Paper Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: CRAFT, HIMBO, SKEIN, ASTER, POUKE, POPPETS, URATES, PACHA, WORLD, MILLS, COURT, WOODS, STEAM, STORY, BUILT, FIBRE.
Paper word list, defined
- CRAFT /krɑːft/ (UK), /kræft/ (US) · noun, verb
- As a noun, craft means skill in doing or making something, or an activity requiring such skill; it also denotes a vehicle such as a boat, ship, or aircraft. As a verb, it means to make something skilfully and with careful attention. Related: skill, trade, art, handiwork.
- HIMBO /ˈhɪmboʊ/ · noun
- A derogatory term for a man who is regarded as unintelligent or naïve, often while acknowledging that he is attractive or well built. It is usually insulting and is rarely used approvingly. Related: blockhead, simpleton, dunce, loon.
- SKEIN /skeɪn/ · noun
- A length of yarn or thread, usually wound into a loose hank, or a twisted bundle of strands. In figurative use, a skein can be a complicated network of events, stories, or circumstances. Related: hank, coil, bundle, twist.
- ASTER /ˈæstər/ · noun
- A flowering plant of the genus Aster, typically bearing daisy-like flowers with a yellow central disc and purple, blue, pink, or white rays; also, the star-shaped flower of such a plant. The word can also refer to a star-shaped structure or figure, especially in scientific contexts. Related: daisy, fleabane, goldenrod.
- PACHA /ˈpɑː.tʃɑː/ · noun
- A short sleep or nap, especially a brief period of sleep taken during the day. Related: nap, snooze, siesta, doze.
- WORLD /wɜːld/ (British English); /wɜːrld/ (American and other rhotic accents) · noun
- The Earth and all its land, oceans, atmosphere, and inhabitants considered as a whole. By extension, it means humanity collectively or a particular sphere of human activity, experience, or knowledge. Related: earth, globe, society, humanity.
- MILLS /mɪlz/ · noun
- Mills are buildings or machines that grind grain into flour or process other materials by crushing, cutting, or otherwise transforming them. The word can also refer to industrial establishments historically organized around such machinery, such as textile, paper, or steel mills. Related: factories, works, plants, workshops.
- COURT /kɔːrt/ · noun
- A court is a place where legal cases are heard and judged, or the body of people (such as a judge and jury) who decide such cases. It also refers to an open, paved area surrounded by buildings or walls. Related: tribunal, bench, courthouse, judicature.
- WOODS /wʊdz/ · noun
- An area of land covered with trees, or the trees collectively. It is also the regular plural of wood, meaning pieces of wood or timber collectively. Related: forest, woodland, trees, timberland.
- STEAM /stiːm/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, steam is water in its gaseous state, especially the invisible vapor released by boiling water or the visible cloud formed as that vapor condenses. As a verb, steam means to produce or release steam, or to cook or clean something using steam. Related: vapor, mist, fumes, cloud.
- STORY /ˈstɔːri/ · noun
- A story is a spoken or written account of events, ideas, or experiences, especially one presented as a connected sequence. It may be true, fictional, or presented as a news report. Related: narrative, tale, account, chronicle.
- BUILT /bɪlt/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of "build"; also used adjectivally to describe the physical form or physique of a person or thing.
- FIBRE /ˈfaɪbə/ · noun
- A thread or filament from which plant or animal tissue, natural or synthetic material, is made; dietary fibre is the indigestible plant material that aids digestion. Figuratively, it denotes essential character or strength, as in moral fibre. Related: thread, strand, filament, string.
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