Group Of Animals Word Search
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Sample words: CLAT, STAND, HERD, EYRAR, SIEGE, NYE, VOLT, BITE, RHUMBA, SWARM, DRAFT, COHORT, HOVER, BOIL, DOYLT.
Group Of Animals word list, defined
- CLAT /klæt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, clat means a sharp, noisy clattering or clanging sound. As a verb, it means to make such a sound. Related: clatter, clack, rattle, bang.
- STAND /stænd/ · noun, verb
- As a verb, stand means to be in an upright position, remain in place, be situated somewhere, or express a position or opinion. As a noun, it refers to a person or structure that provides support or a place from which something is offered, as well as to a position, attitude, or stall. Related: remain, be situated, rise, position oneself.
- HERD /hɜːd/ (British); /hɝd/ (US) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a herd is a group of animals, especially grazing or herd-forming mammals, living or moving together; it can also refer to a large, undifferentiated group of people. As a verb, it means to gather, drive, or move animals as a group, often with the sense of controlling or directing their movement. Related: group, flock, drove, pack.
- SIEGE /siːdʒ/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a siege is a prolonged military blockade or sustained attack directed at a fortified place, position, or defender, usually with the aim of compelling surrender. As a verb, to siege means to surround an enemy position with armed forces and subject it to sustained pressure. Related: blockade, assault, encirclement, besieging.
- NYE /naɪ/ · noun (archaic plural), adjective, adverb, and preposition (chiefly Scots and northern English)
- As a noun, nye is an archaic plural of eye, chiefly encountered in older or deliberately archaic English. In Scots and some northern English dialects, it is also a form of nigh, meaning near, nearly, or close to. Related: eyes, near, nigh, almost.
- VOLT /voʊlt/ (US); /vəʊlt/ (British) · noun; verb
- The SI unit of electric potential difference, equal to one joule per coulomb and symbolised V. In older usage, it can also refer to a horse's backward turning leap or a rapid turning movement. Related: turn, pivot, spin, whirl.
- BITE /baɪt/ · verb (also noun)
- To cut into, grip, or wound something with the teeth; to sting or nip with a mouthpart or stinger. As a noun, it denotes an act of biting, the wound left by one, or a piece bitten off. Related: nip, gnaw, chew, munch.
- RHUMBA /ˈrʌmbə/ · noun
- A Cuban dance and music genre characterized by lively rhythms and a distinctive triplet-based pattern. “Rhumba” is an alternative, less common spelling of “rumba.” Related: rumba.
- SWARM /swɔːrm/ (US); /swɔːm/ (UK) · noun; verb
- A swarm is a large group of insects, animals, or people moving or gathered together. As a verb, swarm means to move in a large group or gather around someone or something. Related: crowd, throng, multitude, mass.
- DRAFT /dræft/ (US also /drɑːft/) · noun, verb, adjective
- A preliminary version of a piece of writing or a plan; also a current of air, the compulsory enlistment of people into military service (chiefly US), or money drawn from a bank. As a verb, it means to prepare a preliminary version, to select someone for service, or to move someone or something into a new role. Related: sketch, outline, version, conscript.
- COHORT /ˈkoʊhɔːrt/ · noun
- A group of people banded together or treated as a group, especially one sharing a demographic characteristic such as birth year; historically, a unit of the ancient Roman army of roughly 300–600 infantrymen. Related: group, band, contingent, company.
- HOVER /ˈhʌvər/ · verb
- To remain in one place in the air without landing, or to move close to someone or something without settling. It can also mean to remain uncertain or undecided about a course of action. Related: float, linger, loiter, remain.
- BOIL /bɔɪl/ · verb
- To heat a liquid until it reaches the temperature at which it bubbles rapidly and turns to vapour; also, of a container or pot, to be heated so that its contents boil. As a noun, a boil is a painful, inflamed swelling under the skin caused by bacterial infection of a hair follicle. Related: seethe, simmer, bubble, fume.
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