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To cry is to shed tears, typically as an expression of distress or strong emotion; it also means to shout or call out loudly. As a noun, a cry is a loud call or utterance, such as the cry of an animal or a shout for help. Related: weep, sob, wail, shout.
LED/lɛd/ · verb, noun
To guide or direct someone or something, typically in a way that is helpful or correct. A thin, flexible strip of metal used to conduct electricity. Related: guided, directed, conducted, led.
OLD/ɔːld/ · adjective
Having existed for a long time; no longer young. Having been used for a long time; no longer new. Related: aged, antiquated, ancient, vintage.
SON/sɒn/ · noun, verb
A male child or a male offspring; a male descendant. To make or produce a sound, especially a loud one. Related: boy, lad, youngster, offspring.
WAR/wɔː/ · noun, verb
A state of armed conflict between nations or states or, in the past, between states and tribes; an instance of such conflict. To engage in such conflict. Related: conflict, battle, fight, struggle.
BAND/bænd/ · noun
A band is a flat strip of material used to fasten, bind, or encircle something; it also denotes a group of people who act, play music, or live together. Related: group, ensemble, orchestra, strip.
BLOW/bləʊ/ · verb, noun
To move air or be moved by air, or to expel air forcibly through the mouth. As a noun, it means a hard stroke or hit, or a sudden damaging event. Related: puff, gust, waft, blast.
BONE/bəʊn/ · noun
A bone is any of the hard, whitish structures that together make up the skeleton of a human or other vertebrate, providing support, protection, and attachment for muscles. As a mass noun, 'bone' refers to the dense, hard connective tissue from which these structures are made. Related: osseous structure.
CRUEL/ˈkruːəl/ · adjective
Causing pain or suffering deliberately and without pity; willing to inflict distress on others. Can also describe something unpleasantly harsh, as in cruel weather or a cruel irony. Related: heartless, brutal, callous, merciless.
CRUSH/krʌʃ/ · noun, verb
As a verb, to press or squeeze something forcefully so that it is damaged, flattened, or destroyed; as a noun, a brief but intense feeling of romantic attraction toward someone. Related: compress, squash, squeeze, pound.
RESCUE/ˈrɛskjuː/ · verb, noun
To save or free from danger or difficulty. A rescue operation. Related: save, deliver, liberate, free.
COURAGE/ˈkʌrɪdʒ/ · noun
The ability to do something that frightens one; strength in the face of pain, danger, or difficulty. Related: bravery, valor, fortitude, nerve.
BATTLE/ˈbæt.əl/ · noun
A sustained fight between organized armed forces, typically on a large scale and as part of a war. More broadly, a prolonged struggle or contest between opposing people, forces, or ideas. Related: combat, fight, conflict, clash.
REDSKIN/rɛdskɪn/ · noun
A person of European descent, especially a settler in North America, who has intermarried with or has been influenced by Native Americans, often in a way that is perceived as cultural appropriation or disrespect. Related: Native American, settler, colonizer.
TERRAIN/ˈtɛrɪn/ · noun
The physical features of an area of land, including its shape, elevation, and natural features such as hills, valleys, and bodies of water. The surface or ground of a particular area of land. Related: landscape, ground, surface, topography.
VICTORY/ˈvɪktəri/ · noun, verb
The state of having won a contest or achieved a goal; a successful outcome or achievement. The act of gaining the upper hand or overcoming an opponent. Related: triumph, win, success, victory.