Roller Derby Word Search
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Sample words: ODD, OLD, OUT, TWO, WIN, BOUT, FALL, LOSE, TRAIN, LEAGUE, CONNECT, PREVENT, LARGE, EMPLOY, RECRUIT, REVENUE.
Roller Derby word list, defined
- ODD /ɒd/ (British); /ɑːd/ (US) · adjective
- Strange, unusual, or different from what is expected; also, of a number or quantity, not divisible by two. In informal use, “odd” can mean eccentric, suspicious, or difficult to understand. Related: strange, unusual, peculiar, eccentric.
- 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.
- OUT /aʊt/ · adverb, preposition, adjective, verb, noun
- Out means away from a place, beyond a boundary, or no longer inside something. It can also indicate that something is unavailable, extinguished, visible, finished, excluded, or performed or published publicly, depending on context. Related: away, outside, beyond, through.
- TWO /tuː/ · numeral
- The cardinal number equal to one plus one, denoting a quantity or number of items. It can also stand independently for a pair when the referents are understood. Related: pair, couple, duo, twain.
- WIN /wɪn/ · verb, noun
- To achieve victory, success, or an advantage in a contest or effort; to obtain something as the result of effort, merit, or chance. As a noun, a win is a victory, success, or instance of gaining an advantage or prize. Related: prevail, succeed, triumph, conquer.
- BOUT /baʊt/ · noun
- A short period of intense activity of a specified kind, such as a fight, illness, or drinking session; or one of a series of matches or rounds in a boxing or wrestling contest. Related: spell, episode, round, match.
- FALL /fɔːl/ · verb, noun
- As a verb, to move downward from a higher to a lower level, typically rapidly and without control; as a noun, an act of falling, a defeat or loss of power, or (in American usage) the season of autumn. Related: drop, descend, plunge, tumble.
- LOSE /luːz/ · verb
- To fail to win, achieve, or obtain something; to be deprived of something one has; or to fail to keep or find something that one possesses or expects to have. Related: forfeit, surrender, misplace, waste.
- TRAIN /treɪn/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A train is a connected series of railway carriages or other vehicles pulled by an engine. As a verb, train means to prepare someone through practice or instruction; as an adjective, it describes a style of clothing with a long trailing hem. Related: railway, series, sequence, procession.
- LEAGUE /liːɡ/ · noun & verb
- A league is an organized association of people, organizations, or teams formed for a shared purpose. As a verb, to league means to combine or associate with others for a common aim. Related: alliance, association, union, federation.
- CONNECT /kəˈnɛkt/ · verb
- To join, link, or fasten two or more things together, or to establish a relationship or communication between people, places, or things. Related: link, join, unite, attach.
- PREVENT /prɪˈvɛnt/ · verb
- To stop something from happening or to stop someone from doing something. Prevent can be followed by a noun phrase or by an object followed by a present participle. Related: stop, avert, preclude, forestall.
- LARGE /lɑːrdʒ/ · adjective
- Of greater size, amount, extent, or importance than usual. It can describe physical dimensions, quantities, scales, or the significance of something. Related: big, sizeable, substantial, extensive.
- EMPLOY /ɪmˈplɔɪ/ · verb
- To pay someone to do work for you; to give someone a job. Also, to make use of something such as a method, tool, or skill. Related: hire, engage, use, utilize.
- RECRUIT /rɪˈkruːt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a recruit is a newly enlisted member of the armed forces or a new member of a team, organization, or workforce. As a verb, recruit means to enlist someone, especially for military service, employment, or participation in an organization or activity. Related: enlist, hire, engage, sign up.
- REVENUE /ˈrɛvənjuː/ · noun
- The income or proceeds received by a business, organization, or government from its activities, especially from sales or taxation. In accounting, revenue generally means gross income before costs and other expenses are deducted. Related: income, earnings, proceeds, receipts.
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