Autumn & Spring Word Search
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Sample words: KID, WILTING, DALE, VIVID, DECIDUOS, MAY, NEW, EGGS, MIGRATE, BUDDING, FEAST, LAMB, AMBER, RAINCOAT, FOG, HARVEST.
Autumn & Spring word list, defined
- KID /kɪd/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a kid is a child or young person, especially in informal contexts, and can also refer to a young goat. As a verb, to kid means to deceive or jokingly tease someone. Related: child, youngster, youth, young person.
- WILTING /ˈwɪltɪŋ/ · verb
- Wilting means losing freshness, strength, or uprightness, especially because of a lack of water. Figuratively, it means becoming weak, listless, or diminished in energy or intensity. Related: drooping, fading, withering, flagging.
- DALE /deɪl/ · noun
- A dale is a valley, especially a broad, open one in northern England. The word is now chiefly literary or regional, surviving most prominently in place names such as the Yorkshire Dales. Related: valley, vale, hollow, dell.
- VIVID /ˈvɪvɪd/ · adjective
- Clearly and intensely perceived, especially in terms of color, light, imagery, or description. Figuratively, vivid describes something that is striking, lifelike, and capable of evoking a strong mental image or feeling. Related: bright, intense, striking, lifelike.
- MAY /meɪ/ · modal verb
- Used to express possibility, permission, uncertainty, or a tentative supposition, depending on context. It may also express a wish or hope, especially in formal or literary usage. Related: might, could, can.
- NEW /nuː/ · adjective, adverb, noun
- Recently made, acquired, introduced, or experienced; different from a former or original version; or not previously encountered. As an adverb, it means anew or for the first time, and as a noun, it can refer to a newly arrived person. Related: fresh, recent, modern, novel.
- EGGS /ɛɡz/ · noun
- The oval reproductive bodies laid by birds, reptiles, fish, and insects, enclosed in a shell or membrane; especially a hen's egg eaten as food. Related: ova, spawn, roe.
- MIGRATE /maɪˈɡreɪt/ · verb
- To move from one place to another, especially in order to settle somewhere else. It can also describe seasonal movement by people or animals, or figurative movement to a new system, platform, or way of working. Related: relocate, move, emigrate, immigrate.
- BUDDING /ˈbʌdɪŋ/ · adjective
- Beginning to develop or show signs of promise; in an early stage of growth. As a horticultural term, it describes a plant that is producing buds, and it also names the grafting technique of inserting a bud from one plant into another. Related: emerging, nascent, burgeoning, developing.
- FEAST /fiːst/ · noun
- A large, elaborate meal, typically one prepared for many people and served on a special or celebratory occasion. By extension, it can refer to an abundant or delightful supply of something, as in a visual or intellectual feast. Related: banquet, spread, repast, feastday meal.
- LAMB /læm/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, lamb means a young sheep or the meat of a sheep, especially a young sheep. It can also refer figuratively to a meek, innocent, or vulnerable person; as a verb, it means to give birth to lambs. Related: kid, mutton, innocent, meek one.
- AMBER /ˈæm.bər/ · noun
- A hard, translucent fossilized tree resin ranging in color from yellow to deep orange-brown, prized since antiquity for jewelry and ornamentation. The word also denotes the yellowish-orange color characteristic of this substance. Related: resin, copal, jet.
- RAINCOAT /ˈreɪnkoʊt/ · noun
- A waterproof or water-resistant coat worn to protect the body from rain. It is often made with a waterproof fabric and may include a hood. Related: rain jacket, waterproof coat, storm coat, oilskin.
- FOG /fɒɡ/ · noun
- A visible mass of tiny water droplets suspended in the air at or near the Earth's surface, reducing visibility; by extension, a state of mental confusion or obscurity. Related: mist, haze, murk, smog.
- HARVEST /ˈhɑːvɪst/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, harvest means the crops that are gathered or the act and season of gathering them. As a verb, it means to gather ripe crops, or more figuratively, to collect or accumulate something valuable. Related: crop, reap, gather, collect.
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