Korean War Word Search
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Sample words: PALES, AFIRE, VOIDS, WRASSE, KACHA, ABATER, FUMET, WONKY, UNITED, INVADED, NATIONS, HANGUK, DIVIDED, CHINA, KOREA, HANJA.
Korean War word list, defined
- PALES /pɛɪlz/ · verb
- To become or make something less bright or less intense in color, or to lose strength or vitality. To pale in comparison means to be less impressive or attractive than something else. Related: fade, dull, weaken, dim.
- AFIRE /əˈfaɪər/ · adjective (also adverb)
- Burning or on fire, either literally or figuratively; ablaze. Figuratively, it describes someone or something filled with intense passion, excitement, or enthusiasm. Related: ablaze, alight, burning, blazing.
- VOIDS /vɔɪdz/ · noun and verb
- As a plural noun, voids are empty spaces, gaps, or areas where something is absent; the word can also refer to vacancies or significant omissions. As a third-person singular verb, voids means makes something invalid, ineffective, or empty. Related: gaps, emptiness, vacancies, blanks.
- WRASSE British /rɒs/; American /ræs/ · noun
- A wrasse is any of numerous marine fishes in the family Labridae, typically found around rocky reefs and coastal waters. Many species have elongated bodies, thick lips, vivid coloration, and diets based on small invertebrates. Related: labrid.
- ABATER /əˈbeɪtər/ · noun
- A person or thing that abates something, i.e. that lessens, reduces, or diminishes its force, intensity, or amount. The word is chiefly used as an agent noun formed from the verb 'abate', and appears most often in technical or legal contexts. Related: reducer, diminisher, moderator, alleviator.
- FUMET /fjuːˈmeɪ/ · noun
- A concentrated stock made from fish bones, trimmings, and aromatics, used as a base for sauces, soups, and risottos in classical French cooking. Related: stock, broth, bouillon, consommé.
- WONKY /ˈwɒŋki/ (British English); /ˈwɑːŋki/ (American English) · adjective
- Informal, for something that is crooked, unstable, unreliable, or not working properly. It can also describe something or someone as strange, eccentric, or behaving oddly. Related: unreliable, faulty, unstable, crooked.
- UNITED /juːˈnaɪtɪd/ · adjective; verb
- United means joined together as one body, group, or purpose. As a verb, it is the past tense and past participle of unite, meaning to bring people or things together. Related: unified, joined, combined, allied.
- INVADED /ɪnˈveɪdɪd/ · verb (past tense and past participle)
- Entered a place or territory with force, especially as part of an attack or military action. It can also mean intruded into someone's space, privacy, or rights. Related: occupied, entered, penetrated, infiltrated.
- NATIONS /ˈneɪʃənz/ · noun
- A large body of people who share a common culture, language, history, and often a common government; a group of people living in a particular country or region. Related: countries, states, societies, communities.
- DIVIDED /dɪˈvaɪdɪd/ · adjective
- Separated into parts or groups; split between two or more opinions, loyalties, or interests. Related: split, separated, partitioned, disunited.
- CHINA /ˈtʃaɪnə/ · noun
- China is porcelain, or tableware and ornaments made of porcelain or similar ceramic material. It is typically used as an uncountable mass noun referring to a household's collection of such dishes. Related: porcelain, crockery, dishes, tableware.
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