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Putti refers to small, usually winged, cherubic figures often depicted in art, particularly in Renaissance art and architecture. They are typically shown as playful, mischievous, or affectionate. Related: cherubs, cupids, amoretti, sprites.
NOSEY/ˈnoʊzi/ · adjective
Given to or characterized by excessive curiosity or interest in other people's affairs; intrusive or nosy. Related: nosy, inquisitive, curious, intrusive.
TROOPS/truːps/ · noun
A number of soldiers or police officers, especially when considered as a group. A large number of people who are working together to achieve a particular goal. Related: forces, soldiers, militia, army.
The land next to the sea; the seashore. As a verb, to move forward without effort or power, especially downhill or with the engine off, or figuratively to progress easily without exertion. Related: shore, seashore, seaside, littoral.
SCIENCE/sɪˈɒns/ · noun
The study of the natural world around us, using evidence and observation to develop explanations and theories. This can include fields such as physics, biology, chemistry, and more. Related: research, study, discovery, experiment.
RATES/rɑɪts/ · noun, verb
A rate is a measure of the amount of something per unit of time or quantity. To rate something is to evaluate or assess its quality or value. Related: fee, charge, price, tariff.
LARGE/lɑːrdʒ/ · adjective
Extending a great distance from top to bottom or from side to side; of considerable size or amount. Having a big or impressive size, amount, or degree. Related: big, great, huge, enormous.
GROUP/gruːp/ · noun, verb
A number of individuals or things that are related or associated in some way; a collection of people or things that are grouped together. To bring or gather into a group. Related: set, collection, assembly, gang.
The common people of an ancient Greek state, viewed as a political body; more broadly, the populace or ordinary people as the basis of democratic power. Related: populace, the people, citizenry, commoners.
SELDOM/ˈsɛldəm/ · adverb
Used to indicate that something happens or is done very infrequently. Not often or rarely. Related: rarely, hardly ever, seldomly, infrequently.
FISHER/ˈfɪʃər/ · noun
A person who catches fish, especially for a living or as a sport; in North America, also a carnivorous mammal (Pekania pennanti) of the weasel family, despite the name not actually fishing for its food. Related: angler, fisherman, trawlerman.
ALLELE/əˈliːl/ · noun
One of two or more alternative forms of a gene that arise by mutation and are found at the same position on a chromosome; an individual inherits one allele from each parent for each gene. Related: allelomorph, gene variant, genetic variant.