Parachute Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: SKALD, BITSY, SIRRA, DELED, NERVY, BAREBACK, REMEDY, SAFFRONS, RIGID, NOVAE, WEIGHT, SQUARE, DYNASTY, PILOT, LIGHT, GRABBED.
Parachute word list, defined
- SKALD /skɔːld/ · noun
- A poet, especially a medieval Scandinavian poet or court poet. The word is chiefly literary and historical, referring particularly to the trained poets of Norse courts. Related: poet, bard, minstrel, court poet.
- BITSY /ˈbɪtsi/ · adjective
- Very small or tiny; used informally, often in an affectionate or endearing way. Related: tiny, little, wee, minute.
- SIRRA /ˈsɪrə/ · noun
- An obsolete or poetic variant of “sierra,” meaning a mountain range or mountain chain. Related: mountain range, mountain chain, cordillera.
- DELED /ˈdiːld/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of "dele", an editing and proofreading term meaning to mark matter in a manuscript or proof as text that is to be deleted. Related: struck out, crossed out, expunged, erased.
- NERVY /ˈnɜːrvi/ · adjective
- Nervous or anxious, especially in a way that is visible to others. In informal American English, it can also describe someone as bold, daring, or slightly impudent. Related: nervous, anxious, edgy, jittery.
- BAREBACK /ˈbɛərˌbæk/ · adverb
- (Of riding a horse) without a saddle; also used more broadly to describe doing something without the usual equipment, protection, or preparation. Related: unsaddled, saddleless, unprotected.
- REMEDY /ˈrɛmədi/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a remedy is a medicine or other treatment intended to cure or relieve a disease, disorder, or problem; it can also mean a solution or corrective measure. As a verb, to remedy means to correct, improve, or eliminate a problem or fault. Related: cure, solution, fix, remedy.
- RIGID /ˈrɪdʒɪd/ · adjective
- Stiff, inflexible, or resistant to bending or movement. In figurative use, rigid means fixed, strict, and unwilling to change or adapt. Related: stiff, inflexible, unyielding, strict.
- NOVAE /ˈnoʊvi/ · noun
- The traditional Latin plural of nova, a star that suddenly becomes much brighter before gradually fading. The English plural novas is also commonly used. Related: new stars, supernovae.
- WEIGHT /weɪt/ · noun, verb
- Weight is the amount of heaviness an object or person has, especially as measured by mass or gravitational force. It can also mean importance, influence, or the act of assigning importance to something, as well as the process of measuring heaviness or applying pressure. Related: heaviness, burden, importance, influence.
- SQUARE /skwɛər/ (British); /skwer/ (US) · noun, verb, adjective, adverb
- A square is a geometric shape with four equal sides and four right angles. The word also refers to an open area in a town or city, typically used as a public space, and can describe something that is square in shape or arranged in a square formation. Related: quadrangle, plaza, parade, shaping.
- DYNASTY /ˈdɪnəsti/ · noun
- A line of hereditary rulers of a country or empire, typically successive members of the same family; more broadly, any powerful family or group that maintains its position and influence over successive generations. Related: lineage, house, succession, bloodline.
- PILOT /ˈpaɪlət/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A pilot is a person who flies an aircraft or guides a ship or other vehicle; by extension, it can mean a person who leads an undertaking. As a verb, to pilot means to guide or steer, while pilot as an adjective means preliminary or experimental. Related: aviator, guide, navigator, steersman.
- LIGHT /laɪt/ · noun, verb, adjective, adverb
- Light is the natural or artificial illumination that makes objects visible, especially the radiant energy perceived by the eye. It can also mean a source of illumination, such as a lamp or flame, and describes something that is not heavy, is pale or easily illuminated, or is not serious. Related: illumination, brightness, glow, pale.
- GRABBED /ɡræbd/ · verb (past tense and past participle of grab)
- Grabbed means seized, caught, or pulled something quickly, often with suddenness or force. It can also mean arrested someone, obtained something promptly, or strongly attracted someone's attention or interest. Related: seized, snatched, caught, clutched.
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