Superstition Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: KONDO, SAPPY, JUCOS, CAPLIN, PROLEG, LYCEUM, DOGCART, LUDES, WORKS, ROMAN, RITES, FRIAR, POPES, CRUEL, HOLDS, CULTS.
Superstition word list, defined
- SAPPY /sæpi/ · adjective
- Excessively sentimental or emotionally manipulative; overly sweet or insipid. Often used to describe music, writing, or other forms of expression. Related: sentimental, mushy, schmaltzy, corny.
- CAPLIN /kæplɪn/ · noun
- A small, oily fish found in the North Atlantic, typically caught for use as bait or food. Related: sand eel, sand lance, drum.
- PROLEG /ˈproʊlɛɡ/ · noun
- A proleg is an appendage found on the abdominal segments of larvae of certain insects, such as butterflies and moths, which helps them move and grasp surfaces. Related: false leg, larval leg.
- LYCEUM /laɪˈsiːəm/ · noun
- A lyceum is a type of secondary school or a lecture hall, especially one that offers classical or literary education. Related: secondary school, high school, academy, institute.
- 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 /wɜːrks/ · noun, verb
- A product or result of work; a machine or device that performs a particular task. To be in operation or functioning. Related: factory, plant, mill, shop.
- ROMAN /roʊˈmæn/ · noun, verb
- A person from Rome or of Italian descent. To write or print in the style of ancient Rome, especially with letters that resemble those of the Latin alphabet. Related: Italian, Latin, Romanian.
- RITES /raɪts/ · noun
- Rites are ceremonies or rituals performed on special occasions, such as weddings or funerals. They are often traditional and have cultural or religious significance. Related: ceremonies, rituals, customs, traditions.
- 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 /hɔːldz/ · verb
- To have or keep something in one's possession or control; to support or keep something in a particular position. To be in a state of being maintained or sustained. Related: keep, retain, possess, support.
- 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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