Goat Word Search
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This theme includes about 20 puzzles across difficulty levels.
Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: SEELY, SWANKY, STEPT, LANGER, NELIES, DETAINS, EASIES, CARRYON, BREED, SEXES, MALES, SHEEP, NANNY, JUMPS, PROTO, HORNS.
Goat word list, defined
- SEELY /ˈsiːli/ · adjective
- Archaic or dialectal: foolish or silly. In older usage, it could also mean happy or fortunate. Related: silly, foolish, witless, simple.
- SWANKY /ˈswæŋki/ · adjective
- Luxurious, stylish, and expensively furnished or arranged; lavish and showy. Related: luxurious, lavish, sumptuous, posh.
- STEPT /stept/ · verb
- The archaic and poetic past tense of “step,” meaning “moved forward or sideways by placing one foot after another.” Related: stepped, trod, walked, advanced.
- LANGER /ˈlæŋɡə(r)/ · noun
- An offensive term for a man regarded as unpleasant, irritating, or contemptible. Related: bastard, git, prat, twat.
- DETAINS /dɪˈteɪnz/ · verb
- Detains is the third-person singular form of the verb detain: to keep someone in custody or prevent them from leaving, especially by an authority such as police, immigration officials, or customs. Related: holds, arrests, apprehends, impedes.
- EASIES /ˈiːziz/ · noun
- A chiefly British informal plural of the noun "easy," referring to things that present no difficulty or require little effort. In British betting and racing slang it can denote races or selections considered especially easy to call. Related: simpletons, softies.
- CARRYON /ˈkæriˌɑn/ · noun
- A small piece of luggage that a passenger is allowed to keep with them on board an aircraft or other vehicle, rather than checking it in. In informal British English, 'carry-on' also means a fuss, commotion, or piece of silly behaviour. Related: hand luggage, cabin bag, hand baggage, baggage.
- BREED /briːd/ · verb, noun
- (verb) To keep animals or plants for the purpose of producing young, or to produce offspring; also, to cause or give rise to something, typically something undesirable. (noun) A particular stock or variety of animal (or occasionally plant) developed within a species, especially one deliberately produced by selective breeding. Related: raise, reproduce, propagate, rear.
- SEXES /sɛksɪz/ · plural noun
- The plural form of “sex,” referring collectively to the categories of male and female, or to the biological distinction between them. Related: genders.
- MALES /mɛɪlz/ · noun
- Adult human beings who are male, typically having a Y chromosome and typically having male genitalia. Males are often characterized by their physical strength, aggression, and competitiveness. Related: men, boys, guys, fellows.
- SHEEP /ʃiːp/ · noun; verb
- A domesticated mammal, Ovis aries, kept for its wool, meat, and milk. As a verb, “to sheep” means to treat someone contemptuously or unfairly, especially by isolating or disregarding them. Related: ram, ewe, lamb.
- NANNY /ˈnæni/ · noun
- A woman employed to care for children in their home, typically as a live-in caregiver. The term can also appear attributively in the political expression “nanny state.” Related: childminder, babysitter, sitter, carer.
- JUMPS /dʒʌmps/ · verb
- To move suddenly or abruptly, especially by lifting both feet from the ground. It can also mean to increase or rise sharply, or to proceed to a new activity or topic without transition. Related: leaps, bounds, hops, vaults.
- PROTO /ˈprəʊtəʊ/ (British); /ˈproʊtoʊ/ (US) · noun, adjective, prefix
- An early, preliminary version of a product, design, system, or concept. As a prefix, proto- means “first,” “original,” or “earliest form.” Related: prototype, prototype, prototype, initial version.
- HORNS /hɔːnz/ (British), /hɔrnz/ (US) · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular)
- The hard, usually pointed appendages growing from the heads of certain animals, especially cattle, sheep, goats, and antelope. By extension, the word can refer to musical brass instruments, vehicle horns, horn-shaped projections, or the metaphorical “horns” of a difficult situation. Related: antlers, cornets, protrusions, projections.
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