Space & Solar System Word Search
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Sample words: AGENCY, ANOMALY, APEX, AMMONIA, APOGEE, ARC, AXIS, BURN, EON, HALO, ICY, MAP, SOAR, MARS, PATH.
Space & Solar System word list, defined
- AGENCY /ˈeɪdʒənsi/ · noun
- The capacity or power of a person to act independently and make their own choices; also, a business or organization that provides services on behalf of others, such as an advertising, travel, or government agency. Related: organization, office, bureau, initiative.
- ANOMALY /əˈnɒməli/ · noun
- Something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected, especially in a way that is noticeable or unexplained. Related: irregularity, abnormality, oddity, deviation.
- APEX /ˈeɪ.pɛks/ · noun
- The highest point or peak of something; the culmination or most successful part of a process, career, or achievement. Related: peak, summit, zenith, climax.
- AMMONIA /əˈmoʊniə/ · noun
- A colorless gas with a sharp, pungent odor, composed of nitrogen and hydrogen (NH₃), which dissolves readily in water to form a solution used in cleaning products and fertilizers.
- APOGEE /ˈæpədʒi/ · noun
- The point in the orbit of an object, such as a satellite or the Moon, at which it is farthest from the Earth or from the body being orbited. Figuratively, the highest or most distant point in the development of something; its peak or climax. Related: peak, summit, zenith, climax.
- ARC /ɑːrk/ · noun
- A part of a curve, especially the continuous portion of a circle between two points. More broadly, a smooth curving trajectory or path traced by something moving. Related: curve, bow, bend, sweep.
- AXIS /ˈæksɪs/ · noun
- An imaginary straight line about which a body rotates or around which an object is symmetrically arranged; more broadly, a central line or reference line used to describe or measure position, movement, or structure. Related: pivot, hinge, spindle, shaft.
- BURN /bɜːrn/ · verb
- To undergo or cause destruction, damage, or injury by exposure to fire, heat, or an acid. As a noun, a burn is an injury to the skin or flesh caused by heat, fire, chemicals, electricity, or friction. Related: scorch, char, singe, sear.
- EON /ˈiːɒn/ (British), /ˈiːən/ (US) · noun
- An indefinitely long period of time; an age. In geology, the largest division of geologic time, comprising two or more eras. Related: age, epoch, era, eternity.
- HALO /hæloʊ/ · noun, verb
- A ring of light around a person's head, typically representing holiness or divinity. To surround or be surrounded by a ring of light, especially one that is seen as a sign of holiness or divine presence. Related: aura, glow, radiance, effulgence.
- ICY /ˈaɪsi/ · adjective
- Having a temperature below freezing; frosty. Used to describe something that is cold and unforgiving. Related: frosty, chilly, freezing, glacial.
- MAP /mæp/ · noun, verb
- A representation of an area, typically on a flat surface, showing its features, such as roads, rivers, and buildings. To plan or navigate a route, using a map. Related: chart, diagram, plan, route.
- SOAR /soʊr/ · verb
- To rise high in the air, typically by flying, especially with a gliding motion. To move or extend upward with a smooth, flowing motion. Related: fly, rise, ascend, glide.
- MARS /mɑːrz/ · noun
- The fourth planet in the solar system, known for its reddish appearance and potential for supporting life. It is a rocky planet with a thin atmosphere. Related: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Jupiter.
- PATH /pɑːθ/ · noun, verb
- A way or course along which someone or something moves; a route or track. To cause to follow a particular course or route. Related: way, route, course, track.
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