Superstition Word Search
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Sample words: KONDO, SAPPY, JUCOS, CAPLIN, PROLEG, LYCEUM, DOGCART, LUDES, WORKS, ROMAN, RITES, FRIAR, POPES, CRUEL, HOLDS, CULTS.
Superstition word list, defined
- SAPPY /ˈsæpi/ · adjective
- Overly sentimental or expressive in a way that seems excessively emotional or affected. It can also mean full of sap, the fluid that sustains a tree or plant. Related: sentimental, mawkish, maudlin, emotional.
- CAPLIN /ˈkæplɪn/ · noun
- A regional name for the codfish, especially the Atlantic cod of Newfoundland and Labrador. The term is chiefly associated with local fisheries, markets, and traditional cooking. Related: cod, codfish.
- PROLEG /ˈproʊlɛɡ/ · noun
- A fleshy, unjointed abdominal appendage in an insect larva, used for crawling or gripping. Prolegs are distinct from the larva's true, jointed thoracic legs. Related: abdominal leg, larval leg, false leg.
- LYCEUM /ˈlaɪsiəm/ · noun
- In ancient Greece, the gymnasium outside Athens where Aristotle taught. By extension, the term denotes a school or institution offering secondary education, particularly in parts of Europe. Related: academy, school, institute, gymnasium.
- DOGCART /ˈdɒɡkɑːt/ (British); /ˈdɔːɡkɑːrt/ (US) · noun
- A light, usually two-wheeled horse-drawn cart, originally fitted with a lidded box between or behind the wheels for carrying sporting dogs. Related: trap, gig, cart, carriage.
- WORKS /wɜː(r)ks/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, works denotes a collection of writings, compositions, or artistic creations and can also mean all the component parts of a larger thing. As a verb, it is the third-person singular present of work, meaning functions or operates successfully. Related: functions, operates, runs, creations.
- ROMAN /ˈrəʊmən/ (British), /ˈroʊmən/ (US) · noun, adjective, verb
- Relating to the ancient city of Rome, the Roman Empire, or its people and culture. The word can also denote ordinary upright type, especially lowercase type, or mean to convert writing into the Roman alphabet. Related: Latin, imperial, upright, Romanesque.
- RITES /raɪts/ · noun
- Rites are the customary ceremonies, rituals, or prescribed acts associated with a religious, social, or cultural occasion. The word can also refer more generally to established observances or procedures. Related: ceremonies, rituals, observances, customs.
- FRIAR /ˈfrʌɪər/ · noun
- A friar is a male member of one of the mendicant religious orders of the Christian Church—such as the Franciscans, Dominicans, Augustinians, or Carmelites—who lives under vows but among the general public rather than enclosed in a monastery. Related: monk, brother, religious, cleric.
- CRUEL /ˈkruːəl/ · adjective
- Causing pain or suffering deliberately and without pity; willing to inflict distress on others. Can also describe something unpleasantly harsh, as in cruel weather or a cruel irony. Related: heartless, brutal, callous, merciless.
- HOLDS /həʊldz/ (British); /hoʊldz/ (US) · verb (third-person singular present); plural noun
- As a verb, “holds” means keeps, supports, contains, or maintains possession of something. As a noun, it is the plural of “hold” and can refer to a grasp, a wrestling maneuver, or a compartment for storing cargo. Related: keeps, grips, contains, maintains.
- CULTS /kʌlts/ · noun
- Cults is the plural of cult: groups of people devoted to a person, belief system, or object of veneration, especially religious or quasi-religious movements regarded as unorthodox or extreme. The word can also refer collectively to systems of worship or intense popular devotion themselves. Related: sects, denominations, movements, factions.
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