Ratatouille Movie Word Search
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Sample words: NOONS, RONDE, CAPED, WINEY, NOTCH, VIRELAIS, HONDLES, WILLERS, SMELL, PARIS, LEARN, BOUND, TRUTH, TASTE, SENSE, GUIDE.
Ratatouille Movie word list, defined
- RONDE /rɒnd/ (British); /rɑːnd/ (US) · noun
- A ronde is a poem with a recurring refrain, especially one modeled on the French rondeau. In older, now-rare usage, it can also mean a round dance or a round song. Related: rondeau, round, refrain poem, round dance.
- CAPED /keɪpt/ · adjective
- Wearing or furnished with a cape; used chiefly to describe a figure — often dramatic, heroic, or mysterious — clad in a sleeveless cloak fastened at the neck. Related: cloaked, mantled, robed, draped.
- WINEY /ˈwaɪni/ · adjective
- Having the taste, smell, color, or general character of wine; vinous. Figuratively, it can mean heady, intoxicating, or suggestive of excess. Related: vinous, heady, intoxicating.
- NOTCH /nɒtʃ/ (British); /nɑːtʃ/ (American) · noun; verb
- A notch is a narrow cut, indentation, or groove in a surface, especially one made deliberately or used to hold or guide something. As a verb, to notch means to make a cut or indentation in something, often for a specific purpose. Related: nick, cut, indentation, groove.
- WILLERS /ˈwɪlərz/ · noun and verb
- As a plural noun, willers means people who exercise will, choose a course of action, or make a firm decision. It can also be the third-person singular present of the verb will, meaning “wishes or intends” or, in legal usage, “bequeaths by will.” Related: choosers, deciders, intenders, wishers.
- SMELL /smɛl/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, smell means an odor or scent, or the sense used to perceive odors. As a verb, it means to perceive an odor, to give off an odor, or, figuratively, to detect or suspect something. Related: odor, scent, aroma, stink.
- PARIS /ˈpɛərɪz/ (British); /ˈpærɪs/ (American) · proper noun
- Paris is the capital and largest city of France, situated in the north-central part of the country on the River Seine. It is a major European center for culture, politics, finance, fashion, and transportation. Related: City of Light, Paname.
- LEARN /lɜːrn/ (US); /lɜːn/ (UK) · verb
- To acquire knowledge, a skill, or an understanding through study, experience, or instruction. It can also mean to become aware of a fact or situation. Related: master, acquire, study, absorb.
- BOUND /baʊnd/ · verb (past tense and past participle of bind); also adjective, noun
- "Bound" has several distinct meanings: as the past tense of "bind," it means tied or fastened; as an adjective it can mean obliged or certain to do something, or heading toward a destination; and as a noun it means a leap or jump, or (usually in the plural) a limit or boundary. Related: leap, jump, spring, vault.
- TRUTH /truːθ/ · noun
- Truth is the quality of being true, especially in accordance with fact or reality. It can also refer to a true statement, the actual state of affairs, or the practice of being honest and trustworthy. Related: veracity, accuracy, honesty, candour.
- TASTE /teɪst/ (noun and stressed verb); /təst/ (verb when unstressed) · noun, verb
- As a noun, taste is the particular flavor or quality perceived by the sense of taste, or the ability to distinguish flavors. As a verb, it means to perceive flavor, try a small amount of something, or briefly experience a quality or situation. Related: flavor, flavour, savor, savour.
- SENSE /sens/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a sense is the faculty or power of perception through the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, or skin, or the faculty of understanding or recognizing something. It can also mean an awareness or understanding of a situation, a particular meaning or interpretation, or mental soundness. As a verb, to sense means to become aware of or intuitively recognize something. Related: meaning, awareness, faculty, understanding.
- GUIDE /ɡaɪd/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a guide is a person, book, or other resource that helps someone understand a subject, navigate a place, or make progress. As a verb, to guide means to show the way, direct someone’s actions, or assist them in making a choice or reaching a destination. Related: leader, mentor, adviser, director.
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