Tangled Movie Word Search
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Sample words: DUETS, LUNTS, LARVA, EGADS, INFELT, PERRIER, BOWELS, KINONE, QUEEN, STEAL, MAGIC, KNOCK, SPEND, RIDER, PROOF, HONOR.
Tangled Movie word list, defined
- DUETS /ˈdjuː.ɛts/ (British), /ˈduː.ɛts/ (US) · noun
- The plural of "duet": musical compositions or performances written for two performers, or the performances themselves by two singers, dancers, or players. Related: twosomes, pairs, partnerships.
- LUNTS /lʌnts/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, lunts is the plural of lunt, a sulfur-tipped match formerly used for lighting fires. As a verb, lunts means smokes, especially a pipe.
- LARVA /ˈlɑːrvə/ · noun
- A larva is the immature form of an insect or other animal that differs substantially from its adult form and typically develops through a major metamorphic change. In entomology, the term refers especially to the active feeding stage between the egg and the pupa or adult. Related: grub, larval form, immature form, caterpillar.
- EGADS /ɛɡædz/ · interjection
- An expression of surprise or astonishment, often used to convey that something is remarkable or unexpected. Related: good grief, gosh, great Scott.
- INFELT /ɪnˈfɛlt/ · adjective
- Deeply or inwardly felt; heartfelt and sincere. The word is chiefly literary or archaic in modern usage. Related: heartfelt, sincere, deeply felt, genuine.
- PERRIER /ˈpɛri.eɪ/ · noun
- A proprietary sparkling mineral water. The name is also sometimes used generically for a brand or serving of sparkling mineral water. Related: sparkling mineral water, sparkling water, soda water, fizzy water.
- BOWELS /ˈbaʊ.əlz/ · noun
- The intestines, especially as the organs of digestion and excretion in humans and animals. Figuratively, the deep interior parts of something. Related: intestines, gut, entrails, innards.
- KINONE /ˈkɪnoʊn/ · noun
- A yellow, crystalline organic compound, C6H4O2, belonging to the quinone class and especially associated with the ortho isomer, 1,2-benzoquinone. It is chiefly encountered in specialized chemistry and toxicology rather than everyday speech. Related: ortho-benzoquinone, 1,2-benzoquinone, o-benzoquinone.
- QUEEN /kwiːn/ · noun; verb
- A queen is a female monarch who rules a kingdom, or the wife of a king. As a verb, it means to act in the manner of a queen, especially to treat someone in a domineering or ostentatious way. Related: monarch, ruler, sovereign, royal.
- STEAL /stiːl/ · verb
- To take someone’s property, money, or information without their permission or entitlement. It can also mean to take time, attention, or an opportunity for oneself, or to advance illegally to a base in baseball. Related: pilfer, rob, purloin, appropriate.
- MAGIC /ˈmædʒɪk/ · noun, adjective, verb
- Magic refers to practices or powers believed to produce extraordinary effects, especially through spells or ritual. By extension, it can name the mysterious quality of a person, place, experience, or work. Related: witchcraft, sorcery, wizardry, enchantment.
- KNOCK /nɒk/ (British); /nɑːk/ (American) · verb, noun, and interjection
- As a verb, knock means to strike a surface with a sharp blow, often producing a knocking sound. It can also mean to criticize someone or something forcefully, to make someone feel exhausted or weakened, or to signal by knocking on a door. As a noun, a knock is a blow or the sound made by one; it can also refer to a criticism, disadvantage, or adverse condition. As an interjection, “knock” is used in the phrase “knock, knock” to announce someone's presence at a door. Related: strike, rap, tap, bang.
- SPEND /spɛnd/ · verb; noun
- To use money, time, or other resources, especially over a period of time. As a noun, a spend refers to an amount of money spent, typically by a person, organization, or business. Related: expend, consume, use, devote.
- RIDER /ˈraɪdər/ (also /ˈraɪdə/ in non-rhotic British English) · noun; also a regional or informal verb
- A person who rides, especially a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle; by extension, a passenger on a vehicle. In legislative contexts, a rider is an additional provision attached to a bill. Related: cyclist, equestrian, jockey, motorcyclist.
- PROOF /pruːf/ · noun, adjective, and verb
- A proof is evidence or a convincing argument that establishes a fact or demonstrates that someone or something is true. As an adjective, it means resistant or proof against something, especially in the phrase “proof against.” As a verb, it means to mark a document as ready for printing or to test something, especially informally. Related: evidence, demonstration, verification, confirmation.
- HONOR British: /ˈɒnər/; American: /ˈɑːnər/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, honor means respect, esteem, or adherence to a standard of conduct regarded as noble or admirable. As a verb, it means to give respect or recognition to someone or something, especially for an achievement, quality, or promise. Related: esteem, respect, dignity, integrity.
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