Decimal Word Search
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Sample words: BINES, YOKER, GRIPPY, LAUGHS, ENDNOTES, DIDDY, BASTS, GLOZINGS, ENIAC, VALUE, ALLOW, MINUS, TENDS, NEWER, FIXED, CASES.
Decimal word list, defined
- YOKER /ˈjoʊkər/ · noun
- A yoker is a person who yokes or drives a team of draft animals, especially oxen; more generally, a device used to hold or join animals in a yoke. Related: ox-driver, teamster.
- GRIPPY /ˈɡrɪpi/ · adjective
- Adhesive or sticky; having a strong, secure grip. Related: sticky, adhesive, tacky, nonslip.
- LAUGHS /lɑːfz/ · verb
- To laugh, especially in response to something amusing. In the present tense, “laughs” describes the action of one person or group. Related: chuckles, giggles, laughs, chortles.
- DIDDY /ˈdɪdi/ · adjective
- Small and often endearing or insignificant; tiny. Chiefly British informal, frequently used affectionately about people, animals, or things. Related: tiny, little, wee, small.
- BASTS /bæsts/ · noun
- Basts are the fibrous inner barks of certain plants—especially the linden (basswood), mulberry, and paper mulberry—used for making cordage, mats, cloth, and paper. The term also refers to such fiber once stripped and prepared for use. Related: fiber, phloem, bark, fibre.
- VALUE /ˈvæljuː/ · noun and verb
- Value means the importance, usefulness, or worth of something; it can also refer to the monetary worth assigned to a person, object, service, or idea. As a verb, it means to regard something as important or worthwhile, or to estimate its worth. Related: worth, importance, significance, merit.
- ALLOW /əˈlaʊ/ · verb
- To permit, acknowledge, or admit; to give someone permission to do something, or to allow for something by taking it into account. Related: permit, let, authorize, allow for.
- MINUS /ˈmaɪnəs/ · preposition, noun, adjective
- A preposition meaning less than or excluding: “The temperature fell to minus ten degrees.” As a noun, it refers to a mathematical minus sign or, informally, a disadvantage or deficit. As an adjective, it indicates subtraction or a negative amount. Related: less, below, under, beneath.
- TENDS /tɛndz/ · verb (third-person singular present)
- The third-person singular present form of tend. It means to have a tendency or inclination toward doing something, to move or develop toward a particular condition or result, or, with an object, to attend to or care for something. Related: leans, is inclined, is likely, gravitates.
- NEWER /ˈnjuːə(r)/ (British); /ˈnuːər/ (US) · adjective
- Comparative of new; more recent in time, appearance, development, or status. Related: more recent, later, modern, more advanced.
- FIXED /fɪkst/ · adjective
- Firmly placed or secured in position; not able to be moved or changed. Also used more broadly to describe something settled, permanent, or unvarying, such as a fixed price, a fixed idea, or a fixed income. Related: permanent, settled, established, stationary.
- CASES /ˈkeɪsɪz/ · noun
- Plural of 'case': instances or occurrences of a particular situation, set of circumstances requiring action or decision (as in legal or medical cases), or containers for holding items. As a verb, third-person singular of 'to case': to inspect or examine thoroughly. Related: instances, situations, matters, containers.
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