- TUTOR /ˈtuːtər/ (British); /ˈtuːtɚ/ (American) · noun and verb
- A tutor is a person who teaches or gives instruction to another person, especially through private lessons or in small groups. At some universities, a tutor is an academic who supervises students and reviews their work. Related: teacher, instructor, coach, mentor.
- CONTROL /kənˈtrəʊl/ (UK); /kənˈtroʊl/ (US) · noun, verb
- The power or authority to direct, regulate, or command the behavior of a person, process, or thing; also, as a verb, to exercise such power or to keep something within limits. Related: command, authority, mastery, dominion.
- WILL /wɪl/ · auxiliary verb, noun, verb
- As a modal auxiliary, will expresses the future, likelihood, willingness, determination, or inevitability. As a noun, it can mean the power or exercise of choosing, a wish or intention, or a legal testament; as a verb, it means to wish, intend, or be determined to do something. Related: testament, volition, intention, determination.
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