Harry Potter 4 Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: SEDGE, REMIX, QIGONG, UNLAY, LESSOR, SPARS, FORESEE, WARMTH, HARRY, FLEUR, EVENT, BOUND, MORAL, MAGIC, FRANK, CURSE.
Harry Potter 4 word list, defined
- SEDGE /ˈsɛdʒ/ · noun
- A type of grass-like plant with narrow leaves and a triangular stem, often found in wetlands. Sedges are often confused with rushes and grasses, but can be distinguished by their triangular stems and flat leaves. Related: rush, grass, reed, cattail.
- REMIX /rɛmɪks/ · noun, verb
- A new version of a song, video, or other work, created by combining or altering existing elements. To create a new version of something by combining or altering existing elements. Related: rework, reedit, recreate, rearrange.
- QIGONG /tʃiːkʊŋ/ · noun
- A system of traditional Chinese medicine that combines slow movements, deep breathing, and meditation to cultivate and balance the body's vital energy, or qi. Related: tai chi, chi kung, meditation, yoga.
- UNLAY /ʌnˈleɪ/ · verb
- To untwist or unravel (a rope or thread). Related: unravel, untwist, unwind, unwrap.
- LESSOR /lɛsər/ · noun
- A person or organization that leases property or goods to another. The person or organization on the receiving end of a lease. Related: landlord, owner, proprietor, lessor.
- SPARS /spɑːrz/ · noun
- A spar is a long, thin piece of wood or metal used to support or steady something, especially a mast or boom on a ship. In architecture, a spar is a horizontal beam that supports a roof or a bridge. Related: beam, rod, pole, mast.
- FORESEE /fɔːrˈsiː/ · verb
- To foresee is to anticipate or be aware of something in advance, especially a future event or problem, through judgment, insight, or imagination rather than direct knowledge. Related: anticipate, predict, envision, foretell.
- WARMTH /wɔːrmθ/ · noun
- A feeling of being warm, either physically or emotionally. A quality of being warm and friendly in manner or atmosphere. Related: heat, coziness, friendliness, affection.
- HARRY /hɑːri/ · proper noun
- A male given name, derived from the Old English name 'Harri' or 'Hari', which is thought to be derived from the Old Norse name 'Heiðr', meaning 'home ruler'. Related: Harrison, Harold, Henry, Herbert.
- FLEUR /flɜː/ (British), /flɝː/ (US) · noun
- A flower, especially as rendered in the French word adopted into English in fixed expressions and decorative or literary contexts. Related: flower, blossom, bloom, blossoming.
- EVENT /ɪˈvɛnt/ · noun
- A thing that happens or takes place, especially something noteworthy. Also, an organized occasion such as a social gathering, sports competition, or performance. Related: occasion, happening, affair, function.
- 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.
- MORAL /mɔːrəl/ · noun, adjective
- Moral refers to a principle or standard of right behavior, or a lesson to be learned from a situation. It can also describe something that is in accordance with what is considered right or acceptable. Related: virtue, ethic, principle, standard.
- MAGIC /ˈmædʒɪk/ · noun, verb
- The power of apparently influencing events by using mysterious or supernatural forces. A skill or art that seems to be mysterious or supernatural. Related: sorcery, illusion, enchantment, spell.
- FRANK /fræŋk/ · adjective
- Open, honest, and direct in speech or expression, especially when saying something that others might find uncomfortable or unwelcome. Related: candid, forthright, blunt, straightforward.
- CURSE /kɜːrs/ · noun, verb
- A curse is a solemn utterance intended to invoke harm or misfortune upon someone or something; it can also refer to a swear word or an offensive expression. As a verb, it means to call down evil upon someone, or to use profane language. Related: malediction, anathema, hex, imprecation.
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