Euphoria Word Search
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Sample words: MUTUAL, LOGAN, POLEY, SAMPI, GROCER, DETENU, DIMWITS, UNBARS, MOTEL, MANIC, JUELS, BEATS, STASH, REHAB, PEERS, MADDY.
Euphoria word list, defined
- MUTUAL /ˈmjuːtʃuəl/ · adjective
- Existing or undertaken between two or more people or parties, with each having a shared relationship or interest. It can also mean shared or common to two or more people, groups, or things. Related: reciprocal, shared, common, joint.
- LOGAN /ˈloʊɡən/ (US and Canadian English); /ˈləʊɡən/ (British English) · noun
- Chiefly in Canadian English, a lumberjack: a person who fells trees for timber. The term is also associated historically with the logging communities of North America. Related: lumberjack, logger, woodsman, tree-feller.
- POLEY /ˈpoʊli/ · noun
- An obsolete or historical spelling of “pulley,” referring to a wheel with a groove for a rope or cable. Related: pulley, sheave.
- GROCER /ˈɡrəʊsə(r)/ (British); /ˈɡroʊsər/ (US) · noun
- A grocer is a person who sells food and other household goods, usually in a shop. The term can also refer more broadly to a merchant who deals in provisions. Related: shopkeeper, storekeeper, food retailer, merchant.
- DETENU /ˈdɛtəˌnuː/ · noun
- A person who is held in custody or detention, especially a person imprisoned for political reasons. Related: detainee, prisoner, internee, captive.
- DIMWITS /ˈdɪm.wɪts/ · noun
- Plural of dimwit: a stupid or foolish person; someone regarded as slow-witted or lacking in intelligence or judgment. Related: fools, idiots, dunces, simpletons.
- MOTEL /ˈmoʊtəl/ · noun
- A motel is a hotel designed primarily for motorists, typically with direct access to parking and sometimes with individual entrances to the rooms. Related: motor hotel, roadside inn, tourist court, motor lodge.
- MANIC /ˈmænɪk/ (British); /ˈmeɪnɪk/ (US) · adjective, noun, verb
- Wildly excited, energetic, or frenzied. In clinical usage, characterized by or relating to mania, especially an abnormally elevated or irritable mood and increased activity. Related: frenzied, frenetic, wild, exuberant.
- BEATS /biːts/ · noun (plural of beat) and verb (third-person singular of beat)
- As a noun, beats are the plural of 'beat': regular rhythmic pulses in music or poetry, or (in journalism) the specific subjects or areas reporters regularly cover. As a verb, 'beats' is the third-person singular form of 'beat', meaning to strike repeatedly, defeat someone, or surpass. Related: rhythms, pulses, pulses, thumps.
- STASH /stæʃ/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a stash is a collection of money, goods, or other items kept hidden or reserved for later use. As a verb, to stash means to hide or store something away, often in a secret or secure place. Related: hide, store, conceal, hoard.
- REHAB /ˌriːˈhæb/ · noun and verb
- An informal term for rehabilitation, especially a programme or facility that helps someone regain health or normal functioning. In North American usage, it can also refer to restoring and reusing a deteriorated building. Related: rehabilitation, recovery, recuperation, convalescence.
- PEERS /pɪərz/ (British), /pɪrz/ (US) · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- Peers are people who are equal to one another in age, status, ability, or circumstances. As a verb, peers means to look closely or search for something that is difficult to see. Related: equals, contemporaries, colleagues, compeers.
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