Gooseberry Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: KRAIT, DUVET, UNLAY, PARSE, BOITE, NOISED, REMENS, DEENS, GROUPS, SPECIES, CURRANT, CRISPA, PRODUCE, TREAT, GENUS, GROWN.
Gooseberry word list, defined
- KRAIT /kraɪt/ · noun
- A krait is any of various venomous snakes in the genus Bungarus, found in South and Southeast Asia. Several species, including the common krait and banded krait, are medically important because their bites can cause severe paralysis. Related: venomous snake, elapid.
- DUVET /ˈduːveɪ/ · noun
- A large, soft bag filled with down, feathers, or synthetic fibres, used as a quilted cover on a bed instead of sheets and blankets. In American usage it is typically understood as the removable cover for such an insert. Related: comforter, quilt, eiderdown, continental quilt.
- UNLAY /ʌnˈleɪ/ · verb
- To undo the laying of something; especially, to take up or remove a covering, layer, or other thing that has been placed or spread. Related: remove, take up, uncover, undo.
- PARSE /pɑːrz/ · verb
- To analyze a text, especially a sentence, by identifying its grammatical components and showing how they relate to one another. It can also mean to interpret information or examine something systematically in order to understand its meaning. Related: analyze, interpret, deconstruct, break down.
- BOITE /ˈbwɑːt/ · noun
- A small box; in extended use, especially in British fashion writing, a chic, intimate nightclub or bar. Related: box, casket, nightclub, cabaret.
- NOISED /nɔɪzd/ · verb
- Noised is the past tense and past participle of noise. Depending on context, it means made a loud or distracting sound, or introduced random disturbance into a signal or other information. Related: sounded, filled, disturbed, loudened.
- GROUPS /ɡruːps/ · noun and verb
- As a plural noun, groups are sets of people, objects, or things considered together, often because they share a characteristic or purpose. As a verb, groups means to arrange people or things into sets or bring them together. Related: clusters, sets, collections, teams.
- SPECIES /ˈspiːʃiːz/ · noun
- A species is a group of living organisms regarded as capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring, and considered distinct from other such groups. In general use, it can mean a particular kind or type of thing. Related: kind, type, sort, variety.
- CURRANT /ˈkʌr.ənt/ · noun
- A small dried seedless grape used in baking and cooking, or a berry of certain Ribes (gooseberry-family) shrubs, including blackcurrants, redcurrants, and whitecurrants. Related: raisin, sultana, berry, grape.
- PRODUCE noun /ˈprəʊdjuː/ (British English), /ˈproʊduː/ (American English); verb /prəˈdjuː/ (British English), /prəˈduː/ (American English) · noun, verb
- As a noun, produce means food consisting of fruits and vegetables, especially fresh or minimally processed food. As a verb, produce means to bring something into existence, yield a result, or bring something forward for consideration. Related: create, generate, yield, make.
- TREAT /triːt/ · noun and verb
- As a verb, treat means to entertain or provide for someone, to handle or deal with something, or to behave in a specified way toward someone. As a noun, it means a pleasing experience, a special indulgence, or an act of providing food, entertainment, or care. Related: entertain, handle, deal with, serve.
- GENUS /ˈdʒiːnəs/ · noun
- In biology, a genus is a taxonomic category that groups closely related species and ranks above species but below family. More generally, it means a class or category of things sharing distinctive characteristics. Related: class, category, group, type.
- GROWN /ɡrəʊn/ (British), /ɡroʊn/ (American) · adjective, verb
- Having reached full physical size, maturity, or development. As a verb, it is the past tense and past participle of “grow.” Related: developed, mature, adult, raised.
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