Traffic light Word Search
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Sample words: MAYOR, BOGGY, LUVVY, BASAL, ADZED, SOOEY, CITHARA, ATHIRST, LOWER, SAXBY, TOWER, WARNS, LINES, LIGHT, ALERT, LEVER.
Traffic light word list, defined
- MAYOR /ˈmeɪə(r)/ · noun
- The head of a town, city, or municipality, elected or appointed to govern the local government and represent the community. In some countries, the title is also used for the head of a municipality or a similar administrative division. Related: mayor, town leader, city leader, municipal leader.
- BOGGY /ˈbɒɡi/ (UK), /ˈbɑːɡi/ (US) · adjective
- Boggy describes ground that is wet, spongy, and waterlogged, like a bog or marsh. It can also describe something soft and saturated with moisture in a way that resembles such terrain. Related: marshy, swampy, waterlogged, sodden.
- BASAL /ˈbeɪsəl/ · adjective
- Relating to, situated at, or forming the base or foundation of something; serving as a fundamental or minimal baseline, as in physiology. Related: fundamental, baseline, foundational, elementary.
- ADZED /æzd/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of the verb "adze": shaped or smoothed wood using an adze, a cutting tool with a thin arched blade set at right angles to the handle. Related: hewed, carved, shaped, chiseled.
- SOOEY /ˈsuːi/ · interjection and noun
- An attention-getting call used to attract someone's notice, especially in a noisy or crowded place. As a noun, a sooey is the call itself. Related: hey, hello, halloo, oi.
- CITHARA /ˈsɪθərə/ · noun
- An ancient Greek and Roman stringed musical instrument resembling a lyre but larger and more elaborate, with a wooden soundbox, played with a plectrum by professional musicians. Related: lyre, harp, lute, zither.
- ATHIRST /əˈθɜːst/ · adjective
- Archaic or literary term meaning thirsty, or figuratively, having an intense craving or desire for something. Related: thirsty, parched, eager, avid.
- LOWER /ˈləʊə(r)/ (British English); /ˈloʊ(r)/ (US English) · adjective, verb, adverb, and noun
- As an adjective, lower means situated below another thing or lower in rank, degree, price, or importance. As a verb, it means to move something down, reduce its level or intensity, or make it less severe; it can also mean to sound less loud. Related: lesser, inferior, reduced, diminished.
- TOWER /ˈtaʊər/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a tall, narrow structure, often used for a building or for an elevated platform. As a verb, to rise or stand high above something, or to look down from a high position. Related: turret, spire, structure, building.
- WARNS /wɔːrnz/ (US), /wɔːnz/ (UK) · verb
- To give someone notice of possible danger, difficulty, or undesirable consequences, usually so they can take precautions. In some contexts, it can also mean to inform someone in advance or caution them against a course of action. Related: cautions, alerts, notifies, admonishes.
- LINES /laɪnz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- The regular plural of line, referring to rows of marks or people, boundaries, transport routes, channels of communication, written or spoken text, or related products. As a verb form, it means to arrange or mark something with lines, especially by lining it up. Related: rows, strokes, routes, queues.
- LIGHT /laɪt/ · noun, verb, adjective, adverb
- Light is the natural or artificial illumination that makes objects visible, especially the radiant energy perceived by the eye. It can also mean a source of illumination, such as a lamp or flame, and describes something that is not heavy, is pale or easily illuminated, or is not serious. Related: illumination, brightness, glow, pale.
- ALERT /əˈlɜːrt/ · adjective, noun, verb
- Alert describes being watchful and quick to notice danger or opportunity; as a noun it is a warning of danger, and as a verb it means to warn someone to be ready. Related: vigilant, watchful, attentive, observant.
- LEVER /ˈlɛvər/ · noun and verb
- A lever is a rigid bar that pivots on a fulcrum to lift, move, or exert force on a load. As a verb, to lever means to move or lift something using a lever, or to achieve an advantage through careful maneuvering. Related: handle, bar, crank, purchase.
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