Quakers Word Search
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Sample words: SURED, CAGES, AUDAD, TUKTU, SPELDED, YOKES, AFTERTAX, AMPERE, TITHES, EPISTLE, LIBERAL, GERVASE, WOMEN, PURITY, SPEECH, GOSPEL.
Quakers word list, defined
- SURED /ʃʊrd/ (US); /ʃʊəd/ (UK) · verb (past tense and past participle); adjective (informal)
- As the past tense and past participle of sure, sured means made certain or guaranteed. It can also function informally as an adjective meaning certain or confident. Related: assured, ensured, guaranteed, secured.
- CAGES /ˈkeɪdʒɪz/ · noun (plural); also verb (third-person singular)
- Cages are enclosures, typically made of wire or bars, used to confine animals or birds. As a verb, it means to shut or confine someone or something in such an enclosure. Related: enclosures, pens, coops, hutches.
- AFTERTAX /ˈæf.tər.tæks/ · adjective (also used adverbially)
- Remaining or calculated after the deduction of taxes; used to describe income, profits, returns, or figures from which taxes have already been subtracted. Related: net, take-home, post-tax.
- AMPERE /ˈæm.pɪər/ · noun
- The ampere is the SI base unit of electric current, equal to one coulomb of charge passing a point per second. Informally shortened to 'amp', it measures the rate of flow of electric charge in a circuit.
- TITHES /ˈtɪðz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present tense)
- Payments of one-tenth, especially those made as religious offerings or historically as a compulsory tax. In figurative use, the word refers to substantial contributions or dues. Related: taxes, offerings, levies, dues.
- EPISTLE /ɪˈpɪs.əl/ · noun
- A formal or literary letter, especially a long, elegant, or didactic one; in Christian tradition, any of the letters written by the apostles in the New Testament. Related: letter, missive, correspondence, note.
- LIBERAL /ˈlɪbərəl/ · adjective & noun
- As an adjective, liberal means open-minded, generous, or favorable to individual freedom and social change; in political contexts, it often denotes the left of the political spectrum. As a noun, a liberal is a person who supports such political or social principles. Related: open-minded, progressive, generous, broad-minded.
- WOMEN /ˈwɪmɪn/ · noun
- Adult female human beings, especially when referred to collectively. It is the standard irregular plural of woman. Related: ladies, females, womenfolk.
- PURITY /ˈpjʊərəti/ (British); /ˈpjʊɹti/ (American) · noun
- The state or quality of being free from impurities, contamination, or adulterating substances. It can also refer to moral innocence, chastity, or the unaltered simplicity of a style, practice, or material. Related: cleanliness, clarity, innocence, chastity.
- SPEECH /spiːtʃ/ · noun
- Spoken communication expressed in words, or the ability to communicate in this way. A speech can also refer to a formal public address delivered by a person. Related: address, talk, discourse, oration.
- GOSPEL /ˈɡɒspəl/ (British), /ˈɡɑːspəl/ (US) · noun, verb
- A gospel is a set of Christian teachings, especially those concerning Jesus Christ, or the message of Christian faith. By extension, it can mean good news, a body of guiding beliefs, or a style of popular Christian music characterized by powerful vocal performances, choir arrangements, and gospel instrumentation. Related: evangel, doctrine, creed, teachings.
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