Peaky Blinders Word Search
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Sample words: WOOFY, MOTEY, HEALS, FARDEL, MIDST, LAUAN, CHAUFES, TOAZE, FIGHT, TRUCE, ALONE, RIVAL, PEAKY, CROWN, BILLY, URGES.
Peaky Blinders word list, defined
- WOOFY /ˈwuːfi/ · adjective
- Informal adjective meaning shaggy or furry, especially suggestive of a dog's appearance. Related: shaggy, furry, hairy, fluffy.
- MOTEY /ˈməʊti/ (British), /ˈmoʊti/ (American) · adjective
- Full of motes or minute particles; speckled or dust-covered. Related: dust-covered, speckled, mottled.
- HEALS /hiːlz/ · verb
- Heals is the third-person singular present form of heal, meaning to restore someone or something to health, or to relieve and repair a wound or injury. Related: cures, remedies, mends, restores.
- FARDEL /ˈfɑːrdəl/ · noun
- A bundle, pack, or load of goods carried on the back or by an animal; historically, a small bale of merchandise such as cloth. Related: burden, bundle, pack, load.
- MIDST /mɪdst/ · noun
- The middle or central part of a place, time, or situation. The word is used mainly in the expression “in the midst of,” meaning during the middle of a period or in the middle of a place or situation. Related: middle, centre, center, interior.
- TOAZE /toʊz/ · verb
- An archaic transitive verb meaning to pull or tear something apart; in another older sense, to tease or irritate someone. Related: tear apart, rend, split, separate.
- 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.
- TRUCE /truːs/ · noun
- A temporary agreement between warring parties to stop fighting, usually for a specified period. It may also refer to the period of peace itself. Related: ceasefire, armistice, peace, accord.
- ALONE /əˈloʊn/ · adjective; also adverb
- Having no other people or things present with one; solitary or unaccompanied. Also used to mean solely, exclusively, or without anyone's help. Related: solitary, unaccompanied, solo, lonesome.
- RIVAL /ˈraɪvəl/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A rival is a person or organization that competes with another in the same field or for the same goal. As a verb, to rival means to be equal to or compete closely with someone or something; as an adjective, it describes a person, thing, or achievement that is comparable to another. Related: competitor, opponent, contender, peer.
- PEAKY /ˈpiːki/ · adjective
- Peaky means thin and sickly-looking, especially in British informal usage. It can also describe something that rises to a sharp point or has a peaked shape. Related: scrawny, gaunt, sickly, puny.
- CROWN /kraʊn/ · noun, verb
- A crown is an ornamental headpiece worn by monarchs as a symbol of sovereignty, or, more broadly, the power and authority of a ruler. It also refers to the topmost part of something, such as the visible part of a tooth or the leafy top of a tree. Related: diadem, tiara, coronet, circlet.
- BILLY /ˈbɪli/ · noun
- A billy is a metal cooking pot used for boiling water outdoors, especially over a campfire (also called a billy can), particularly in Australian and New Zealand usage; in British English it also denotes a police officer's short club (billy club). It additionally serves as a combining term for a male animal, as in billy goat. Related: pot, kettle, canteen, truncheon.
- URGES /ˈɜːrdʒɪz/ (US); /ˈɜːdʒɪz/ (British English) · verb; noun
- As a verb, urges means to strongly encourage, press, or impel someone to do something, or to express a persistent need or desire. As a noun, urges are strong, often difficult-to-resist impulses that prompt action or behavior. Related: encourages, presses, impels, spurs.
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