Monsters & Creatures Word Search
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Sample words: ELF, HAG, BATS, EEK, SKELETON, BREW, BANSHEE, AWE, TALE, CAVE, OWL, PURE, POWER, MOLDY, SPIRITS, ENCHANT.
Monsters & Creatures word list, defined
- ELF /ɛlf/ · noun
- A supernatural creature of Germanic folklore, typically depicted as a small, delicately built human-like being with pointed ears, known for its magical powers and mischievous nature. In modern fantasy literature and popular culture, elves are often portrayed as graceful, long-lived, and skilled in magic or craftsmanship. Related: sprite, fairy, pixie, goblin.
- HAG /hæɡ/ · noun
- A woman, especially an old one, who is considered ugly or wicked; a witch. A person, especially an old one, who is considered cruel or unpleasant. Related: crone, witch, harpy, vixen.
- BATS /bæts/ · noun (plural), verb, adjective
- Bats is the plural of 'bat', a nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera, or a club used in sports such as baseball and cricket. As an informal adjective, 'bats' means crazy or insane. Related: crazy, insane, mad, deranged.
- EEK /iːk/ · interjection
- An exclamation of sudden alarm, fright, or dismay, often in response to something startling or unpleasant. Related: yikes, yowch, gadzooks, whoa.
- SKELETON /ˈskɛlɪtən/ · noun
- The internal framework or supporting structure of something, or the bony framework of the body of a vertebrate animal. A skeleton is often used to support the body or to provide a framework for the attachment of muscles. Related: framework, structure, skeleton, framework.
- BREW /bruː/ · verb
- To make (beer, tea, coffee, or other drink) by mixing, boiling, or steeping ingredients; also, of something unpleasant such as trouble or a storm, to begin to form or develop. Related: ferment, steep, prepare, concoct.
- BANSHEE /ˈbænʃiː/ · noun
- In Irish folklore, a female spirit whose wailing cry is said to foretell the death of a member of a family. By extension, a person or thing that makes a loud, wailing or shrieking noise. Related: wraith, phantom, specter, spirit.
- AWE /ɔː/ · noun (also verb)
- A feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder, often inspired by something vast, powerful, or sublime. As a verb, it means to inspire such a feeling in someone. Related: wonder, amazement, astonishment, reverence.
- TALE /tɛɪl/ · noun, verb
- A story, either true or false, told for entertainment or to illustrate a point. A narrative, either spoken or written, that is often fictional. Related: story, narrative, legend, fable.
- CAVE /keɪv/ · noun
- A natural underground chamber, typically one with an opening to the surface, large enough for a person to enter. Related: cavern, grotto, hollow, den.
- OWL /ˈaʊl/ · noun
- A nocturnal bird of prey with a flat face and forward-facing eyes, typically having a round head, a short neck, and a broad, flat beak. Owls are known for their acute hearing and night vision. Related: night bird, hooting bird, nocturnal bird, bird of prey.
- PURE /pjʊər/ · adjective
- Free from impurity or contamination; unadulterated. Completely sincere or genuine. Related: chaste, clean, spotless, unadulterated.
- POWER /ˈpaʊər/ · noun, verb
- The ability or capacity to do something or to produce an effect. The state or quality of being powerful. Related: strength, ability, capacity, influence.
- MOLDY /mɔldi/ · adjective
- Having a musty smell or appearance due to mold or mildew; spoiled or rotten. Related: mildewed, mouldy, rotten, spoiled.
- SPIRITS /ˈspaɪrɪts/ · noun
- The non-physical part of a person, believed to be a supernatural entity, or a strong, pungent, or fiery liquor, especially whiskey or gin. Related: essence, soul, ghost, ethereal.
- ENCHANT /ɪnˈtʃænt/ · verb
- To fill someone with great delight or charm; to fascinate or captivate. In older or literary use, to place under a spell; to bewitch. Related: delight, captivate, charm, fascinate.
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