Prehistoric Time Word Search
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Sample words: EARTH, CELT, NEW, DOG, MAP, LAKE, OLD, AGE, MARINE, MODERN, PREDATOR, DEVONIAN, SEABED, HISTORY, EXTREME, EORAPTOR.
Prehistoric Time word list, defined
- EARTH /ɜːrθ/ · noun
- The planet on which we live, the third from the sun; also the substance of the ground — soil and land as opposed to sea or sky. Related: ground, soil, land, dirt.
- CELT /kɛlt/ (the people); /sɛlt/ (the archaeology tool) · noun
- A member of a group of ancient Indo-European peoples who spread across much of Europe and whose languages survive today as Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Breton, and others. In archaeology, a celt is also a prehistoric stone or metal chisel-like tool with a beveled cutting edge.
- 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.
- DOG /dɒɡ/ (British), /dɔːɡ/ (US) · noun (also verb)
- A domesticated carnivorous mammal (Canis familiaris) that has been selectively bred over thousands of years into many breeds, kept by humans as a companion, working animal, or pet; also, as a verb, to follow or track someone persistently. Related: hound, canine, pooch, cur.
- MAP /mæp/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a map is a representation of a place or area showing roads, features, or other spatial information. As a verb, map means to represent or plan something systematically, or to establish the relationship between corresponding elements. Related: atlas, chart, plan, guide.
- LAKE /leɪk/ · noun
- A large area of water surrounded by land. A lake is typically freshwater, although some lakes may be salty. Related: body of water, loch, tarn, mere.
- OLD /oʊld/ (US); /əʊld/ (British) · adjective; adverb; noun
- Having existed for a long time; advanced in age. Also, belonging to a former time, person, or context, or used informally to express familiarity, affection, or amusement. Related: aged, elderly, former, previous.
- AGE /eɪdʒ/ · noun, verb
- The length of time that a person or thing has existed; a particular period of history. As a verb, to grow old or cause something to grow old. Related: era, period, epoch, lifetime.
- MARINE /məˈriːn/ · adjective; noun
- Marine means relating to the sea or to life in the sea. As a noun, a marine is a member of the United States Marine Corps or, more generally, a soldier serving at sea. Related: maritime, oceanic, aquatic, naval.
- MODERN /ˈmɒdən/ (British), /ˈmɑːdərn/ (American) · adjective
- Relating to the present or to recent times, especially as contrasted with something historical or outdated. It can also mean current, contemporary, or based on the latest developments. Related: contemporary, current, present-day, recent.
- PREDATOR /ˈprɛdətər/ · noun
- An animal that hunts, kills, and feeds on other animals or their remains. By extension, a person or organization that exploits, victimizes, or preys on others. Related: hunter, carnivore, pursuer, stalker.
- DEVONIAN /dɪˈvoʊniən/ · adjective
- Relating to Devon, England, or to the Devonian period of the Paleozoic era, roughly 419 to 359 million years ago, known for the diversification of early fishes and the first forests. Related: Paleozoic.
- SEABED /ˈsiːbɛd/ · noun
- The floor or bottom of the sea, including the sediment, rock, and terrain that form its surface. The term is especially common in oceanography, geology, marine biology, and environmental discussions. Related: seafloor, ocean floor, sea bottom, seabottom.
- HISTORY /ˈhɪstəri/ · noun
- The study or record of past events, especially those relating to a particular country, period, or person. It can also refer to the story or background of something, such as a building, institution, or community. Related: past, chronicle, record, narrative.
- EXTREME /ɪkˈstriːm/ · adjective
- Reaching the highest or greatest possible degree; very great in intensity, extent, or quality. Also describing something far from the ordinary or middle point. Related: severe, intense, excessive, drastic.
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