Hunger Games Word Search
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This theme includes about 20 puzzles across difficulty levels.
Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: FIRE, ROSE, WON, BOW, SNOW, SAE, RUE, GALE, VIVID, MENTOR, FUTURE, CALIBER, GOAT, BEETEE, SPONSORS, ENOBARIA.
Hunger Games word list, defined
- FIRE /ˈfaɪər/ · noun
- The phenomenon of combustion, in which material burns and produces flame, heat, and light; also, an instance of burning that destroys or damages something. Related: blaze, flames, inferno, combustion.
- ROSE /roʊz/ (US); /rəʊz/ (British) · noun, verb, adjective
- As a noun, a rose is a flowering plant of the genus Rosa, valued for its often fragrant and colorful blooms; it can also refer to the flower itself. As a verb, it is the past tense of rise, and as an adjective, it describes a pinkish-red color. Related: flower, bloom, blossom, floraison.
- WON /wʌn/ · verb; noun
- Won is the past tense and past participle of win, indicating victory or success in a competition. As a noun, it is the monetary unit of South Korea, equal to 100 jeon. Related: triumphed, prevailed, succeeded, was victorious.
- BOW /baʊ/ (to bend; also rhymes with 'cow'); /boʊ/ (front of a ship; archery weapon) · noun & verb
- As a verb, to bend the head or body forward as a gesture of respect, greeting, or submission, or to bend something into a curve. As a noun, it denotes such an act of bending, a curved shape or object (as in a bow tie or archery bow), or, pronounced /boʊ/, the forward part of a ship. Related: stoop, kneel, crouch, curtsy.
- SNOW /snoʊ/ · noun, verb
- Snow is atmospheric water frozen into ice crystals that falls to the ground as flakes or accumulates as a white covering. As a verb, snow means to fall as snow or to cover or obscure something with snow. Related: snowfall, snowflake, snowstorm, flurry.
- SAE /seː/ · adverb
- Used chiefly in Scotland and Scots to mean “so” or, before an adjective, “as”. Related: so, as, thus, very.
- RUE /ruː/ · noun & verb
- As a noun, rue is an aromatic evergreen shrub or herb, traditionally used in herbal preparations. As a verb, rue means to regret or regret something said or done. Related: regret, repent, ruefully, bitter.
- GALE /ɡeɪl/ · noun
- A very strong wind, especially one blowing at forces 7–10 on the Beaufort scale (roughly 32–63 mph); by extension, an outburst or flood of something, such as laughter. Related: storm, tempest, squall, windstorm.
- VIVID /ˈvɪvɪd/ · adjective
- Clearly and intensely perceived, especially in terms of color, light, imagery, or description. Figuratively, vivid describes something that is striking, lifelike, and capable of evoking a strong mental image or feeling. Related: bright, intense, striking, lifelike.
- MENTOR /ˈmɛntɔr/ (US); /ˈmɛntə(r)/ (UK) · noun and verb
- A mentor is an experienced, trusted person who advises and guides another person's development, especially in education, careers, or professional life. As a verb, “mentor” means to provide this kind of advice, support, and guidance over time. Related: adviser, guide, tutor, coach.
- FUTURE /ˈfjuːtʃər/ · noun (also adjective)
- The time or a period of time that is yet to come; events or conditions that will happen after the present. As an adjective, it describes things relating to or happening in the time to come. Related: time ahead, tomorrow, prospect, outlook.
- CALIBER /ˈkælɪbər/ · noun
- The quality or level of someone's ability, character, or importance, or the standard of something such as work. Also, the internal diameter of a gun barrel or the diameter of a bullet, expressed in hundredths of an inch or millimeters. Related: quality, standard, class, grade.
- GOAT /ɡəʊt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a goat is a horned, domesticated ruminant mammal with a short coat, beard, and cloven hooves. By extension, the word can refer to a person who is blamed for others' faults, or informally to someone regarded as contemptible or incompetent. Related: caprine, kid, scapegoat, patsy.
- SPONSORS /ˈspɒnsəz/ (British English); /ˈspɑːnsərz/ (US English) · plural noun
- People or organizations that provide financial support, resources, or endorsement for an event, project, or individual. The term can also refer to people or organizations that formally support another person's participation or career. Related: backers, patrons, supporters, underwriters.
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