Riffle Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: JUMPY, UNWIT, COWARD, WIDDER, FACER, OUTDRAG, PYXIS, SEMATIC, PUMPS, WEIRS, POOLS, FLOOD, AERATE, RIVER, WORMS, STEMS.
Riffle word list, defined
- JUMPY /dʒʌmpi/ · adjective
- Given to sudden, brief movements; having a tendency to jump or leap. Related: skittish, fidgety, restless, nervous.
- COWARD /ˈkaʊ.əd/ · noun
- A person who is contemptibly lacking in courage, especially one who avoids danger or difficulty out of fear. Related: craven, cowardice-prone person is not a word; use: poltroon, dastard, wimp.
- WIDDER /ˈwɪdər/ · noun
- A woman who has been a widow, especially one who has remarried. Related: widow, stepmother, relict, survivor.
- FACER /ˈfeɪsər/ · noun
- Chiefly British informal: a difficult problem or unexpected obstacle that stops progress. In dated usage, a heavy blow delivered to the face. Related: setback, stumbling block, blow, shock.
- PYXIS /ˈpɪksɪs/ · noun
- A small box or chest, especially one used for storing small objects. In astronomy, the constellation Pyxis, also known as the Box. Related: box, chest, casket, coffer.
- SEMATIC /sɪˈmætɪk/ · adjective
- Relating to or characterized by a signal or warning, especially one that is clear and easily understood. Related: signal, warning, alert, noticeable.
- PUMPS /pʌmps/ · noun, verb
- A device for raising or compressing liquids or gases, typically by using a piston or diaphragm. To propel or force something, especially by using a device such as a pump. Related: compressor, pressor, siphon, injector.
- WEIRS /wɪərz/ · noun
- A low wall or dam across a river or stream, or a barrier in a river or stream, especially one used to divert or regulate the flow of water. Related: dam, barrier, levee, embankment.
- POOLS /pʊlz/ · noun
- A collection of water, especially one that is artificially created for swimming or other recreational purposes. A group of things, especially people, that are similar or related in some way. Related: baths, tanks, basins, lagoons.
- FLOOD /flʌd/ · noun
- An overflow of water onto land that is normally dry, especially when a river, sea, or heavy rainfall causes water to submerge an area. It is also used figuratively to mean an overwhelming influx or outpouring of people, things, or emotions. Related: deluge, inundation, torrent, spate.
- AERATE /ˈɛəreɪt/ · verb
- To introduce air or gas into a material, such as soil, water, or blood, typically to improve its quality or oxygen content. Related: ventilate, oxygenate, inflate, freshen.
- RIVER /ˈraɪər/ · noun
- A natural flowing body of water, often longer than a stream and smaller than a lake, typically with a bed and banks. Related: stream, brook, creek, watercourse.
- WORMS /wɜːrms/ · noun
- Small, often burrowing invertebrate animals, typically having a long, slender body and no limbs. Insects, such as caterpillars, are sometimes referred to as worms. Related: insects, creatures, invertebrates, slugs.
- STEMS /stɛmz/ · noun
- A part of a plant that grows from the ground and supports the leaves and flowers. A word or phrase that is used as the basis for a series of related words. Related: roots, bases, foundations, sources.
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