Pirates of the Caribbean Word Search
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Sample words: PEREA, BRAXY, UNPURSE, DRUMLY, EMCEEING, DAMPY, ALAMODE, HEIST, FIGHT, SMOKE, SHOOT, SMALL, BLOOD, COINS, NIGHT, CHASE.
Pirates of the Caribbean word list, defined
- PEREA /pɪˈriːə/ · noun
- A perea is a type of tropical plant, often used as an ornamental in gardens and landscapes. Related: tropical plant, ornamental plant, garden plant.
- BRAXY /ˈbræksi/ · noun
- An acute, usually fatal infectious disease of sheep caused by the bacterium Clostridium septicum, characterized by inflammation of the abomasum and rapid death. It can also refer to the meat of a sheep that has died of this disease. Related: bradsot, infectious enterotoxemia.
- DRUMLY /ˈdrʌm.li/ · adjective
- (Of water or other liquid) muddy, turbid, or clouded with sediment; hence, figuratively, dark, gloomy, or obscure. Related: murky, turbid, muddy, cloudy.
- EMCEEING /ˈɛm.siːɪŋ/ · noun
- The act or profession of serving as a master of ceremonies at an event, or the performance of rap vocals as a hip-hop artist. It derives from 'emcee,' a phonetic spelling of the abbreviation M.C. Related: hosting, compering, presenting, moderating.
- DAMPY /ˈdæmpi/ · adjective
- Somewhat or noticeably damp; moist or humid. A now largely archaic or dialectal variant of 'damp' used to describe air, weather, places, or things that are mildly wet. Related: damp, moist, humid, muggy.
- ALAMODE /ˌæl.əˈmoʊd/ · adjective
- Fashionable; in accordance with the current style or vogue. The word is now largely archaic or humorous in this sense. Related: fashionable, stylish, chic, trendy.
- HEIST /haɪst/ · noun
- A robbery, especially one involving force, deception, or a carefully planned theft. The word often suggests a dramatic or professionally organized crime. Related: robbery, theft, burglary, hold-up.
- FIGHT /faɪt/ · verb (also noun)
- To take part in a physical struggle or battle against an opponent using force; more broadly, to contend or strive energetically against someone or something, whether in a quarrel, a campaign, or a cause. Related: battle, combat, contend, struggle.
- SMOKE /sməʊk/ (British English), /smoʊk/ (American English) · noun and verb
- As a noun, smoke is the visible cloud of gases and particles released by burning material, especially when a fire is incomplete. As a verb, it means to inhale tobacco from a cigarette, cigar, or pipe, or to emit smoke; it can also mean to cook food by exposing it to smoke. Related: fumes, vapour, haze, cloud.
- SHOOT /ʃuːt/ · verb and noun
- To propel a projectile or other object through the air with force, or to fire a weapon. As a noun, a shoot refers to an act of firing, a photographic or film-making session, or a new growth from a plant. Related: fire, discharge, fire off, snap.
- SMALL /smɔːl/ (British); /smɔl/ (US) · adjective, adverb, noun, and verb
- Of a size, amount, scale, or importance that is less than usual or comparatively little. In less common use, it is a noun for an unimportant person and a verb meaning to make smaller. Related: little, tiny, miniature, diminutive.
- BLOOD /blʌd/ · noun
- The red fluid that circulates through the arteries and veins of humans and other vertebrates, carrying oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and removing waste products; also used figuratively to mean family lineage, violence or killing, or a person's temperament. Related: lifeblood, lineage, kinship, gore.
- COINS /kɔɪnz/ · noun
- Coins are small, flat, typically round pieces of metal issued by a government as money, bearing a stated value. As a verb form, "coins" means invents or devises a new word or phrase. Related: change, currency, specie, small change.
- NIGHT /naɪt/ · noun
- The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise, when the sun is below the horizon. It may also refer to the latter part of a day or to a particular occasion of observing the night. Related: evening, nightfall, after dark, darkness.
- CHASE /tʃeɪs/ · verb
- To pursue someone or something rapidly in order to catch or overtake them; more broadly, to strive eagerly to obtain or achieve something. Related: pursue, follow, track, hunt.
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