Money Heist Word Search
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Sample words: SUMPS, THEMA, DEVOT, UNLIT, VERSTS, CARTELS, TRONCS, LIRAS, HORSE, MASKS, KNOCK, MONEY, VOICE, JESUS, CIDER, SPAIN.
Money Heist word list, defined
- THEMA /ˈθiːmə/ · noun
- In rhetoric, the central proposition, argument, or underlying idea presented in a discourse or piece of writing; more generally, the principal subject or theme under discussion. Related: theme, subject, topic, proposition.
- DEVOT /dɪˈvɒt/
- Definition pending review.
- UNLIT /ˌʌnˈlɪt/ · adjective
- Not lit or illuminated; not burning or alight. The word can describe a place that has no lighting, an object that is switched off, or something such as a cigarette or match that is not burning. Related: dark, unilluminated, unlighted, extinguished.
- CARTELS /kɑːrˈtɛlz/ (US), /kɑːˈtɛlz/ (UK) · noun
- Cartels are associations of manufacturers, suppliers, or other businesses that agree to fix prices, limit output, or divide markets in order to reduce competition; the term also refers to coalitions of political parties or groups formed for combined action. Related: monopolies, trusts, syndicates, combines.
- HORSE /hɔːrs/ (US); /hɔːs/ (UK) · noun
- A large hoofed mammal, Equus caballus, commonly domesticated for riding, transport, and work. The word also refers to a horse-shaped or horse-related object in various technical, sporting, and figurative contexts. Related: steed, equine, mount, courser.
- MASKS /mæsks/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- Masks are coverings worn over the face for protection, concealment, disguise, or performance. As a third-person singular verb, masks means to cover, obscure, or disguise something. Related: face coverings, disguises, coverings, masquerades.
- KNOCK /nɒk/ (British); /nɑːk/ (American) · verb, noun, and interjection
- As a verb, knock means to strike a surface with a sharp blow, often producing a knocking sound. It can also mean to criticize someone or something forcefully, to make someone feel exhausted or weakened, or to signal by knocking on a door. As a noun, a knock is a blow or the sound made by one; it can also refer to a criticism, disadvantage, or adverse condition. As an interjection, “knock” is used in the phrase “knock, knock” to announce someone's presence at a door. Related: strike, rap, tap, bang.
- MONEY /ˈmʌni/ · noun
- Money is any universally accepted medium of exchange used to pay for goods, services, debts, or other obligations. By extension, it means financial resources or wealth. Related: currency, cash, funds, wealth.
- VOICE /vɔɪs/ · noun; verb
- The sound or quality produced when someone speaks or sings; a person's opinion, view, or right to express an opinion; or, as a verb, to express or communicate an opinion, concern, or message. Related: sound, tone, opinion, view.
- JESUS /ˈdʒiːzəs/ · proper noun; interjection
- Jesus is the central figure of Christianity, regarded by Christians as the Son of God, the promised Messiah, and the Son of Man whose life and teachings are described in the New Testament. As an interjection, “Jesus!” expresses surprise, shock, frustration, or dismay and may be regarded as blasphemous in some religious contexts. Related: Christ, Messiah, Son of God, Saviour.
- CIDER /ˈsaɪdər/ · noun
- A beverage made from pressed apples, typically fermented and alcoholic in British usage, while in North America the unfermented juice is called cider (or sweet cider) and the alcoholic version is called hard cider. Related: apple juice (US), must, brew.
- SPAIN /speɪn/ · proper noun
- Spain is a country in southwestern Europe, occupying most of the Iberian Peninsula. Its official capital is Madrid. Related: Kingdom of Spain.
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