The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Word Search
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Sample words: KEECH, NIXES, SAGUM, EMBLEMS, SHOWN, WIFES, GRISLIES, FLEER, FANCY, ETHAN, DAVID, CARDS, LENNY, JUDGE, HONES, DRUNK.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel word list, defined
- NIXES /nɪks/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present tense)
- As a plural noun, nixes are water spirits in Germanic folklore, usually portrayed as malignant or mischievous creatures associated with rivers, lakes, and wells. As a verb, nix means to reject, veto, or refuse to approve something. Related: water spirits, water sprites, river spirits, lake spirits.
- SAGUM /ˈsɑːɡəm/ · noun
- A thick, rectangular military cloak worn by ancient Roman soldiers, usually made of wool and fastened at the shoulder or neck. Related: cloak, mantle, cape.
- EMBLEMS /ˈɛmbləmz/ · noun
- Plural of "emblem": objects, designs, or figures that symbolize and represent an idea, quality, organization, or nation. Related: symbols, insignia, badges, tokens.
- SHOWN /ʃoʊn/ (US); /ʃəʊn/ (UK) · verb (past participle); adjective
- Shown is the past participle of show, meaning made visible, displayed, or made known. It can also mean demonstrated or proven, as in “The results have shown that the treatment is effective.” Related: displayed, exhibited, revealed, indicated.
- WIFES /waɪvz/ (noun); /waɪfs/ (verb) · noun and verb
- As a noun, “wifes” is a nonstandard spelling of “wives,” the plural of “wife.” As a verb, it is the third-person singular present of the rare informal verb “wife,” meaning to marry a woman or make her one's wife. Related: spouses, partners, consorts, better halves.
- FLEER /flɪər/ · verb
- To grin or laugh coarsely or mockingly at someone; to express scorn through a sneering smile or laugh. As a noun, it denotes such a mocking grin or laugh itself. Related: sneer, mock, deride, scorn.
- FANCY /ˈfænsi/ · noun, verb, adjective
- As a noun, a liking or inclination for someone or something; as an adjective, elaborate, decorative, or of high quality. As a verb, to imagine or suppose, or to feel a desire for. Related: whim, liking, imagination, ornate.
- CARDS /kɑːrdz/ (US), /kɑːdz/ (UK) · noun
- Cards refers to playing cards collectively, or to the games and activities played with them. It also denotes the plural of 'card', a stiff piece of paper used for messages, identification, or record-keeping. Related: deck, pack.
- JUDGE /dʒʌdʒ/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, a judge is a legal official who hears cases and decides questions of law, or a person appointed to evaluate entries in a competition. As a verb, to judge is to form an opinion after considering evidence or facts, or to assess and decide the merits of something. Related: adjudicator, magistrate, arbiter, assessor.
- HONES /hoʊnz/ (US); /hɒnz/ (UK) · verb
- To sharpen a tool or implement, especially a blade, to a fine or precise edge. By extension, to improve or refine a skill, ability, or quality through gradual effort. Related: sharpen, refine, perfect, whet.
- DRUNK /drʌŋk/ · adjective (also noun and verb form)
- Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected by it; intoxicated. As a noun, it refers to a habitual heavy drinker. Related: intoxicated, inebriated, tipsy, inebriate.
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