The Hobbit 2 Word Search
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Sample words: KOLAS, KLOOF, JACKAL, PRIOR, CREMATES, QUAERE, GRIFFON, HEMPY, GRAND, FORGE, BOFUR, ARROW, REACH, MARCH, GIANT, BILBO.
The Hobbit 2 word list, defined
- KLOOF /kluːf/ · noun
- A steep ravine or narrow mountain valley, especially in southern Africa. In some South African usage, it may also refer to a pass between mountains. Related: ravine, gorge, canyon, mountain pass.
- JACKAL /ˈdʒækəl/ · noun and verb
- A jackal is any of several wild, doglike carnivores found mainly in Africa and Asia, characteristically living in pairs or family groups and feeding opportunistically. By extension, the word is a derogatory term for an informant, spy, or other person considered disloyal or contemptible. Related: informant, informer, stooge, scavenger.
- PRIOR /ˈpraɪər/ · adjective, noun, adverb, and preposition
- Prior means existing or occurring before something else in time, order, or development. As a noun, it can mean a predecessor, especially a predecessor to the pope or the superior of a religious community. Related: earlier, previous, preceding, former.
- QUAERE /ˈkweəri/ · verb
- An obsolete verb meaning to ask for, seek, or try to discover. In modern use, quaere is encountered chiefly as the Latin imperative of quaerere, meaning “seek” or “ask for.” Related: seek, ask for, inquire, search for.
- GRIFFON /ˈɡrɪfən/ · noun
- Griffon is a chiefly literary variant of griffin, the mythological creature with an eagle’s head and wings and a lion’s body. In specialist usage, it can also mean a griffon vulture or a small Belgian dog of the type known as the Brussels griffon. Related: griffin, gryphon.
- HEMPY /ˈhɛmpi/ · adjective
- Informal, chiefly British adjective meaning shabby, untidy, or rundown. It often describes a place, object, or arrangement that appears worn out or neglected. Related: shabby, rundown, dilapidated, unkempt.
- GRAND /ɡrænd/ · adjective, noun, verb
- Grand means magnificent or impressive in appearance, scale, or style; important or distinguished; or large and elaborate. As a noun, it can refer to a person of high rank, and as a verb, it can mean to make something grand or more imposing. Related: magnificent, splendid, imposing, distinguished.
- FORGE /fɔːrdʒ/ · noun & verb
- As a noun, a forge is a furnace or hearth used by a blacksmith for heating and shaping metal. As a verb, it means either to shape metal by heating and hammering it, or to fraudulently create an imitation of something such as a document or signature. Related: fabricate, counterfeit, fashion, shape.
- ARROW /ˈær.oʊ/ · noun
- A thin straight stick with a pointed tip, shot from a bow as a weapon or for sport; also, a symbol (→) used to indicate direction. Related: bolt, dart, missile, projectile.
- REACH /riːtʃ/ · verb; noun
- As a verb, to extend the hand or arm toward or into something, or to arrive at or attain something. As a noun, the act of reaching or the distance within which someone can get to or contact something. Related: attain, achieve, extend, stretch.
- MARCH /mɑːrtʃ, mɑːtʃ/ · noun and verb
- To march is to walk with regular, deliberate steps, especially as part of a military formation, procession, or organized group. As a noun, a march is a prolonged organized walk, a military advance, a boundary or frontier, or the third month of the year. Related: walk, advance, proceed, stride.
- GIANT /ˈdʒaɪənt/ · noun, adjective, verb
- An exceptionally large person, creature, or thing; in classical mythology, one of the race of huge beings who opposed the gods. As an adjective, giant means remarkably large, important, or powerful; as an informal verb, it means to make something seem insignificant by comparison. Related: huge, enormous, colossal, gigantic.
- BILBO /ˈbɪlboʊ/ · proper noun and noun
- Bilbo usually names the fictional hobbit created by J. R. R. Tolkien, remembered for discovering a magical ring and entrusting it to his nephew Frodo. As a historical common noun, a bilbo is a broad-bladed sword or rapier. Related: sword, rapier, broadsword, cutlass.
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