The 18th Century Word Search
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Sample words: FAN, AGAJA, ART, ASSIETTA, ASAM, AWADH, GAS, ARMOR, EDO, BYRON, TAX, SAW, FLUSH, MULE, SHAH, DOMINOES.
The 18th Century word list, defined
- FAN /fæn/ · noun
- An implement with blades that rotate or a handheld object waved back and forth to create a current of air; also, an enthusiastic admirer or supporter of a person, team, sport, or pastime. Related: admirer, supporter, devotee, enthusiast.
- ART /ɑːrt/ · noun
- The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. It also refers to the various branches of creative activity collectively, as well as to subjects of study concerned with human culture. Related: craft, skill, creativity, artistry.
- GAS /ɡæs/ · noun; verb
- Gas is a substance in the gaseous state, especially a fuel such as natural gas. In North American English, gas also means gasoline, while in British English it commonly means fuel gas; the word can additionally refer to intestinal gas, nitrous oxide, boastful talk, or the act of exposing someone to poisonous gas. Related: vapor, vapour, petrol, gasoline.
- ARMOR /ˈɑːrmər/ · noun (also verb)
- Protective metal, leather, or other hard covering worn on the body to shield against weapons in combat, or the metal plating fitted to vehicles and warships for protection. Related: protection, shielding, plate, mail.
- TAX /tæks/ · noun and verb
- A tax is a compulsory charge imposed by a government or other authority, especially a levy on income, goods, property, or transactions. The term can also denote the amount charged or, figuratively, a burdensome demand on someone's time, energy, or resources. Related: levy, duty, tribute, assessment.
- SAW /sɔː/ · noun and verb
- As a verb, saw is the past tense of see, meaning perceived, observed, or witnessed; it can also mean to cut something with a saw. As a noun, a saw is a tool with a toothed blade used for cutting materials such as wood or metal, while the uncommon North American noun sense refers to a proverb or maxim. Related: observed, noticed, cut, sliced.
- FLUSH /flʌʃ/ · verb, noun, adjective
- As a verb, flush means to blush or glow with redness, or to cleanse something (especially a toilet) with a rush of water. As a noun and adjective it also denotes a sudden redness of the face, and in card games a hand of one suit. Related: blush, reddish, crimson, rinse.
- MULE /mjuːl/ · noun, verb
- A mule is chiefly a hybrid offspring of a female horse and a male donkey, traditionally valued for its strength and endurance. The word also denotes a stubborn or hard-working person, money, a backless slipper, and, as a verb, to work hard or toil. Related: donkey, burro, toil, grind.
- SHAH /ʃɑː/ · noun
- A title for a king or monarch, especially the former monarchs of Iran. It is also used historically for rulers of Persia and some neighboring Persianate states. Related: monarch, king, ruler, sovereign.
- DOMINOES /ˌdɒm.ɪˈnoʊz/ · noun
- A game played with a set of small rectangular tiles, each divided into two halves marked with dots representing numbers, in which players take turns matching tiles end to end. It is also used as the plural of 'domino' for the tiles themselves. Related: tiles, bones, tabletop game, parlor game.
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