Norse & Roman Mythological Gods Word Search
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Sample words: EIR, HOD, LIV, ALF, HAR, OPS, DIS, ANI, BURI, BLID, SPES, ILIA, PLUTO, NANNA, HULDA, VESTA.
Norse & Roman Mythological Gods word list, defined
- HOD /hɒd/ (British); /hɑːd/ (American) · noun and verb
- A hod is an open, usually wooden container used for carrying coal, bricks, mortar, or similar materials. By extension, it can refer to the load carried in such a container, and a hod carrier is a worker who carries bricks or mortar. Related: scuttle, carrier, bucket, tray.
- ALF /ælf/ · noun
- A male given name, typically a short form or diminutive of Alfred. In British usage it can also colloquially denote a middle-aged, narrow-minded, often bigoted man, after the television character Alf Garnett. Related: Freddie, Bertie, Ernie, Stan.
- DIS /dɪs/ · verb
- To disrespect or insult someone, often publicly or verbally. As a noun, it refers to such an insulting remark or act. Related: insult, slight, mock, belittle.
- ANI /ˈɑːni/ · noun
- A ani is any of three species of glossy black, long-tailed cuckoos of the American tropics, belonging to the genus Crotophaga, known for living in cooperative breeding groups. Related: cuckoo.
- ILIA /ˈɪliə/ · plural noun
- The plural of ilium: the two large, paired bones that form the upper part of the pelvis and articulate with the sacrum. Each ilium bears the acetabulum, the socket in which the head of the femur fits. Related: hip bones, pelvic bones, innominate bones.
- PLUTO /ˈpluːtəʊ/ · noun
- An informal British term for a pound sterling, especially one pound of money. Related: quid, pound sterling, pound.
- NANNA /ˈnɑːnə/ (British); /ˈnænə/ (US) · noun
- An informal term for a grandmother, especially a maternal grandmother. It is also used in some regions for a baby’s knitted woollen bonnet. Related: grandmother, granny, grandma, nana.
- VESTA /ˈvɛstə/ · noun
- Vesta was the Roman goddess of the hearth and domestic life, counterpart to the Greek goddess Hestia. The name also denotes an ancient short tunic, and, when capitalized in the context of astronomy, the asteroid 12 Vesta. Related: tunic, Hestia.
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