Judge 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: PLIED, MAYPOP, BEMAD, MORRA, YORKER, SHULS, SMOYLED, KHAFS, PANEL, HEARS, MOUTH, AVOID, GREED, BENCH, JURIS, TRIAL.
Judge word list, defined
- PLIED /plaɪd/ · verb
- The past tense and past participle of ply: to apply oneself persistently to an activity, or to work or bend something repeatedly. Related: applied, exerted, engaged, devoted.
- MAYPOP /ˈmeɪpɑːp/ · noun
- A North American passionflower, especially the purple-flowered Passiflora incarnata, or its edible fruit. The fruit has a pale, pulpy interior surrounding numerous dark seeds and is used fresh or in preserves, jelly, and beverages. Related: passionflower, passion fruit, may apple.
- BEMAD /bɪˈmæd/ · verb
- Definition pending review.
- YORKER /ˈjɔːrkər/ · noun
- In cricket, a delivery that pitches close to the batter and passes beneath the bat or strikes it. The word can also mean a native or resident of York, England.
- PANEL /ˈpænəl/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a panel is a distinct section of a surface, a group of people appointed to discuss or advise on a matter, or a separate hinged or sliding section of a door, wall, or appliance. As a verb, it means to fit or cover something with panels, or to place someone in a group for discussion or scrutiny. Related: board, group, team, committee.
- HEARS /hɪərz/ (British), /hɪrz/ (American) · verb
- Hears is the third-person singular present-tense form of hear, meaning to perceive with the ears or, more broadly, to become aware of something. It can also mean to learn or be informed about something, as in “hears of a new plan.” Related: listens to, catches, perceives, becomes aware of.
- MOUTH /maʊθ/ · noun, verb
- The opening in a person’s or animal’s face through which food and sound pass. As a verb, it means to speak or form words in an exaggerated or distorted way. Related: opening, aperture, entrance, lips.
- AVOID /əˈvɔɪd/ · verb
- To keep away from someone or something, or to refrain from doing something. Related: evade, shun, sidestep, dodge.
- GREED /ɡriːd/ · noun
- Excessive or uncontrolled desire for wealth, possessions, food, power, or another valued thing, especially when pursued selfishily. Related: avarice, covetousness, cupidity, rapacity.
- BENCH /bɛntʃ/ · noun
- A long seat, typically made of wood or stone, that may or may not have a back, for use by several people at once. In law and sports contexts, it also denotes the judge's seat or position (collectively, the judiciary) and the substitute players on a team. Related: seat, settee, form, pew.
- TRIAL /ˈtraɪəl/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A test or examination of a person or thing, especially one intended to establish quality, suitability, or effectiveness. The word also denotes a legal proceeding in which a person or organization is judged, as well as a trying experience or period of hardship. Related: test, hearing, proceedings, experiment.
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