Orchestra 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: NERTZ, RELLENO, STILT, FOXIE, WAULKS, SPOTS, LUNULA, MUMSY, FEWER, HANDS, SNARE, VIOLA, SOUND, BATON, MUSIC, BRASS.
Orchestra word list, defined
- RELLENO /reˈʎeno/ · noun
- A filling or stuffing placed inside another food, such as a pastry, sandwich, or vegetable. In Mexican cuisine, the word commonly refers to a seasoned ground-beef filling containing ingredients such as cheese, beans, corn, or peppers. Related: filling, stuffing, padding, refill.
- STILT /stɪlt/ · noun
- A long pole or post used for walking, supporting a structure, or raising something above the ground. The word can also refer to one of the exceptionally long legs of certain wading birds or to a long-legged bird of the stilt family. Related: pole, post, leg, support.
- SPOTS /spɒts/ (British), /spɑts/ (American) · noun (plural) and verb (third-person singular present)
- Small marks, stains, or blemishes on a surface; by extension, particular locations, places, or positions. As a verb, spots means notices or identifies something, especially something small, difficult to see, or out of place. Related: marks, stains, locations, places.
- LUNULA /ˈluːnələ/ · noun
- A small, crescent-shaped white area at the base of a fingernail or toenail. The term can also refer generally to a crescent-shaped or semicircular form resembling the moon. Related: crescent, half-moon, crescent moon, lune.
- FEWER /ˈfjuːə/ · adjective
- A comparative quantifier meaning a smaller number of people or things; used with countable nouns. Related: less (informal), reduced number of, not as many.
- HANDS /hændz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- The plural form of hand, especially the body parts at the ends of the arms. It can also refer collectively to workers or helpers, or to control or possession, as in the phrase “in safe hands.” Related: workers, helpers, crew, staff.
- SNARE /sneər/ (British); /snɛr/ (American) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a snare is a device, often a noose or wire loop, used to trap an animal or a person; it can also refer to the small drum whose wires produce a rattling sound. As a verb, to snare someone or something means to catch or ensnare them, especially by deception or force. Related: trap, catch, entrap, capture.
- VIOLA /viˈəʊlə/ (British), /viˈoʊlə/ (US) · noun
- A viola is a bowed string instrument in the violin family, larger and lower in pitch than a violin. In botany, viola also denotes a flowering plant of the genus Viola, including violets and pansies. Related: tenor violin, violet, pansy, stringed instrument.
- SOUND /saʊnd/ · noun, verb, adjective, adverb
- A sound is a vibration or quality perceived by hearing, especially one produced by speech, music, or an object. As a verb, sound means to investigate or judge something carefully; as an adjective, it can mean healthy, secure, reliable, or deep, depending on context. Related: noise, noise, noise, tone.
- BATON /ˈbætn̩/ — BAT-uhn; the 't' is often flapped or reduced in American speech, and in British English a glottal stop frequently replaces it (/ˈbæʔn̩/). · noun
- A baton is a short, slender stick carried by a conductor, drum major, police officer, or relay runner, each use carrying its own specialized meaning. It also figuratively denotes a duty, responsibility, or leadership role passed from one person to another. Related: wand, rod, stick, staff.
- MUSIC /ˈmjuːzɪk/ · noun
- Organized sound or a sequence of notes that together form a composition. By extension, music may refer to the art of creating and performing such sounds. Related: melody, harmony, tune, composition.
- BRASS /bræs/ · noun
- A yellow alloy of copper and zinc, used widely for ornaments, instruments, fittings, and hardware; also, in informal British usage, money or cash. Related: bronze, copper, metal.
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