Mountaineering Word Search
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Sample words: AWE, HUE, JOY, LEE, LOW, LUG, MAW, OPT, HOLD, HOLE, HURT, LEAD, GLIDE, LEVEL, MOUNT, SLOPE.
Mountaineering word list, defined
- 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.
- HUE /hjuː/ · noun
- A particular color or shade, especially one considered as a quality distinguishing one thing from another. By extension, it can refer to a general character, type, or appearance. Related: color, shade, tint, cast.
- JOY /dʒɔɪ/ · noun and verb
- A feeling of intense happiness or delight. By extension, something that gives great pleasure or satisfaction. Related: happiness, delight, pleasure, gladness.
- LEE /liː/ · noun
- The side of a ship, island, or other object that is sheltered from the wind; the leeward side. The word can also refer more generally to shelter or a place protected from the wind. Related: leeward, shelter, sheltered side, protection.
- LOW /loʊ/ · adjective, adverb, noun, and verb
- In a low position or at a small height; also, of sound or volume, gentle rather than loud. In figurative contexts, low can indicate a small amount or level, a low rank, reduced intensity, or a depressing mood. Related: lower, reduced, soft, quiet.
- LUG /lʌɡ/ · verb and noun
- As a verb, to carry or transport something, especially with effort; it can also mean to drink an alcoholic beverage in large quantities. As a noun, it refers to a projecting part, especially the flap of an ear, or a small projecting piece of an object. Related: carry, haul, transport, drag.
- MAW British: /mɔː/; US: /mɔːr/ · noun
- The jaws or mouth of an animal, especially when portrayed as wide open. By extension, it can refer to a threatening opening or metaphorically to a voracious or destructive force. Related: jaws, gullet, mouth, gorge.
- OPT /ɒpt/ (British); /ɑːpt/ (US) · verb
- To choose or elect to do something, especially when another course of action is available. It is commonly used in the constructions “opt for” and “opt to,” as well as in “opt in” and “opt out.” Related: choose, select, pick, prefer.
- HOLD /həʊld/ (British), /hoʊld/ (American) · verb
- To grasp, keep, or support something with the hands or another means. In extended uses, to hold means to possess or retain something, contain or support a substance or group, keep a place or position, or have responsibility for an activity or event. Related: grasp, grip, keep, retain.
- HOLE /hoʊl/ · noun, verb
- A hole is an opening, gap, or cavity in a surface or object, or a place where something is missing or incomplete. As a verb, to hole means to make or place a hole in something, or to put something into a hole. Related: opening, gap, cavity, aperture.
- HURT /hɜːrt/ (US); /hɜːt/ (UK) · verb, noun, adjective
- To cause physical pain, injury, or damage to someone or something. It can also mean to cause emotional pain or distress. Related: injure, harm, wound, pain.
- LEAD /liːd/ (verb); /lɛd/ (noun) · verb and noun
- As a verb, to guide, direct, or be in charge of people or activity. As a noun, a heavy, soft metallic element; it also means a person in charge, a leading position, or the principal performer in a production. Related: guide, direct, head, conduct.
- GLIDE /ɡlaɪd/ · verb; noun
- To move smoothly, quietly, or with little apparent effort; to pass gradually from one state or situation to another. As a noun, a glide is a smooth, controlled movement or descent, especially a flight made without engine power. Related: slide, drift, float, sail.
- LEVEL /ˈlɛvəl/ · noun, verb, adjective, adverb
- A level is a horizontal surface or a position at the same height as another position. It can also mean a degree, standard, or stage, or the evenness of something; as a verb, it means to make something equal or even, and as an adjective it describes something flat, steady, equal, or fair. Related: even, flat, horizontal, uniform.
- MOUNT /maʊnt/ · noun and verb
- A mount is a hill or mountain, especially one with a distinctive summit or prominence. As a verb, it means to climb, ascend, or become securely fastened onto a horse, vehicle, support, or frame. Related: summit, hill, peak, crest.
- SLOPE /sloʊp/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, a slope is an inclined surface or a stretch of land that rises or falls at an angle; it can also refer to the degree of steepness of such a surface. As a verb, slope means to incline or lean at an angle, or to descend or rise gradually. Related: incline, gradient, gradient, hill.
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