Rooster Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: LOBAR, RENIN, NYALA, NERVY, MALAMS, BRASSIE, TERZETTO, SLADE, START, GUARD, NIGHT, AVOID, CLUCK, SPORT, NESTS, ALOFT.
Rooster word list, defined
- LOBAR /ˈləʊbər/ (British); /ˈloʊbər/ (US) · adjective
- Relating to or forming a lobe, especially an anatomical or botanical lobe. In medicine, it is used especially of pneumonia involving one or more lobes of a lung. Related: lobate.
- RENIN /ˈriːnɪn/ · noun
- Renin is a proteolytic enzyme released by the kidneys that helps regulate blood pressure and fluid balance by initiating the renin–angiotensin–aldosterone system.
- NYALA /ˈnjɑːlə/ · noun
- A spiral-horned antelope of eastern and southern Africa, with vertical white markings and reddish-brown to yellowish coats. In southern African usage, the word can also mean a young man. Related: spiral-horned antelope.
- NERVY /ˈnɜːrvi/ · adjective
- Nervous or anxious, especially in a way that is visible to others. In informal American English, it can also describe someone as bold, daring, or slightly impudent. Related: nervous, anxious, edgy, jittery.
- BRASSIE /ˈbræsi/ · noun
- A wooden-shafted golf club, typically equivalent to a modern number two wood, whose sole was fitted with a brass plate to protect it from wear. Related: wood, spoon, driver, club.
- TERZETTO /tərˈʒɛtoʊ/ · noun
- A musical composition or passage for three voices or instruments, typically with each performer taking an independent part. The term is especially common in vocal music. Related: trio, three-part composition, three-part piece, vocal trio.
- SLADE /sleɪd/ · noun
- A proper noun used as a surname, most famously that of the fictional character Theodore "Teddy" Slade in Richard Gordon's novel and film The Hospital. It may also occur in names of places and organizations.
- START /stɑːrt/ (US); /stɑːt/ (British) · verb; noun
- To begin doing something, or to cause something to begin. As a noun, it means the action or moment of beginning, a starting point, or an initial advantage. Related: begin, commence, launch, initiate.
- GUARD /ɡɑːd/ (British), /ɡɑːrd/ (American) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a guard is a person who protects, watches over, or controls access to someone or something; it can also mean a defensive position or state of alertness. As a verb, guard means to protect or watch over something, or to prevent something harmful from happening. Related: protect, safeguard, shield, sentinel.
- NIGHT /naɪt/ · noun
- The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise, when the sun is below the horizon. It may also refer to the latter part of a day or to a particular occasion of observing the night. Related: evening, nightfall, after dark, darkness.
- AVOID /əˈvɔɪd/ · verb
- To keep away from someone or something, or to refrain from doing something. Related: evade, shun, sidestep, dodge.
- CLUCK /klʌk/ · verb, noun
- To make the short, guttural sound characteristic of a hen, especially when calling her chicks; as a noun, the sound itself. Figuratively, to express mild disapproval or concern through a series of small tutting noises. Related: clatter, cackle, chirp, peep.
- SPORT /spɔːrt/ (US); /spɔːt/ (UK) · noun and verb
- An organized activity or competition, especially one involving physical skill, exertion, or strategy, conducted under agreed rules. It can also mean a particular form of athletic activity, or, in older usage, amusement or diversion. Related: athletics, games, contests, exercise.
- NESTS /nests/ · noun (plural) and verb (third-person singular present tense)
- The plural form of nest: structures in which birds or other animals shelter, lay eggs, or raise their young. As a verb, it means to build or occupy a nest. Related: shelters, homes, dwellings, roosts.
- ALOFT /əˈlɒft/ (UK), /əˈlɔːft/ (US) · adverb
- Up in or into the air; overhead. Also used to describe something raised or held high above the ground. Related: overhead, above, on high, upward.
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