Harry Potter 4 Word Search
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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 /sɛdʒ/ · noun
- A grass-like flowering plant of the family Cyperaceae, especially a plant of the genus Carex. Sedges commonly grow in wet or marshy ground and have solid, often triangular stems. Related: carex, grass-like plant, marsh grass.
- REMIX /ˈriːmɪks/ · noun and verb
- A remix is a new version of an existing song or recording created by altering, combining, or reworking its elements. As a verb, it means to create such a version. Related: version, adaptation, reworking, revision.
- QIGONG /ˌtʃiːˈɡʊŋ/ · noun
- Qigong is a traditional Chinese system of exercise that combines coordinated breathing, physical postures, and focused attention. Its many forms range from gentle stretching and standing movements to seated meditation and more demanding movement routines. Related: traditional Chinese exercise, meditative exercise, breathwork.
- UNLAY /ʌnˈleɪ/ · verb
- To undo the laying of something; especially, to take up or remove a covering, layer, or other thing that has been placed or spread. Related: remove, take up, uncover, undo.
- LESSOR /ˈlɛsɔːr/ · noun
- A lessor is a person or organization that grants another party the right to use or occupy property for a specified period in return for rent or another form of payment.
- SPARS /spɑːrz/ (US); /spɑːz/ (UK) · noun
- The plural form of “spar,” referring to narrow poles or beams used in building and rigging, especially the upright or horizontal spars that support a ship’s sails. It can also refer to the separate parties engaged in a contest, match, or argument. Related: poles, beams, bars, contestants.
- 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 /wɔːmθ/ (British), /wɔːrmθ/ (US) · noun
- The quality or degree of being warm. It can also refer to affection, friendliness, or a comforting atmosphere. Related: heat, coziness, affection, kindness.
- 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.
- 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 /ˈmɒrəl/ (British), /ˈmɔːrəl/ (US) · adjective; noun
- As an adjective, moral means relating to principles of right and wrong, especially conduct that is considered good or ethically acceptable. As a noun, it refers to a principle or standard of conduct, or collectively to a person's principles concerning right and wrong. Related: ethical, virtuous, principled, upright.
- 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.
- 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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