Ruskin Bond Word Search
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Sample words: REAMS, HADRON, KESAR, WIZES, GRADED, GRISEOUS, HANDBAG, GUIDED, BOOKS, TONED, ANGRY, YOUTH, CLARKE, BUNTER, NOVEL, FUNNY.
Ruskin Bond word list, defined
- REAMS /riːmz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- Reams are large quantities of something, especially paper or written material. In printing and stationery, a ream is a unit containing a specified number of sheets, most commonly 500. Related: quantities, amounts, volumes, stacks.
- HADRON /ˈhædrən/ · noun
- A subatomic particle that participates in the strong nuclear interaction. Hadrons include baryons, such as protons and neutrons, and mesons, such as pions and kaons.
- KESAR /ˈkeɪsə(r)/ · noun
- In Indian English, saffron, especially the spice used to flavour and colour food. The term is also used in the name of the Kesar mango cultivar. Related: saffron.
- GRADED /ɡreɪdɪd/ · adjective and verb
- Graded means assessed and assigned a grade, or arranged and classified according to levels of difficulty, degree, or intensity. As the past tense and past participle of grade, it means to assign a mark to work or to classify something by grade. Related: assessed, classified, ranked, sorted.
- GRISEOUS /ˈɡrɪziəs/ · adjective
- Gray or grayish in color. Related: gray, grey, grayish, greyish.
- HANDBAG /ˈhænd.bæɡ/ · noun (also an informal verb)
- A handbag is a portable personal bag with a handle or shoulder strap, used to carry belongings such as a wallet, keys, phone, or cosmetics. The term is standard in both British and American English. Related: purse, shoulder bag, tote, satchel.
- GUIDED /ɡaɪd/ · verb (past tense and past participle); adjective
- Directed, accompanied, or advised by a person, process, or system. As an adjective, it also means controlled or provided with assistance or instruction. Related: led, directed, escorted, steered.
- BOOKS /bʊks/ · noun
- Books are bound collections of written or printed pages forming a complete published work; as a plural noun it refers to multiple such works. As a verb form, 'books' is the third-person singular present tense of 'book', meaning to reserve or arrange in advance. Related: volumes, titles, works, texts.
- TONED /təʊnd/ (British); /toʊnd/ (US) · adjective and verb
- Having a particular tone or tonal quality, especially of sound, colour, or physical fitness; also, made less forceful or conspicuous. As a verb, it means to give, alter, or moderate the tone of something. Related: adjusted, modulated, tinted, shaded.
- ANGRY /ˈæŋɡri/ · adjective
- Feeling or showing strong displeasure, annoyance, or hostility, especially in response to a perceived wrong or provocation. Related: mad, furious, irate, cross.
- YOUTH /juːθ/ · noun
- Youth is the period of life when a person is young, especially the period between childhood and adulthood. It can also refer collectively to young people or, in literary and archaic usage, to a young man or boy. Related: adolescence, young people, youngsters, adolescents.
- BUNTER /ˈbʌntər/ · noun
- A person who bunts; in baseball and softball, a batter who deliberately taps the ball softly with the bat without swinging. Related: batter, hitter, slapper.
- NOVEL /ˈnɒvəl/ (British); /ˈnɑːvəl/ (US) · adjective; noun
- As an adjective, novel means new, original, or different from anything previously known. As a noun, a novel is an extended fictional prose narrative, or a book containing one. Related: new, original, innovative, unusual.
- FUNNY /ˈfʌni/ · adjective
- Amusing or entertaining in a way that makes people laugh; also, strange, odd, or suspicious in a way that is hard to explain. Related: amusing, humorous, comical, hilarious.
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