Haitian Revolution Word Search
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Sample words: RATHS, PAVER, PALSY, COALS, IRITIS, AIRSHOTS, LITAS, LOUDENS, FREEDOM, CROPS, WORLD, HAITI, SAINT, MANUAL, BAREST, COLONY.
Haitian Revolution word list, defined
- RATHS /ræθz/ · noun
- A small mound of earth or stones, typically used as a boundary marker or a hiding place. In Irish folklore, a rath is a type of ancient earthwork. Related: mound, hillock, earthwork, burrow.
- PAVER /ˈpɑːvər/ (US); /ˈpeɪvə/ (UK) · noun
- A paver is a worker or machine that lays paving, such as bricks, concrete, or paving stones. By extension, the term can also refer to an individual unit used to create a paved surface. Related: paving contractor, paving machine, paving block.
- PALSY /ˈpɔːlzi/ · noun
- A condition involving involuntary trembling or weakness, especially of the hands or limbs. The term is also used figuratively for a persistent weakness or impairment. Related: paralysis, tremor, shaking, weakness.
- COALS /koʊlz/ · noun
- Coals are the plural of coal: pieces of black or brownish-black combustible rock, rich in carbon, burned as fuel. The word also refers to the glowing embers left after a fire has partly burnt down. Related: embers, charcoal, fuel.
- IRITIS /aɪˈraɪtɪs/ · noun
- Inflammation of the iris, the colored, muscular part of the eye that controls the size of the pupil. Related: uveitis, anterior uveitis.
- FREEDOM /ˈfriːdəm/ · noun
- The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint; also the state of not being imprisoned, enslaved, or restricted. Related: liberty, independence, autonomy, emancipation.
- CROPS /krɒps/ · noun (plural); also verb form
- The cultivated plants grown on a large scale for food, fibre, fuel, or other economic purposes, especially the harvestable yield such as grain, vegetables, or fruit. Related: harvest, yield, produce, cultivation.
- WORLD /wɜːld/ (British English); /wɜːrld/ (American and other rhotic accents) · noun
- The Earth and all its land, oceans, atmosphere, and inhabitants considered as a whole. By extension, it means humanity collectively or a particular sphere of human activity, experience, or knowledge. Related: earth, globe, society, humanity.
- SAINT /seɪnt/ · noun, verb
- A saint is a person who is regarded as exceptionally holy or virtuous, especially one formally recognized by a religious church as having a special place in its spiritual history. As a verb, saint means to regard or declare someone as a saint. Related: holy person, blessed one, venerated figure, paragon of virtue.
- MANUAL /ˈmænjuəl/ · adjective; noun
- As an adjective, “manual” means performed or operated by hand rather than by machinery. As a noun, it means a handbook or set of instructions, especially one accompanying a product or explaining how to use, maintain, or operate something. Related: handbook, guide, instructions, textbook.
- BAREST /ˈbɛərɪst/ (British), /ˈbɛrɪst/ (US) · adjective (superlative of 'bare')
- The superlative form of 'bare': most lacking in covering, decoration, or contents; minimal to the greatest possible degree. Related: sparest, plainest, starkest, emptiest.
- COLONY /ˈkɒləni/ · noun
- A country or area under the political control of a distant nation, whose settlers occupy it; more broadly, a group of people or animals of the same kind living together in one place. Related: settlement, outpost, possession, dependency.
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