Home Alone Word Search
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Sample words: FRAGS, WADIS, ULTRA, MISLED, UDONS, BONDUC, GUCKY, CERIAS, ENTER, KNOCK, BRING, ALONE, LOCAL, HOUSE, EMPTY, HARRY.
Home Alone word list, defined
- ULTRA /ˈʌltrə/ · adjective; noun
- As an adjective, ultra means beyond the usual or accepted limits, or extremely intense. As a noun, it refers to a person who holds extreme political or ideological views. Related: extreme, excessive, radical, intense.
- MISLED /mɪsˈliːd/ · verb
- To cause someone to form a wrong belief or understanding about something. “Misled” is the past tense and past participle of “mislead.” Related: deceived, deceived, misinformed, misguided.
- BONDUC /ˈbɒndʌk/ (British); /ˈbɑːndʌk/ (US) · noun
- A tropical thorny shrub or small tree of the pea family, with yellow flowers and large pods containing hard, bead-like seeds. The word can also refer to these seeds, known as bonduc nuts. Related: bonduc tree, yellow oleander, yellow acacia, Ceylon senna.
- ENTER /ˈɛn.tɚ/ · verb
- To come or go into a place; to begin to be involved in or become a member of something such as an organization, agreement, or state. Related: go into, come in, join, penetrate.
- 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.
- BRING /brɪŋ/ · verb
- To take or carry someone or something to a place, especially toward the speaker or a specified destination. Related: carry, fetch, convey, transport.
- ALONE /əˈloʊn/ · adjective; also adverb
- Having no other people or things present with one; solitary or unaccompanied. Also used to mean solely, exclusively, or without anyone's help. Related: solitary, unaccompanied, solo, lonesome.
- LOCAL /ˈləʊkəl/ (British); /ˈloʊkəl/ (US) · adjective, noun, and adverb
- Relating to a particular place or area and its inhabitants, especially a place that is nearby or limited in scope. As a noun, a local means a person who lives in a particular area; as an adverb, it means to a nearby or local destination. Related: nearby, neighbourhood, community, municipal.
- HOUSE /haʊs/ (noun); /haʊz/ (verb) · noun, verb, adjective
- A house is a building or part of a building used as a dwelling, especially for one family or household. By extension, it can refer to a household or family, a building associated with a particular activity or institution, or a legislative chamber. Related: home, dwelling, residence, abode.
- EMPTY /ˈɛmti/ · adjective; also verb and noun
- Containing nothing or having nothing in it; not filled or occupied. Also used figuratively to mean lacking meaning, sincerity, substance, or value. Related: vacant, hollow, bare, void.
- HARRY /ˈhæri/ · verb
- To harass or persistently trouble someone, especially by repeatedly pressuring, threatening, or annoying them. In older literary use, it can also mean to ravage or plunder. Related: hassle, harass, pester, torment.
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