Weather Word Search
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Sample words: DOLDRUMS, DOWNPOUR, DREARY, DRIZZLE, DROPLETS, DROUGHT, DULL, FALL, ICE, GRAVITY, SKY, MELT, KNOT, SMOG, NUMB, SNOW.
Weather word list, defined
- DOLDRUMS /ˈdɒldrəmz/ (British); /ˈdɑːldrəmz/ (US) · noun
- A state of stagnation, listlessness, or low spirits; also (as 'the doldrums') the equatorial region of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans characterized by calms, sudden squalls, and light shifting winds. Related: slump, stagnation, languor, listlessness.
- DOWNPOUR /ˈdaʊnpɔːr/ · noun
- A heavy, sustained fall of rain; a sudden and intense rainfall. Related: rainstorm, cloudburst, deluge, torrent.
- DREARY /ˈdrɪəri/ · adjective
- Dull, bleak, and depressing, especially in appearance or atmosphere; lacking liveliness or interest. Related: dull, gloomy, bleak, drab.
- DRIZZLE /ˈdrɪz.əl/ · noun and verb
- Light rain falling in fine drops; also, to rain lightly or (in cooking) to pour a thin stream of liquid over something. Related: mist, sprinkle, mizzle, spit.
- DROPLETS /ˈdrɒpləts/ (British), /ˈdrɑːpləts/ (US) · noun
- The plural of 'droplet': very small drops of a liquid, especially ones that are tiny enough to float or be suspended in the air. Related: drops, beads, globules, dribbles.
- DROUGHT /draʊt/ · noun
- A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall leading to a shortage of water. More broadly, any extended scarcity or deficiency of something essential. Related: dry spell, drouth, aridity, water shortage.
- DULL /dʌl/ · adjective
- Lacking interest, excitement, or liveliness; tedious or monotonous. Also describes something lacking sharpness, brightness, or intensity of colour, light, or sound. Related: boring, tedious, monotonous, uninteresting.
- FALL /fɔːl/ · verb, noun
- As a verb, to move downward from a higher to a lower level, typically rapidly and without control; as a noun, an act of falling, a defeat or loss of power, or (in American usage) the season of autumn. Related: drop, descend, plunge, tumble.
- ICE /aɪs/ · noun, verb
- Ice is the solid form of water, consisting of frozen water crystals. As a verb, it means to cool something quickly until it becomes frozen or covered with a layer of ice.
- GRAVITY /ˈɡrævəti/ · noun
- Gravity is the force that attracts bodies with mass toward one another; on Earth, it produces the familiar downward acceleration of falling objects. By extension, it refers to seriousness, importance, dignity, or solemn weight. Related: gravitation, seriousness, importance, weight.
- SKY /skaɪ/ · noun
- The region of the atmosphere seen from the Earth, especially the expanse above the horizon. In figurative use, “the skies” can refer to heaven, destiny, or a hoped-for future. Related: firmament, heavens, atmosphere, blue.
- MELT /melt/ · verb
- To change from a solid into a liquid by heat, or to become soft or liquid in this way. It can also mean to dissolve gradually, or to become less distinct or intense. Related: liquefy, dissolve, soften, thaw.
- KNOT /nɒt/ (British English); /nɑːt/ (American English) · noun and verb
- A knot is a loop or fastening made by tying or twisting a material, and also a compact mass or hard swelling formed in wood, rope, or another substance. The word can refer to a difficult or complicated situation, a unit of speed used in navigation, and, figuratively, a tightly knit group of people. Related: loop, tie, tangle, snarl.
- SMOG /smɒɡ/ · noun
- A mixture of smoke and fog, especially polluted air containing both smoke particles and moisture. The term can also refer more broadly to severe air pollution caused by a combination of pollutants. Related: haze, pollution, fume, murk.
- NUMB /nʌm/ · adjective
- Lacking sensation or the ability to feel pain, often as a result of cold, injury, numbness, or shock. Figuratively, numb can describe someone emotionally unable to respond to something. Related: insensible, sensationless, unfeeling, deadened.
- SNOW /snoʊ/ · noun, verb
- Snow is atmospheric water frozen into ice crystals that falls to the ground as flakes or accumulates as a white covering. As a verb, snow means to fall as snow or to cover or obscure something with snow. Related: snowfall, snowflake, snowstorm, flurry.
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