The Office Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: ROVED, TERFS, IMIDE, MAWKY, MACROS, COMSYMP, TRICE, ADHARMA, LAUGH, MUSIC, PAPER, AUDIO, ORIGIN, BOOZE, CRUSH, THEME.
The Office word list, defined
- ROVED /rəʊvd/ (British); /roʊvd/ (US) · verb
- Roved is the past tense and past participle of rove: to move about a large area without a fixed direction or destination. It often implies wandering, roaming, or traveling freely. Related: wandered, roamed, ranged, traveled.
- IMIDE /ˈaɪmaɪd/ · noun
- An organic compound containing an imide group, in which a nitrogen atom is bonded to two carbonyl groups. Familiar examples include cyclic compounds such as succinimide and phthalimide.
- MAWKY /ˈmɔːki/ · adjective
- Shabby, grubby, or of poor quality. In some contexts, it also means unprincipled or disreputable. Related: shabby, grubby, dingy, sleazy.
- TRICE /traɪs/ · noun; also an obsolete verb
- An extremely brief moment or instant, especially in the fixed phrase “in a trice.” As a verb, trice is obsolete and means to pull, draw, or haul. Related: instant, moment, minute, second.
- ADHARMA /əˈdɑːrmə/ · noun
- In Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain thought, the opposite of dharma: unrighteousness, wrongdoing, or action that violates moral and cosmic order. Related: unrighteousness, wrongdoing, impiety, iniquity.
- LAUGH /læf/ · verb
- To express amusement or happiness by making a sound that involves the voice and repeated exhalations. It can also mean to laugh at someone, meaning to ridicule or dismiss them. Related: chuckle, giggle, titter, guffaw.
- MUSIC /ˈmjuːzɪk/ · noun
- Organized sound or a sequence of notes that together form a composition. By extension, music may refer to the art of creating and performing such sounds. Related: melody, harmony, tune, composition.
- PAPER /ˈpeɪpər/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, paper is a thin material made from cellulose fibres, typically formed into sheets, and also means a document, article, newspaper, or other written work. As a verb, paper means to cover or decorate a surface with paper, or to smooth or disguise a surface or issue. Related: article, document, publication, newspaper.
- AUDIO /ˈɔː.di.oʊ/ · noun
- Sound, especially when recorded, transmitted, or reproduced electronically; also the electronic equipment or circuitry involved in recording and playing back sound. Related: sound, recording, playback, soundtrack.
- ORIGIN /ˈɔːrɪdʒɪn/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, the point in space or time where something begins, comes from, or first appears. As a verb, to arise or begin, especially in response to a particular cause or circumstance. Related: beginning, source, start, birth.
- BOOZE /buːz/ · noun
- An informal term for alcoholic drink, especially when consumed in quantity or habitually. Related: alcohol, liquor, drink, hooch.
- CRUSH /krʌʃ/ · noun, verb
- As a verb, to press or squeeze something forcefully so that it is damaged, flattened, or destroyed; as a noun, a brief but intense feeling of romantic attraction toward someone. Related: compress, squash, squeeze, pound.
- THEME /θiːm/ · noun and verb
- The central subject, idea, or underlying concern of a work, discussion, presentation, or event. It can also refer to recurring musical material, a distinctive artistic idea, or the design and setting of a venue or collection. Related: subject, topic, motif, central idea.
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