Sheep Word Search
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Sample words: DANGERED, ARMING, SOAKAGE, PACTS, DISTHENE, LYSED, POUDRE, DOZES, REGION, DIALECT, PELTS, FLOCK, SCIENCE, MODEL, DAIRY, MODERN.
Sheep word list, defined
- DANGERED /ˈdeɪndʒərd/ · verb (archaic past tense and past participle of 'endanger')
- A now-obsolete form meaning 'endangered' or 'put in danger'; the simple past tense of the archaic verb 'danger', meaning to expose to risk or harm. Related: endangered, imperiled, threatened, jeopardized.
- ARMING /ˈɑːrmɪŋ/ · verb (present participle and gerund); also a noun
- The act of equipping someone or something with weapons, or of providing oneself or others with the means to fight or defend; as a noun, it refers to the process or state of being so equipped. Related: equipping, weaponizing, outfitting, supplying.
- SOAKAGE /ˈsoʊkɪdʒ/ · noun
- The amount of liquid absorbed by a material or contained within something. It can also refer to the state or result of being soaked. Related: absorption, saturation, soaking, dampness.
- PACTS /pækts/ · noun
- Agreements or treaties made between two or more parties, especially formal or solemn agreements involving mutual commitments. The word can also refer broadly to a compact arrangement between people or groups. Related: treaties, agreements, accords, compacts.
- DISTHENE /ˈdɪsθiːn/ · noun
- A blue or grey aluminium silicate mineral, more commonly known as kyanite, occurring in metamorphic rocks and notable for having two distinct hardness values on the Mohs scale depending on crystal direction. Related: kyanite, cyanite.
- LYSED /laɪzd/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of lyse. In biological and biochemical contexts, it means to cause the rupture or dissolution of cells, or to undergo this process. Related: dissolved, broken down, ruptured.
- POUDRE /ˈpuːdər/ · noun
- A cosmetic powder, especially one applied to the face to set makeup, absorb shine, or give the skin a smoother appearance. Related: face powder, cosmetic powder, makeup powder, setting powder.
- DOZES /ˈdoʊzɪz/ · verb
- "Dozes" is the third-person singular present tense of the verb "doze," meaning to sleep lightly or fitfully, often briefly and not in one's bed. Related: snoozes, naps, drowses, sleeps.
- REGION /ˈriːdʒən/ · noun
- A geographical area of a country or of the world, especially one distinguished from surrounding areas by physical, political, cultural, or administrative features. The word can also refer more broadly to a field, sphere, or area of activity. Related: area, district, territory, zone.
- DIALECT /ˈdaɪəlɛkt/ · noun
- A particular form of a language that is peculiar to a specific region or social group, differing from the standard language in vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. More broadly, a distinctive variety of a language spoken by the members of a group. Related: vernacular, patois, idiom, tongue.
- PELTS /pelts/ · noun and verb
- As a plural noun, pelts are the skins of animals, especially furry or hairy animals, with the hair still attached. As the third-person singular form of the verb pelt, it means to strike someone repeatedly or attack them with a barrage of questions, accusations, jokes, or insults. Related: skins, hides, furs.
- FLOCK /flɒk/ (UK), /flɑːk/ (US) · noun, verb
- As a noun, a flock is a group of birds, sheep, or other animals gathered together, or by extension a large crowd of people. As a verb, to flock is to gather or move together in a group. Related: herd, pack, swarm, crowd.
- SCIENCE /ˈsaɪəns/ · noun
- The systematic study of the natural or physical world through observation, experimentation, and logical reasoning. It can also refer more broadly to any organized field of knowledge or to the body of knowledge produced by scientific study. Related: knowledge, learning, research, scholarship.
- MODEL /ˈmɒdəl/ (British English); /ˈmɑːdəl/ (American English) · noun, verb, adjective
- As a noun, a model is an example or representation of something, a person who poses for an artist or advertiser, a standard according which something is judged, or a simplified version of a more complex system. As a verb, to model means to imitate the form or behaviour of something, or to represent it mathematically or digitally. Related: exemplar, representation, version, pattern.
- DAIRY /ˈdɛəri/ · noun
- A dairy is a place or establishment where milk and milk products are kept, processed, or sold; the term also refers collectively to foods made from milk, such as butter, cheese, and cream. Related: creamery, milk farm, dairy farm, buttery.
- MODERN /ˈmɒdən/ (British), /ˈmɑːdərn/ (American) · adjective
- Relating to the present or to recent times, especially as contrasted with something historical or outdated. It can also mean current, contemporary, or based on the latest developments. Related: contemporary, current, present-day, recent.
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