Hi hat Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: VIZZIE, PAINS, GLAIR, OZONE, COMBS, DEPRIVES, PONDING, ORARION, BELLS, SONGS, STICK, PEDAL, GIANT, SWING, SETUP, CHICK.
Hi hat word list, defined
- PAINS /peɪnz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- Pains are physical or emotional sensations of suffering, or the difficulties and efforts associated with an unpleasant situation. As a verb, it means to cause someone suffering or irritation. Related: suffering, aches, agony, anguish.
- GLAIR /ɡlɛər/ · noun
- Chiefly in Scottish usage, mucus or phlegm, especially the slimy discharge produced by the nose; formerly and also archaically, the white of an egg. Related: mucus, phlegm, nasal discharge, snot.
- OZONE /ˈoʊzoʊn/ (US); /ˈəʊzəʊn/ (UK) · noun
- Ozone is a pale blue form of oxygen consisting of three oxygen atoms in each molecule. In the atmosphere, it forms a protective layer that absorbs much of the Sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation, while also contributing to urban air pollution near the ground. Related: triatomic oxygen.
- COMBS /koʊmz/ · noun (plural); verb (present tense)
- Combs are toothed implements used for smoothing, detangling, or arranging the hair, or similar devices used to separate or order other materials such as wool. As a verb (third-person singular), 'combs' means to search through something thoroughly or to draw a comb through hair. Related: brushes, rakes, sifters, teeth.
- DEPRIVES /dɪˈpraɪvz/ · verb
- Third-person singular present form of the verb 'deprive': to deny a person or place of something necessary, valued, or customary. Related: denies, strips, withholds, robs.
- PONDING /ˈpɒndɪŋ/ (British), /ˈpɑːndɪŋ/ (US) · noun
- The accumulation of water in a depression or on a surface where it cannot drain away. The term is especially used for rainwater collecting on roads, roofs, or other paved surfaces. Related: flooding, waterlogging, pooling, standing water.
- BELLS /bɛlz/ · noun
- Bells are the plural of bell: hollow metal instruments that make a ringing sound when struck, typically by an internal clapper. The term can also refer to the resonant ringing sounds themselves. Related: chimes, carillon, gongs, campanas.
- SONGS /sɒŋz/ (British), /sɔːnz/ (American) · noun
- A short poem or lyric set to music, typically intended to be sung. The plural form can refer to several such works collectively. Related: tunes, ballads, melodies, chants.
- STICK /stɪk/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a stick is a long, slender piece of wood or similar material, such as a walking stick, branch, or baton; it can also refer to an adhesive strip or a person considered unhelpful or unenthusiastic. As a verb, stick means to adhere, remain fixed, protrude, or informally endure something difficult. Related: rod, staff, branch, adhesive strip.
- PEDAL /ˈpedəl/ (British and US) · noun; verb; adjective
- A pedal is a lever operated by the foot, such as the device used to propel a bicycle or control an organ or vehicle. As a verb, pedal means to operate a pedal or ride a bicycle; as an adjective, it means relating to or operated by the foot. Related: lever, treadle, push, operate.
- GIANT /ˈdʒaɪənt/ · noun, adjective, verb
- An exceptionally large person, creature, or thing; in classical mythology, one of the race of huge beings who opposed the gods. As an adjective, giant means remarkably large, important, or powerful; as an informal verb, it means to make something seem insignificant by comparison. Related: huge, enormous, colossal, gigantic.
- SWING /swɪŋ/ · verb
- To move or turn through an arc, especially with a smooth or sweeping motion. It can also mean to change direction, influence, or opinion, or to hit or attempt to hit something with force. Related: sway, move, rotate, arc.
- SETUP /ˈsiːtʌp/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, setup means the process of arranging or preparing something, or the resulting arrangement, equipment, or configuration. As a verb, it means to establish, organize, or prepare something for use or operation. Related: installation, arrangement, preparation, configuration.
- CHICK /tʃɪk/ · noun
- A young bird, especially a baby chicken; also an informal, now often considered dated or sexist, term for a young woman. Related: poult, fledgling, hatchling, chicken.
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