Espionage 3 Word Search
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Sample words: WRIER, CHESTY, HAPAX, KOMBU, SKYRE, CYSTS, MYTHUS, WHISH, PATTERN, PIN, TRAP, GROUP, RUN, JURY, FEAR, INVOLVE.
Espionage 3 word list, defined
- WRIER /raɪər/ · adjective
- The comparative form of wry; more dry, ironic, sardonic, or tongue-in-cheek. Related: more sardonic, more ironic, more dry, more tongue-in-cheek.
- CHESTY /ˈtʃɛsti/ · adjective
- (Informal) Having a large or prominent bust; buxom. Also, chiefly British: relating to or characterized by congestion in the chest, as of a cough or cold. Related: buxom, full-bosomed, curvy, voluptuous.
- HAPAX /ˈhæpæks/ · noun
- A word that occurs only once in a specified corpus, such as a manuscript, literary work, archive, or searchable database. The term may also refer more broadly to a word or form believed to have occurred only once in the history of a language. Related: one-off word, single-instance word.
- KOMBU /ˈkɒmbuː/ (British), /ˈkɑːmbuː/ (American) · noun
- A Japanese term for kelp, especially the dried brown seaweed sold in sheets and used to make dashi and other stocks. It is valued for its savory flavor and natural glutamate. Related: kelp, dried kelp, Japanese kelp, seaweed.
- CYSTS /sɪsts/ · noun
- Cysts is the plural of cyst: a closed sac or capsule in the body, typically containing fluid, semisolid material, or gas. Cysts may form in virtually any tissue and can be benign or, less commonly, associated with disease. Related: sacs, vesicles, nodules.
- MYTHUS /ˈmɪθəs/ · noun
- An archaic or literary variant of “myth,” meaning a traditional story concerning early history, gods, heroes, or the origins of the world. Related: myth, legend, tale, story.
- WHISH /wɪʃ/ · noun and verb
- A soft, light rushing or swooping sound, especially one made by something moving through the air. As a verb, it means to make such a sound. Related: swish, swoosh, hiss.
- PATTERN /ˈpætərn/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a pattern is a repeated sequence of elements, a decorative design, or a model used as a guide for making something. As a verb, to pattern something means to form, mark, or arrange it according to a particular design or sequence. Related: design, motif, template, model.
- PIN /pɪn/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a pin is a small, slender fastener or pointed object used to hold things together, mark a location, or play a role in a game. As a verb, pin means to fasten, hold, or identify something firmly or precisely. Related: fastener, brooch, badge, nail.
- TRAP /træp/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a trap is a device or situation designed to capture, deceive, or constrain someone or something. As a verb, to trap means to catch, ensnare, deceive, or prevent someone from escaping or acting freely. Related: snare, net, pitfall, ambush.
- GROUP /ɡruːp/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A group is a set of people, animals, or things regarded as a collective, especially people sharing an organization or category; as a verb, to group is to arrange or classify them together. In attributive use, group also means belonging to or characteristic of a collective. Related: cluster, set, collection, team.
- RUN /rʌn/ · noun and verb
- Run means to move swiftly on foot, operate or manage something, flow, recur, or score. As a noun, it can refer to a journey, a continuous stretch of events or performance, a scoring unit, or a period of success or failure. Related: sprint, race, dash, hurry.
- JURY /ˈdʒʊəri/ (British); /ˈdʒʊri/ (US) · noun; verb
- A jury is a formally selected group of people who examine evidence and determine facts, especially in a legal trial, or assess entries in a competition. As a verb, “jury” means to judge or select something after considering it. Related: panel, tribunal, judges, assessors.
- FEAR /fɪə(r)/ · noun, verb
- An unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm; as a verb, to be afraid of someone or something. Related: dread, terror, fright, panic.
- INVOLVE /ɪnˈvɒlv/ (British); /ɪnˈvɑːlv/ (American) · verb
- To include or involve someone or something in an activity, process, or situation. It can also mean to entail or require a particular consequence, course of action, or component. Related: include, entail, require, engage.
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