Periodic table Word Search
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Sample words: DESSE, REBUKE, UNARY, FERRY, PIECED, KNOCK, OXIDANT, MIDMONTH, NATURE, TABULAR, QUANTUM, ATOMIC, CHEMIST, GROUP, TRACE, AREAS.
Periodic table word list, defined
- REBUKE /rɪˈbjuːk/ · verb
- To criticize or reprimand someone strongly for a mistake or unacceptable action. As a noun, a rebuke is a stern expression of disapproval or criticism. Related: reprimand, reprove, admonish, chide.
- UNARY /ˈjuːnəri/ · adjective
- Consisting of, involving, or operating on a single element, term, or operand. In mathematics and computing, a unary operation takes one input, as distinct from a binary operation, which takes two. Related: single, unitary, monadic, one-part.
- FERRY /ˈfɛri/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a ferry is a boat or ship that carries passengers, and sometimes vehicles and cargo, across a body of water on a regular route. As a verb, to ferry is to transport people or things from one place to another by boat, or more broadly to convey them back and forth over a short distance. Related: watercraft, shuttle, transport, convey.
- PIECED /piːst/ · verb
- To make something by joining separate parts together, or to divide something into smaller pieces. It can also mean to combine information or resources gradually from different sources. Related: assembled, joined, combined, constructed.
- KNOCK /nɒk/ (British); /nɑːk/ (American) · verb, noun, and interjection
- As a verb, knock means to strike a surface with a sharp blow, often producing a knocking sound. It can also mean to criticize someone or something forcefully, to make someone feel exhausted or weakened, or to signal by knocking on a door. As a noun, a knock is a blow or the sound made by one; it can also refer to a criticism, disadvantage, or adverse condition. As an interjection, “knock” is used in the phrase “knock, knock” to announce someone's presence at a door. Related: strike, rap, tap, bang.
- OXIDANT /ˈɒksɪdənt, /ˈɑksɪdənt/ · noun
- A substance that causes another substance to undergo oxidation, accepting electrons from it and undergoing reduction in the process. Related: oxidizing agent, oxidizer, oxidation agent.
- NATURE /ˈneɪtʃər/ · noun
- The natural world, including its landscapes, plants, animals, and physical processes. By extension, it refers to a person’s or thing’s inherent character, qualities, or essential nature. Related: character, essence, disposition, scope.
- TABULAR /ˈtæbjələr/ · adjective
- Arranged in or suitable for arrangement in a table, especially with information organized into rows and columns. It can also describe something that is thin, flat, and smooth like a tabletop. Related: tabulated, charted, classified, systematic.
- QUANTUM /ˈkwɒntəm/ · noun and adjective
- As a noun, a quantum is a discrete, indivisible unit of a physical quantity, especially the smallest possible amount of energy or other measurable property. As an adjective, it means relating to quantum theory, quantum mechanics, or phenomena governed by quantum physics. Related: subatomic, microscopic, atomic.
- ATOMIC /əˈtɒmɪk/ · adjective
- Relating to atoms, or to the energy or structure of atoms. More broadly, describing something that is divided into very small, discrete units. Related: nuclear, minute, tiny.
- CHEMIST /ˈkɛmɪst/ · noun
- A scientist who specializes in the study of chemistry, the composition, properties, and reactions of substances. In British English, it also means a person or shop that sells medicines and health products (equivalent to American "pharmacist" or "pharmacy"). Related: scientist, apothecary, druggist, pharmacist.
- 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.
- TRACE /treɪs/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a trace is a mark, sign, or small amount showing that something has been present, happened, or left an influence. As a verb, it means to follow or discover the origin, course, or development of something, or to copy a pattern or outline. Related: mark, sign, indication, remnant.
- AREAS /ˈɛəriəz/ · noun
- Areas is the plural of area: a particular part or section of a place, surface, or field of activity, study, or interest. Related: regions, zones, districts, sectors.
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