Scarlet Witch Word Search
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This theme includes about 20 puzzles across difficulty levels.
Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: TREAD, HOYED, CASSIS, ODDLY, GUYLE, CAROBS, TRILOBAL, PINNY, MARYA, STAKE, NURSE, PAZAR, BURNS, GUILT, MATEO, FRANK.
Scarlet Witch word list, defined
- TREAD /tred/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, “tread” means a step or the act of walking, as well as the patterned surface of a shoe sole or tire. As a verb, it means to walk on or along something, often carefully or with a heavy, deliberate step. Related: step, pace, walk, trample.
- CASSIS /kəˈsiːs/ · noun
- A blackcurrant, the edible berry of a shrub of the genus Ribes, especially as used in cooking or flavouring. Also, short for crème de cassis, a sweet dark liqueur made from blackcurrants. Related: blackcurrant.
- ODDLY /ˈɒdli/ (British); /ˈɑːdli/ (US) · adverb
- In a strange, unusual, or unexpected way. It can also mean strangely enough, emphasizing that something is surprising or contrary to expectation. Related: strangely, peculiarly, unusually, curiously.
- PINNY /ˈpɪni/ · noun
- A small pin, especially one used to fasten hair or clothing. In Scottish and northern English usage, it can also refer to a small lucky token or a piece of good luck. Related: hairpin, pin, brooch, clasp.
- STAKE /steɪk/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, a stake is a pointed wooden post driven into the ground to mark a boundary, support a plant or tent, or secure something; it can also mean an interest or share in an undertaking, a sum of money wagered, or a prize or position at risk. As a verb, to stake something means to secure it with a stake, wager it, or formally claim or establish it. Related: share, interest, wager, bet.
- NURSE /nɜːrs/ (US); /nɜːs/ (British) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a nurse is a trained person who cares for people who are sick, injured, or in need of medical support. As a verb, to nurse someone or something means to care for it attentively; it can also mean to maintain or harbour a feeling, such as a grudge, fear, or hope. Related: caregiver, carer, attendant, healer.
- BURNS /bɜːrnz/ · verb (third-person singular of burn); noun (plural of burn)
- As a verb form, 'burns' is the third-person singular present tense of 'burn', meaning to be consumed or damaged by fire or heat, or to produce flames and heat. As a noun, it is the plural of 'burn', referring to injuries caused by fire, heat, chemicals, or friction. Related: sears, singes, scorches, charred forms.
- GUILT /ɡɪlt/ · noun
- The fact or feeling of being responsible for wrongdoing, especially as a matter of morality or law. Related: remorse, culpability, contrition, self-reproach.
- FRANK /fræŋk/ · adjective
- Open, honest, and direct in speech or expression, especially when saying something that others might find uncomfortable or unwelcome. Related: candid, forthright, blunt, straightforward.
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